Nikita – Founder & Lead Tutor
Hi, I’m Nikita! I am a qualified primary teacher and tutor children from the ages of 3 all the way up to 16 years old in maths, English, reading and other subjects.
I have taught for just over 9 years and have experience in supporting Year 4 pupils with their end of year times-table checks, leading Year 6 SATS Boosters, supported children with passing their 11+ exams and GCSE exams. I love tutoring as it allows me to get to know each child really well and make sure that every lesson is completely adapted to their needs and interests. I am passionate about providing all children with a high-quality education and instilling the belief that they can do anything they set their mind to!
In my lessons, I use lots of praise and encouragement to build confidence and develop a growth mindset. In turn, children feel safe enough to take risks and have a go at any challenges I throw their way. I have a fun, creative and interactive approach to teaching and love to use a variety of strategies such as video, images, games, code-breaking and even a bit of drama! I My aim is to unlock every child’s full potential by making learning as engaging and purposeful as possible.
What are your hobbies?
Outside of tutoring, I’m passionate about learning in all its forms. I’ve recently taken up piano, and I love how it challenges focus, patience, and creativity—skills I bring into my teaching too. I also enjoy baking, which lets me unwind while experimenting with flavours and precision—much like crafting a great lesson plan.
What is a fun fact about you?
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of teaching in several countries, including India, Gambia, and England. I’m a huge fan of cats and supernatural shows—if there’s a mysterious plot twist, I’m all in (something I love sharing with the children).
Frederick – Maths Tutor (Head of Maths)
What do you tutor?
Hi my name is Frederick Shaw. I’m Head of Maths at a secondary school with 8 years of teaching experience. I have done tutoring as a side job over the years and found it to be really enjoyable.
Why do you tutor?
I love teaching Maths because it allows students to enjoy the satisfaction of problem solving. I am confident in my ability to teach any student any concept. My main strength is my modelling of examples and adapting my explanations to the needs of the student in front of me. As a result of this I develop great relationships with the students I teach resulting in even better outcomes in the long run.
I have a track record of strong results with my classes and students I have tutored. In 2024-2025, 6 of the students at my school achieved a grade 9 in GCSE Maths having completed Level 2 certificate in Further Maths the previous year. This was an initiative of mine to push the high attaining students and it paid off (the previous best was 3 grade 9s in a single year).
In summary, I am an extremely passionate and understanding teacher who will always endeavor to get the absolute maximum out of my students.
Hassan– Maths Tutor (GCSE Maths examiner)
What do you tutor?
Hi, I’m Hassan!
I’m a qualified secondary school Maths teacher and a current GCSE Maths examiner, and I tutor Maths from KS2 through to GCSE and A-level.
I have over 10 years of tutoring experience alongside my work teaching in a UK secondary school, where I’m fully up to date with the curriculum, exam boards, and what students are actually expected to know. I’ve supported a wide range of learners — from students who struggle with confidence or basic foundations, to those aiming for higher grades and strong exam performance.
Why do you tutor?
I tutor because I genuinely enjoy helping students move from “I can’t do maths” to feeling confident and capable. Tutoring allows me to work closely with each student, understand how they think, and adapt lessons to suit their pace and learning style — something that can make a huge difference, especially for students who feel overwhelmed in class.
What’s your style of tutoring?
My tutoring style is calm, structured, and encouraging. I focus on breaking topics down step by step, filling gaps in understanding, and building confidence alongside exam technique. As a GCSE examiner, I place particular emphasis on how marks are awarded and how students can avoid common mistakes. I regularly work with students who have SEN needs, including ADHD and dyslexia, and I adapt lessons to make learning as clear and accessible as possible.
What’s your education / background?
In terms of background, I hold a degree in Mathematics and a PGCE in Secondary Mathematics, and I currently teach Maths in a UK secondary school. Being both a classroom teacher and an examiner means I can give students realistic, practical guidance on how to succeed in exams.
What are your interests?
Outside of tutoring, I like to stay active — I enjoy going to the gym, playing and watching football, going on long walks, and playing padel. I’m also a big football fan.
Beverley – Science Tutor (Biology, Chemistry and Physics)
What do you tutor?
Hi, I’m Beverley. I am a qualified science teacher, and I tutor all sciences, Biology, Chemistry and Physics for 11-16 and Biology for 16–18-year-olds.
Why do you tutor?
I tutor because I believe education can give so many opportunities to students. I am passionate about helping students reach their potential and truly enjoy seeing students grow in confidence and ability. There is nothing more rewarding than watching a student grasp a concept they once found difficult and knowing I played a small part in their success.
What’s your style of tutoring?
My teaching style is supportive and interactive. I like to keep the sessions friendly and focused on helping students feel confident in what they are learning. I like to use questioning to get students thinking for themselves. I like to use praise to encourage students and build their confidence. I like to build rapport with my students and thereby create a relaxed, positive environment where learning feels rewarding.
What’s your education / background?
I always enjoyed science in school, after my A-levels in Biology, Chemistry and Maths, I went on to study a degree in Pharmacology in London. I then went on to do my teacher training at UCL Institute of Education and became a qualified science teacher in 2016. Since then I have taught in many settings and also tutored students, especially those preparing for their gcses. I had experiences in school teaching younger students to read. I remember really enjoying that and that led me to pursue a career in education.
What are your interests?
I love listening to music and enjoy singing. I am part of a choir and really enjoy expressing myself through songs and a cheeky dance here and there.
What is a fun fact about you?
I often get told I look younger than my age and I have two little ones who call me mummy. A 5-year-old and a 2 year old.
Amandeep – Tutor
What do you tutor?
Hi, I’m Amandeep — a qualified Early Years Teacher currently working at a private school. I have several years of experience supporting children aged 3 to 12, helping them develop confidence and skills in English, Maths, and Reading.
Why do you tutor?
I love tutoring because it gives me the opportunity to work closely with each child, understanding their individual needs and adapting lessons to support them where they may be struggling. My goal is to provide high-quality teaching that not only helps children progress academically, but also helps them realise the amazing potential they already have within them.
What’s your style of tutoring?
I believe every child learns differently, so I tailor each lesson to suit their age, ability and individual needs. My sessions are interactive, engaging, and encouraging, designed to make learning enjoyable while boosting confidence and key skills. I use plenty of praise and positive reinforcement to help children feel comfortable, motivated, and ready to take on new challenges themselves, and grow. Building confidence is a key part of my approach.
What are your interests?
In my free time, I enjoy reading, especially mystery and romance novels, as they allow me to unwind and spark my imagination. I also love going to the gym, which helps me relax after a busy day and stay strong both mentally and physically. Staying active gives me the energy and focus I need to bring enthusiasm into every lesson I teach.