Hannah Ellis

I appreciate that everyone learns in different ways and have found that tailored 1:1 tuition and a fresh perspective can help block troublesome topics and lead to an improvement in grades, as well as self-confidence in the classroom.

I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of St Andrews and did my research project on the neuromuscular disorder Parkinson’s disease. I then qualified as a Bowen Therapy practitioner before undertaking an international PGCE at the University of Sheffield. Following this, I completed a Masters in Molecular Biology studying with the Centre for European Master’s Programmes; my thesis focused on epigenetic mechanisms induced by oncoviruses and therapeutic interventions.

Over the past 17 years I have since taught over 700 British and international students in one-to-one, classroom, and online lessons. I have authored detailed notes on each topic on the A-Level course and have an extensive collection of exam questions and mark schemes, grouped together by topic to break down revision into manageable pieces. Some students choose to have homework to build upon ideas covered in the tuition lesson, which can then be marked together using the official exam mark schemes so that the student knows exactly what examiners are looking for in a high-level answer.

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