PhD Graduate ✅
3 years secondary education experience ✅
UKMT/problem-solving specialist ✅
Professional working in finance and tech ✅
I earned a PhD in Nuclear Physics from The University of Manchester in 2017, where my studies involved both experimental and theoretical research with a particular focus on statistical analysis and computational modelling.
After completing my studies, I transitioned into education as a mathematics teacher. In this role, I played a pivotal part in assisting numerous students in reaching their GCSE and A-level targets.
Currently positioned as the Head of Research & Development at a tech start-up, I apply my expertise in the professional realm. In this capacity, I oversee the development of sophisticated algorithms crucial to our compliance software, effectively bridging the gap between theory and application. This experience highlights my adeptness at navigating the intricate intersection of science and technology.
Throughout my professional journey, I've had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed mathematicians within academia and the professional arena. These collaborations have expanded my perspective and enhanced my ability to contribute significantly to innovative projects.
My career has been fueled by a commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering technological innovation – I find it incredibly satisfying to witness students achieve their academic goals.
A-Level ✅
11 Plus ✅
GCSE Further Maths ✅
GCSE Grade 9 ✅
GCSE Grades 7-8 ✅
GCSE Grades 4-5 ✅
KS3 ✅
KS1/2 ✅
UKMT & Problem Solving ✅
I have four years of experience as a mathematics teacher, during which I assumed responsibility for overseeing the UKMT maths challenge while actively engaged in full-time education. My expertise extends to working with high-achieving students at both GCSE and A-level, where I provided guidance on tackling grade 9+ style questions and supported those targeting grades 4-5.
In addition to my role as an educator, I possess a wealth of experience in preparing students for advanced assessments such as Step and various university entrance exams. This includes a comprehensive understanding of the exam structures and requirements.
My proficiency in the field also extends to exam marking, where I have contributed to evaluating exams for both Edexcel and AQA.
During my doctoral studies at The University of Manchester, I taught undergraduate students core mathematical concepts for university physics and served as a lead laboratory demonstrator for three years. This diverse background reflects my commitment to academic instruction and hands-on teaching experiences.
Mathematics is best understood through problem-solving and focuses on trying to help students understand how to apply their skills across various scenarios and settings. Currently, GCSE and A-level mathematics are far more focused on problem-solving skills, and I am well suited to guiding pupils to succeed in this area.
I am sympathetic and understanding. I understand that all people learn best in a calm environment, so I endeavour to ensure the atmosphere is always relaxed.
I have a sound understanding of how to best learn for retention and apply techniques to ensure pupils can remember and repeat skills in exam conditions.
Languages | English (British) |
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Availability | Weekends, Weekdays (all times) |
References Available | On File |
The University of Manchester | 2017 | Doctorate | Doctor of Physics | |
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The University of Manchester | 2013 | Masters | Mphys |
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Primary | £50 |
Secondary | £50 |
GCSE | £60 |
A-Level | £60 |
University | £75 |
Casual Learner | £75 |