What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁

Teaching has always been that I have enjoyed informally and would like to upgrade my abilities to a professional standard. As an individual, I am a motivated individual driven by opportunities to support others in need and building my experience. Teaching is a method of supporting other which I have admired since childhood and realised how much positive difference having a good teacher makes, in an individual's life. And seeing that individual succeed in an exam, or even test is a pleasurefull and full-filling experience which drives me towards tutoring!.

My Strengths as Tutor 💪

I believe that a tutor plays an important role in the overall development of his/her pupil(s). Hence in order to provide maximum benefit for their pupil(s), a tutor must adapt to their pupil's level of knowledge and be able to know their point of view on a particular problem before explaining them. As a tutor, communication is equivalent to a tutor's eligibility to teach, hence having a strong and fluent verbal and written communication is an essential skill to ensure that your pupil can understand you!. In addition, a tutor must be approachable and empathetic to not only their students but also to other people in general. I believe that I possess all those aspects (and bonuses) and hence have a capacity to really uplift the student's knowledge (because grades depend on knowledge) and provide them with a positive experience :)

Most important things I can do for a student 🏅

As a tutor, My primary responsibility would be to build a positive relationship between my student and support them with their academic and/or mental weaknesses, in addition, my role would also include building their knowledge for the future and prepare them for their academic success ahead. In order to maximise their gain, I would build a positive tutor-pupil relationship with my student to ensure that they see me as an approachable entity in times of need, this is something which I possess naturally via good communication skills.