Sarah M
A professional Science Tutor with over 15 years of experience.
You can book a free 20 minute, no-commitment introduction with any of our tutors. How does this work?
A bit about Sarah M
I am a qualified Secondary School Science teacher and a graduate of Salford University, BSc (Hons) Biological and Biochemical Sciences and a graduate of Surrey University, MSc Virology. I teach GCSE and iGCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics (all syllabi) and AS-Level and A-Level Biology and Chemistry (AQA). I have enhanced DBS certification.
As an experienced teacher I have taught a range of students with SEN, including dyslexia and ADHD, to high functioning autism, and gifted.
The approach to my teaching is organised and professional. I provide exceptional bespoke teaching, tailored to achieve high grades, with a focus on grasping key scientific concepts, and targeting revision and exam strategies. My lessons are interactive, syllabus based and innovative.
My lessons focus on:
-Enhancing confidence in each student
-Acquiring concise knowledge of the subject specification using bespoke worksheets
-Proven study techniques using verbal, written and digital methodology
-Past exam paper practise and feedback
-Weekly progress report and targets
I look forward to assisting your child in reaching their goals in Science .
Kind regards,
Reviews
Louise Daley
Wow the most amazing teacher 1st class not sure how to put it into words so happy fantastic delivery every single time. You cannot fail with a teacher like Sarah! definitely recommend her.
Rizvana Hussain
Fantastic teacher, who within a few sessions, has already instilled confidence, where there was none, self-belief, which was lacking, and above all a joy for learning. Sarah always goes above and beyond what you would expect from a tutor. I would, unreservedly, recommend using Sarah to help you with your studies. Sarah has vast experience which certainly shines through in her interaction with my daughter. She always plans meticulously, providing an outline, resources and expectations before each lesson. She has a mild-mannered yet firm disposition and is clearly invested in achieving the best for her students.
Kirstin Hunter
Sarah has been very helpful and useful through the exams and understanding biology. I would highly recommend for tutor
Yamuna Tennakoon
Teaches
| Subject | Level |
|---|---|
| Science | KS3 |
| Biology | GCSE |
| Chemistry | GCSE |
| Physics | GCSE |
| Biology | A-Level |
| Chemistry | A-Level |
| Exam Technique | Exam Technique |
| Revision Skills | Revision Skills |
Showing off Their Knowledge
Our tutors can answer one-off questions from students in our forum.
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How would reducing air travel reduce carbon footprints?
Asked in GCSE Chemistry - Evolution of the Earth's Atmosphere by Jed Cremin MD
Jet engines burn a type o fuel called kerosene which then forms carbon dioxide as a waste gas. Carbo...
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Why is soot being produced dangerous?
Asked in GCSE Chemistry - Evolution of the Earth's Atmosphere by Barbara Auer
Medical studies have shown an association between different levels of air pollution, such as the fin...
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When is mRNA used?
Asked in A-Level Biology - Cell Division by Kallie Bauch
Messenger RNA, also known as mRNA, is made in the nucleus of a cell, and then exported to the cytopl...
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What is mRNA?
Asked in A-Level Biology - Cell Division by Dr. Issac Jacobson MD
Messenger RNA (mRNA) is a single-stranded RNA molecule responsible for carrying genetic information ...
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What are the three main types of RNA?
Asked in A-Level Biology - Cell Division by Dustin Denesik
The three most well-known types of RNA are messenger RNA (mRNA), transfer R...
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FAQs
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Where do I go from here?
You can send Sarah M a message through Sherpa and they will usually get back to you within 24 hours. You'll receive an SMS and email notification when they do so.
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How do the introductions work?
Sherpa gives you the opportunity to meet our tutors in a free 20 minute introduction, which takes place through the Sherpa classroom.
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How do lessons work?
All lessons take place through Sherpa's online, industry-leading classroom. This is a combination of a collaborative, real time whiteboard and a video call, like Zoom.