Kelly R
Passionate Science, Chemistry, Biology and Physics GCSE tutor.
You can book a free 20 minute, no-commitment introduction with any of our tutors. How does this work?
Tell us a bit about yourself.
I am a Science teacher working in Surrey for 8 years. I am very passionate about science and believe that anyone can achieve in it but in different ways. I have a Hons degree and masters in science. After working in a lab for many years I decided to share my passion of science by becoming a science/ chemistry teacher. I have experience with students with SEN and EAL. Small class sizes and one to one intervention supports students to achieve. I have more than 5 years experience in tutoring.
What do you specialise in?
I teach science and maths at KS3, Biology, Physics and Chemistry at GCSE Chemistry A Level
What exam boards and year groups do you teach?
I have experience in many exam boards such as Edexcel , AQA and OCR. I am an examiner for AQA and continue to mark the state exams for many years.
What is your favourite thing about being a tutor?
Meeting new students and being involved with students achievements. I love sharing my passion for science.
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Reviews
Muqaddas
excellent teaching. Thank you
Teaches
| Subject | Level |
|---|---|
| Science | KS3 |
| Biology | GCSE |
| Chemistry | GCSE |
| Physics | GCSE |
Showing off Their Knowledge
Our tutors can answer one-off questions from students in our forum.
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What is the difference between red blood cells and white blood cells?
Asked in GCSE Biology - Genetic Engineering by Jagjot Gill
Red blood cells are concave in shape and carry oxygen around the body to respiring cells. White bloo...
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Answered 10 months ago
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What is an organ system?
Asked in GCSE Biology - Genetic Engineering by Jagjot Gill
An organ system is a group of organs that work together to perform a complex function. There ar...
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Answered 10 months ago
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How would you give 57p as a percentage of £1.20?
Asked in KS3 Maths - Numbers by Miss Penelope Ryan III
57 divided by 120 is 0.475, and 0.475 x 100 (to make a percnetage) is 47.5%. Therefore, 57p is 47.5%...
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Answered 11 months ago
FAQs
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Where do I go from here?
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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.