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Dilan Abuasbeh
Hello! EDUCATION: High school graduate , been in the IB, American and British curriculum. Graduated with the American Diploma + SAT exam. ABOUT ME: English: Reading , writing and speaking. Ages 4-13 English Language tutoring (Any age!) Science/Biology ; Ages 4-13 EXPERIENCE: KS1 , English language tutoring Languages: English , Arabic and Turkish. Preferred student age group: Ages 4-13 I am a 3rd Year Dentistry student , currently living in Turkey. I have studied in both the UK curriculum and the American curriculum. Have experience with tutoring both curriculums especially primary students. I am very social as I mainly tutor primary students I tend to focus on their likings and base homework’s and session activities on that to encourage engagement. Usually sessions are interactive , I also prefer the student to depend on themselves for extra motivation and to boost their confidence.
Biology, English
Nikita-jade Parker
Hi! My name is Nikita-jade, and I am a 24 year old university student. I have worked with children for 7 years, and am eager to help children feel more excited about their school and learning journeys! I am a fully inclusive teacher and will adapt lessons for any physical, mental or emotional needs, and I have extensive SEN experience, as well as beginners understanding of Makaton. If there is anything you think I can help with, please feel free to get in touch! I want tutoring to feel like a fun experience for children. School can be hard enough-so tutoring should not feel like a drag! I want to get to know each student on a personal level so that I can engage them in the best way to meet their needs.
English, Maths (Primary)
Aaminah Khan
I am the co director of a successful and growing business as well as studying at the Open University allowing me to have a flexible scheduled. I have a breadth of experience working with young children, I have helped coach at my local boxing club as well as being a active tutor at action tutoring dedicating my time to help students get the grades they deserve. I am a passionate individual I enjoy teaching and have a enthusiastic approach which allows students to engage with content incredibly well. I am dedicated to making a impact on young people's lives allowing them to make their goals more attainable.
11+, Maths (Primary)
Thomas Ainsworth
I can teach Maths at GCSE and Key Stage 3. I achieved A* in A level maths, grade 9 in GCSE further maths and A* in GCSE further maths. I achieved A in A-Level Physics, Biology and Chemistry, GSCE 8 in chemistry and physics, 7 in Biology. I have completed GCSEs with AQA and Edexcel. I have completed A levels with OCR (biology), AQA (chemistry and physics) and Edexcel (maths). Within my volunteering with St John Ambulance, there have been various Cadets at the Units I have supported with SEND needs; in particular autism and anxiety related needs. I am most comfortable with high school and above age ranges, specialising in KS3 and GCSE syllabi. My background in teaching comes from my volunteer work with St John Ambulance. I completed my Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) with the charity in November 2022 and actively volunteer as Youth Leader as well. I have been training on courses since September 2020 as a Demonstrator and training within the local Cadet Units at Bolton and Horwich for many years up to that point. I joined through the youth program at age 5 (September 2006). My main role is as a District Training Officer, which I have held since November 2020. This includes planning, staffing and resourcing courses, ensuring candidates have the relevant information, ensuring background processes are followed for registering and processing courses and learners, support local volunteer Units with developing their training plan, support training deliverers (trainers, assessors, demonstrators, Cadet Demonstrators) and ensure we are training the right courses to meet the local demands. I am very passionate about my volunteer work and it has helped me find my love of training and teaching, particularly around young people. I have a lot of treasured memories but there are three that stand out in particular are managing the first ever "First Aid Hypercentre" in the country, where we trained around 50 new volunteers in one First Aid course - we usually train 16. The other memory that sticks out was having the priviledge to be a Treatment Centre Manager during the night shifts of Operation London Bridge (national period of morning following the passing of HRH Queen Elizabeth II), including the very first night shift which was the night after her death was announced. I received a commendation for this. The third memory that sticks out was receive a commendation from the District Manager in 2020 for "for having gone above and beyond your normal role within the charity". I have a dog and enjoy looking after her and taking her for daily walks. I find this relaxing and a good way to de-stress. I am a big fan of music across a multitude of genres includes punk, reggae, ska, rock, yodelling, metal and hip hop. I own 3 guitars, a keyboard, a drum machine and a pair of bongo drums. This is a great way for me to relax and explore my passion of music. One of the highlights in my month is the monthly jam night at my local pub where people can get together, have a laugh, and play some tunes together. It doesn't matter if you sound bad because it's all about having fun.
Maths (lower level), Maths (upper level)
Mariella Oluwatuyi
Hi! I'm Mariella from London. I am a medical student who is passionate about helping and encouraging others to learn. When I have some free time, I love to play or listen to music and I enjoy practicing nail art! Lower Level: Maths (up to KS3), Biology; 11+ exams Languages: English (Native Speaker) Preferred student age group: Primary, Secondary
11+, Biology, Maths (Primary)
Logan Rolls
I am a masters student at the University of Liverpool studying Infection and Immunity and have a 1st class (Hons) degree in Microbiology from the University of Reading. My interests include immunology, cellular biology, biochemistry, and genetics which I believe I'll be particularly suited to teach at both GCSE and A level studies. Outside of studying, I enjoy reading science fiction and exploring the record shops.
Biology

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Key Stage 2 tutoring

What is Key Stage 2?

Key Stage 2 (KS2) is the term used to refer to the second stage of a child’s primary education and covers Years 3, 4, 5 and 6. Children are typically aged between 7 and 11 years old in KS2.

What subjects are covered at Key Stage 2?

Children are taught the following subjects:

  • English 

  • Mathematics

  • Science 

  • Art and Design

  • Computing 

  • Design and Technology

  • Humanities 

  • History

  • Languages 

  • Music

  • Physical Education (PE)

  • Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education (PSHE)

Schools must also provide Religious Education, although parents can ask that their children are taken out of part or all the lessons.

The focus of Key Stage 2

Maths and English are the focus of Key Stage 2 as they are considered gateways to future learning.

In English, children progress from reading with a focus on comprehension to grasping overall concepts through age-appropriate literature. They learn how to craft well-punctuated and structured sentences and express their ideas clearly.

In Maths, children should be able to perform calculations with increasingly large and complex numbers, including long division and multiplication. They will also use measuring instruments like rulers and make connections between measurements and numbers.

That’s not to say the other subjects aren’t important for a well-rounded education. For example, science covers the basics of biology, physics and chemistry, and an understanding of the world is introduced in history and geography. Computing is considered essential in today’s world.  

Tests and assessment

At the end of KS2, children take SATs in the following subjects:

  • English grammar, punctuation and spelling

  • English reading (reading and understanding text)

  • Mathematics (arithmetic and reasoning)

Children take exams known as SATs (Standardised Assessment Tests) at the end of KS2. These are used to assess progress in English and maths and measure school performance.

How to choose a KS2 tutor

Key Stage 2 is a crucial stage in your child’s education as it builds a foundation in core skills and prepares them for the more demanding requirements of secondary education. 

If your child is struggling in one or more subjects or lacks overall motivation and confidence, it’s important to address these issues before they start falling behind in their learning. The SATs are culmination of work over the whole of KS2 and not just Year 6, so your child will benefit from tutoring at any stage.

It’s important to choose an experienced KS2 tutor who can offer lessons adapted to your child’s specific needs and who will provide you with regular feedback on their progress. 

At GoStudent, our tutors offer adaptive learning, where lessons, readings and practice activities are personalised towards the individual child and based on their current skills and performance. 

They also offer interactive and engaging lessons that will keep your child’s interest – and could spark a love for learning that will last through their academic career and beyond