Shayaan A.

Hi! I’m currently studying Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence at university, where logical thinking, problem-solving and mathematical reasoning are important parts of my degree. I’m passionate about helping students develop a strong understanding of Maths by breaking down challenging topics into clear, manageable steps. Rather than simply memorising formulas, I believe students benefit most from understanding the methods behind each question and learning how to apply them confidently. I offer support for both GCSE and A-level Maths, adapting lessons to each student’s ability, learning style and goals. Through clear explanations, worked examples and exam-style practice, I aim to help students strengthen their understanding, improve their exam technique and build confidence in their abilities. My goal is to make Maths feel less intimidating and help students become more independent, capable problem-solvers.

I'm a first-year Computer Science (AI) student at Brunel University London. I completed A-levels in Maths, Psychology and Computer Science in 2026 and 10 GCSEs, so I know the current GCSE and A-level courses and exam style well because I've just been through them. I’ve volunteered at school open evenings guiding visitors. I'm new to formal tutoring, so I focus on being patient, well prepared and easy to talk to. I can help with GCSE Maths and Physics and A-level Maths.

I start by finding out what you already know and where you get stuck, then build lessons around those gaps. A typical session is a short explanation, worked examples together, then practice questions with feedback. I teach the reasoning behind each method, not just the steps, so you can handle questions you haven't seen before. I use past paper questions to teach exam technique, like showing full working, picking up method marks and checking answers. I set small follow-up tasks between lessons and adjust the pace to suit you, so you always know what to work on next.