Jon is a former Head of Science with over 10 years' experience in teaching GCSE Science and A-level Physics. He joined Keystone in 2012 and has helped 270 Keystone families over this period, teaching more than 10,300 hours.
Joshua is a dynamic tutor who specialises in Maths and Physics, as well as Computer Science and university entrance tests. His approach is thorough and always tailored to the student's learning style. Joshua tutors alongside completing a PhD in Climate Science.
Andrew is an enthusiastic tutor with a passion for Maths and Physics. He has experience with SEN and homeschooling students and enjoys sculpting his lessons to meet the student's requirements.
Patrick is an upbeat Maths and Science tutor, with a stellar academic background. He has a first class degree in Materials Science from the University of Cambridge and has been tutoring full time since the start of 2021.
Josh studied Neuroscience at Cambridge and tutored during this time. Since graduating in 2017 Josh has been teaching Maths and Science up to A Level. He aims to teach his students how to learn and prepares them for future studies as well as exams.
Sarah is an extremely experienced educator and academic. Sarah studied in Canada and the UK and can help with Science and Maths across the board as well as oxbridge admissions.
Jack is an Oxford graduate who is passionate about Maths and Science. He aims to inspire his students and help them to become independent learners.
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A Complete Guide to Cambridge University Interviews
Interviewing for a Place to Study at Cambridge University Cambridge University, founded over 800 years ago, supposedly by scholars fleeing from irate townsfolk in Oxford, is one of the world's greatest universities and a historic seat of learning. Graced by the stunning architecture of its colleges, and filled with keen minds from around the world, Cambridge is an amazing place to study your chosen subject.
A Complete Guide to Oxford University Interviews
Interviews are often considered to be the most intimidating and mysterious elements of the Oxford admissions process. This guide is designed to demystify the Oxford interview process so that you can approach your interview as confidently as possible.
Cambridge University use the Natural Sciences Admissions Assessment (NSAA) to test candidates applying to study Natural Sciences and also for those applying to study Veterinary Medicine.
The NSAA is a 2 hour examination consisting of the following sections:
Tests take place in early November.
The NSAA is a highly challenging test, requiring students to demonstrate breadth and depth of knowledge across mathematics and at least two science disciplines.
The Tutors we represent can work with students to cover any gaps in their knowledge across this wide range of topics. They can help your child practice with past papers under time pressure, and provide detailed feedback on areas for improvement to maximise their performance on the day. They can also stretch your child’s understanding on topics they already understand well, to allow them to distinguish themselves in against the strong competition they are likely to face in taking the NSAA.
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