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Online Neuroscience Lessons
/ Utkarsha J.
i am student of Masters in Neuroscience and Mental health in the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. Interested in teaching students for my part time.
I graduated from the University of Cambridge in 2018 with a degree in Psychological and Behavioural Science. Currently I work as a research associate for the Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences at the Oxford University Hospital Trust (NHS). I am about to start a second degree in Medicine at Cardiff University in September. I've worked both with several companies and privately for the past 5 years tutoring students for Oxbridge admissions, Psychology, Latin/Ancient Greek and admissions aptitude testing (Oxford, Cambridge, UCAT). I have also worked in Hampstead Fine Arts College as a PSHE teacher.
A neuroscientist that has been tutoring since 2017, with advanced scientific knowledge I am excited to help you or your child strive towards their goals. I have an active understanding of today’s curriculum and a passion to help!
Hi! I'm a Neuroscience graduate from UCL, soon to begin a research masters at Oxford. I have a broad STEM education, and I am looking to tutor GCSE and A Level students in any STEM subject.
I am a graduate in Neuroscience and current student in translational medicine and I love teaching students. My teaching methods change depending on the requirements of the students. I am very patient and like my students to thrive. hit me up at ***@*** with any queries
Organised and optimistic Neuroscience graduate with some experience tutoring various subjects including English Language, French, and Science GCSE, and Biology and Psychology A-Level.
A first-class Neuroscience graduate with a masters in statistics, offering engaging and motivating online lessons in a range of maths and science subjects. I have 4 years of experience and great resources to unlock a students full potential.
