MPhys Physics, Oxford University
Jack is a full-time professional tutor with a Master's in Physics from Oxford University. Having refined his own problem-solving, study, and exam techniques through a great deal of trial and error during his own studies, it is with great honour that Jack is now able to accelerate this process for his own students. With a wealth of experience across multiple exam boards and multiple levels, Jack is a firm believer that a clear strategy and meticulous study methods lead to success.
MA Education, MSc Physics
Having taught at one of the top performing schools of the UK, where more than 35% of the students received an offer from Oxbridge in 2023, Riccardo later joined JTC Education as a full-time professional tutor to challenge and stretch mathematics and physics students. His expertise is strongly focussed on GCSE, A level, IB DP, UKMT and top UK university entrance exams. He is a strong believer in Socratic questioning, which naturally leads students to discover results by themselves.
BA Maths, Oxford University
Lawrence is a professional tutor with a bachelor's degree in Maths from Oxford and a further master's in Computer Science. With an impressive 8 years of STEM tuition and 6 years in education and mentorship to his name, he specialises in guiding students through the intricacies of Maths, Physics, and Computer Science studies.
BA Mathematics, University of Warwick (1st class hons)
Holding a first-class degree in Mathematics from the University of Warwick, Oliver has been tutoring since 2014, and worked as a full-time professional in education since 2019. Thanks to the wide variety of roles that Oliver has taken on – including the creation of A level revision guides and scripting revision podcasts – Oliver has been able to gain a deep knowledge of different maths specifications and curate appropriate foolproof methods and exam tips and tricks.
A level Mathematics tutors are crucial in guiding students through the complexity and increased demands of this advanced study. A comprehensive and structured study plan is key. By engaging with a diverse array of mathematical challenges tailored to A level, students enhance their problem-solving skills, paving their way to becoming skilled mathematicians. In the world of A level Mathematics, proficiency is not inherent; it is the fruit of consistent practice and skill refinement.
At KS3, we prioritise building strong foundations. GCSE concepts will build on those seen during year 7 and year 9.
Rinse-and repeat methods, which are low-hanging fruits, will always be some of the first material covered. However, for students working with us for prolonged periods of time we always aim to improve problem-solving skills.
A level maths is a notable step up from GCSE Maths. A meticulous and clear strategy can really help students arrive at their A level Maths exam with heightened confidence.
The STEP is a mathematics entrance exam to universities such as Cambridge and Warwick. It is notably harder than A level Maths and requires an expert STEP Maths tutor, like those provided by JTC Education, to be able to deliver it.