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Claire is an Oxford graduate and veteran secondary-level Science teacher. She holds a PhD in Molecular Biochemistry and Chemical Biology from Oxford University, where she was also a graduate scholar and had her research patented. She has a 100% student satisfaction rate and has supported many students with their applications for Oxbridge and other top UK universities for Science. She has over 10 years of teaching experience in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics, and is incredibly organised and diligent in her tutoring style, caring deeply about all of the students she works with. As a result, Claire came Runner-Up in the award for Best Secondary-Level Tutor at the industry-wide National Tutoring Awards in 2022.

Jack is a PhD student, specialising in Biochemistry and Oncology at UCL, and an experienced tutor. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from the University of Nottingham and a Master’s in Molecular and Cellular Biology from Imperial College London. During his Master’s and PhD, Jack has provided subject tutoring and dissertation support to both undergraduate and Master’s students, all of whom have achieved excellent results. He also has experience tutoring A-level Biology and Chemistry on the major examination boards.

Klaudia is a highly accomplished Postdoctoral Research Associate and HEA Teaching Fellow with seven years of experience in higher education teaching. She completed her PhD and two postdoctoral projects in Physiology at King’s College London (KCL), where she also honed her teaching skills across the Departments of Physiology, Neuroscience, and Biochemistry. Klaudia is known for her dynamic and engaging teaching style, incorporating real-life examples into lectures, workshops, tutorials, and practical sessions to make complex concepts accessible and relevant to students at all levels - from foundation to postgraduate. Her commitment to excellence in education is reflected in her role as a leader in summer teaching programs and her completion of an advanced teaching programme in Neuroanatomy at Cambridge. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Klaudia regularly assists with marking and provides interactive and inclusive learning experiences tailored to specific academic programmes. Her academic achievements are underscored by numerous awards, including the Desmond Tutu Scholarship, Wellcome Trust Biomedical Vacation Scholarship, McDowall Prize for best student in the Department of Physiology, and the Gold Rob Clarke Award for research.