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Dr Nicholas is a highly qualified Science teacher and tutor with more than 30 years of experience. He studied at Cardiff University and Queen Mary University of London, where he obtained a PhD in Physics. Dr Nicholas has successfully supported students with preparation for admissions tests including the STEP, NSAA and MAT, as well as on Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy and Mechanics courses at school and university-level. In addition to being an expert in his subject and university admissions, Dr Nicholas has a friendly and approachable tutoring style and is passionate about his students’ education, consistently helping them reach their maximum potential.

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.

Dr Fraser is a highly experienced Biology and Chemistry tutor. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry and a PhD in Structural Biology from the University of Manchester, and is a contributing Medical Writer for a medical communications agency. Dr Fraser has been successfully tutoring both school and university-level students for more than three years and specialises in a range of subjects, including Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, Biotechnology and more. He also has knowledge of the UK admissions process and can support students with academic writing and assessments, including scientific admissions tests such as the NSAA.