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Simon is a well-established businessman and an experienced lecturer and tutor. He has Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Geography from the University of Oxford and a Master’s in Finance from Wharton Business School (USA). In addition to an Oxbridge education, Simon had a hugely successful career in business; he was the CEO of a London stock exchange broking firm and the Global Head of Commerzbank. He has also given over 200 hours of lectures per year as a Visiting Professor at Cass Business School (UK), Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (Germany), and IE Business School (Spain). Simon now specialises in tutoring for MBA students and a range of support for university students studying topics relating to Corporate Finance, Accounting, Mergers and Acquisitions, Private Equity, and more.

Mel is a highly skilled financial modelling professional and Mathematics graduate with a Master’s degree from the University of Manchester, where he was recognised as one of the top students in his cohort. With nearly a decade of tutoring experience and over 100 hours of tutoring with The Profs alone, Mel brings a deep passion for Mathematics and a dedication to helping students excel. His journey in tutoring began in his teenage years and continued through his university studies, during which he developed a particular interest in Pure Mathematics. After earning his Master’s degree, he spent a year as a full-time online Maths tutor, where he honed his teaching and communication skills, making him an engaging and effective educator. Mel briefly pursued a PhD in Pure Mathematics at UCL before transitioning to a career in financial modelling, where he now works as an analyst at Operis, applying his mathematical expertise in a practical business setting. Despite his professional commitments, Mel remains dedicated to tutoring, consistently supporting students across a range of levels from GCSE to undergraduate, including preparation for entrance exams like STEP. With over 1,000 hours of tutoring experience, including work with charitable associations and in classroom settings, Mel has received excellent reviews from students who appreciate his supportive and effective approach. His academic accolades include the 2020 IMA Graduate Prize from the Institute of Mathematics & its Applications and the Czeslaw Lejewski Logic Prize from the University of Manchester.

Shahidul is a Software Engineer at Google and an experienced tutor. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and has a wealth of experience in industry, working as a Lead Application Developer at EB Trade, a Software Engineer at Imperial College London, a Web Application Developer at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and a Software Developer at QMUL. Shahidul teaches a wide range of programming languages, including Python, Java, PHHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more, as well as tutoring subjects ranging from Mathematics and Computer Science to Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence.

As a passionate educator with a wealth of experience, Dr. Jean holds a PhD in Computer Science from the prestigious University Montpellier II University. Dr Jean has dedicated his career to guiding students through the intricacies of programming, algorithms, and theoretical Computer Science concepts. Fluent in both French and English, Dr Jean extends his teaching beyond Computer Science to assist students in mastering these languages as well. Whether it's delving into the complexities of C++, Python, or Java, or navigating the nuances of French and English as second languages, Dr Jean offers personalised guidance tailored to each student's needs and learning style. With a comprehensive understanding of various programming languages, including C, Javascript, Haskell, and Ocaml, Dr Jean empowers students to not only grasp the syntax, but also cultivate problem-solving skills and logical thinking essential for success in the field. Moreover, his expertise extends to the theoretical realms of Computer Science, encompassing algorithmics, graph theory, logics, automata, combinatorics, and discrete Mathematics.