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Dr Joe is an experienced Science and medical tutor. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Leeds and achieved his PhD in Molecular Oncology from Barts Medical School (QMUL) and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry. During his postgraduate studies, Dr Joe successfully supervised both undergraduate and Master’s students at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, with all students he supported achieving top classifications. In addition to being an expert in his subject, Dr Joe has experience supporting students with both undergraduate postgraduate university applications and can provide tutoring for specific areas of the admissions process, including admissions tests such as the BMAT.

Fiona is an experienced biomedical tutor with a PhD in Pharmacology from King's College London and a first-class degree in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford. With over 10 years of research experience, her expertise lies in arthritis, pain, and inflammation mechanisms. Fiona has published numerous articles, reviews, and book chapters in her field. As a versatile lecturer and tutor, she has taught students from year 6 to postgraduate level, covering topics such as Pharmacology, Neuroanatomy, and Experimental Pharmacology of Inflammation. Fiona has supervised BSc projects, proofread theses, and conducted mock PhD vivas. Her qualifications include an Oxford Master's degree and prestigious awards, such as being a judge for the Google Science Fair and receiving Young Investigator Awards at the World Congress on Inflammation.

Will is an experienced private tutor who specialises in Medicine and medical university applications. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Medical Sciences and an MBBS from UCL, and currently works in scientific communications, ‘translating’ complex medical research into engaging and informative content. Will has successfully supported many Medicine applicants with their university applications, including helping them develop a stand-out personal statement, prepare for the BMAT and UCAT admissions tests, and prepare for both traditional panel interviews and MMIs.

Dr. Elena is an enthusiastic Anatomist with a passion for making anatomy simple and engaging through interactive teaching methods. With a BSc in Biological Sciences from Lancaster University and an MSc in Human Anatomy from the University of Edinburgh, Elena offers a wealth of knowledge. Currently serving as the Lead Demonstrator in Anatomical Sciences at St. George's University of London, she teaches topographical and functional anatomy to a diverse range of students, including medical, biomedical, and allied health professions. Elena's innovative teaching style incorporates 3D anatomy applications and problem-based learning, ensuring students visualise and understand complex anatomical structures. Her dedication to education has earned her prestigious accolades, including the MSc Anatomy Medical Traineeship Postgraduate Scholarship from University College Dublin and Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. With a proven track record of mentoring and tutoring success, Elena is committed to providing a supportive and inspiring learning environment.

Dr Rob is a qualified Science teacher and experienced private tutor. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Sport and Exercise Science and a PhD in Physiology and Nutrition from the University of Bath. In addition to extensive experience teaching GCSE and A-level students in Chemistry, Biology and Physics on the major examination boards, Dr Rob is also an experienced university-level tutor. During his time at university, he tutored students on a range of topics, including Human Biology, Physiology, Sport and Exercise, and more. Dr Rob also has experience marking university coursework and providing feedback to improve students’ performance in examinations

Dr. Kate, an Oxford-educated PhD graduate and medic, brings extensive tutoring experience in life sciences and interview admissions coaching, particularly for Oxbridge. With a First Class Honours BA in Medical Sciences, Kate tutors haematology and immunology at the University of Oxford, leveraging her PhD, medical, and undergraduate biosciences background. Kate is a Junior Dean at Oxford and mentors students into getting into Oxbridge and Imperial College London, specifically into PhD programmes and medicine, by offering interview prep tutorials, personal statement guidance and tutoring on the UKCAT and BMAT. Kate was a biomedical science teaching assistant for several lab sessions attended by undergraduate students, teaching a range of molecular techniques. She has been involved in the UNIQ+ initiative to mentor school leavers and undergraduates applying to Oxford. Kate's notable achievements include published research in Nature and multiple scholarships and prizes, showcasing her academic excellence. Beyond academia, she serves as a Global Health R&D Investment Analyst for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, highlighting her analytical prowess.

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.