Natalie
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Experienced tutor with an MSc in Zoology, MA and PhD in History and Philsophy of Science from Cambridge.
About
Natalia is a highly experienced tutor and science writer with over 10 years of experience in tutoring Biology. She holds an MSc in Zoology and both an MA and PhD in History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Cambridge. Natalia has tutored over 100 students, ranging from age 11 to university level, helping them achieve higher marks and develop a holistic approach to learning. She has worked at the Natural History Museum and the Zoological Society of London and is currently writing nonfiction books on plant intelligence and monsters. Natalia also runs intensive A level revision courses.
Attended:
St Paul's Girls' School
University of Cambridge
Experience
Over the past 12 years, I have tutored over 100 students from age 11 to those completing university finals and adult learners returning for further qualifications. These have included a wide range of students with different abilities and concerns, and I really enjoy helping students develop their approach to their academic work in a holistic way.
I also run intensive A-level revision courses for large groups and 1-1. Please contact me if you would like to explore this option for intensive last-minute exam revision!
Boards: OCR, Edexcel, AQA courses primarily, but I also have experience in Pre-U and IB.
The ubiquitous feedback from my teaching work has been that students achieve much higher marks than they expected and enjoyed biology in a way that they had not before. In many cases, the benefits of sessions extend well beyond biology, into other subjects as students develop in the way they approach learning and exams.
Qualifications
- - MCantab in Natural Sciences (zoology- double 1st), University of Cambridge
- MA in History and Philosophy of Science (1st), University of Cambridge
- PhD in History and Philosophy of Science (on monstrous animals in Renaissance Europe), University of Cambridge
