My name is Ariana and I am currently doing my A Levels. I offer private lessons for SATs level maths and GCSE level English Literature, English Language and Maths. I achieved a grade 9 in my GCSE's and would love to impart my knowledge in an engaging way that is completely bespoke to the student and their area of uncertainty. By being a good support system and explaining tips and tricks that boosted my grades, I hope to assist others to achieve the same results by developing confidence in their own capabilities and a love for the subject itself. I have a passion for mentoring others and my sessions aim to be custom made and delivered at a pace suited to the student. My inherent love for English enables me to give each individual the freedom to analyse and pull apart the mindset of writers such as Shakespeare and Priestley, and understand the importance of extracting their intentions behind chosen words and effects on the reader. Linking this to your analysis adds richness and fluidity to essays, a detail that many overlook. It's focus is clarity of response rather than skill, meaning anyone can do really well as there really is not a right or wrong answer. Once you understand what examiners like to see in your writing and learn to implement a structure your essays within a given timeframe, you will find that your mindset of this subject will change along with your grades. English is not about writing out long monotonous essays, it is about being perceptive enough to write out answers that reflect the mark scheme. I personally have gone from a 6 to 9 in my final exams, and would very much like to support others in achieving the same. Maths often feels like a game, the strategy being application - a challenge I personally enjoy. Solidifying your knowledge through practice will enable you to excel in this subject. A good learner focuses on their weaknesses, rather than only their strengths. As a tutor, I aim to introduce a concept whether it be algebra, trigonometry or percentages , by going through examples together and introducing questions slowly as practice. I look forward to teaching and helping many to reach success in their studies.