Whether you’re struggling to understand Shakespeare, grasping the themes of a set novel, or not knowing how to do persuasive writing I provide tutoring in both the English Literature and English Language curriculum for secondary school pupils ages 11-18 years. In my classes, I will provide help with essay writing, analysing novels, plays and poetry and give you the confidence you need to tackle GCSE and A level exams. For younger pupils at KS3 I am happy to tailor to the pupil's needs and provide any support they require at this stage in their learning. I have experience teaching Shakespeare, gothic texts, graphic novels, An Inspector Calls, creative writing, viewpoint writing, power and conflict poetry, Macbeth, A Christmas Carol and the AQA exam specific papers and texts. I am DBS certified, with a GCSE in English Literature and English Language, an A Level in English Literature and a First Class Honours degree in English and Creative Writing. I have just received my Qualified Teacher Status in English literature and language. Note that timings may vary if in person depending on the location of the student.

Generative AI has revolutionized how we think about creativity and design. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to generative models, primarily focusing on neural networks. Students will gain an understanding of the theory behind generative models and learn to build their own from scratch. We will explore the foundation of Generative AI, understand their architecture, and discuss various applications. From creating artwork to designing models for data augmentation, generative AI has vast potential. By the end of this course, students will be able to conceptualise, create, and refine their own generative models using OpenAI.

As a Chinese person, I have a natural advantage as Mandarin is my mother tongue, allowing me to express the meaning and sense of Mandarin more accurately in pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary. I have a deep understanding and grasp of the cultural connotations of Mandarin due to my cultural background. These cultural connotations include idioms, proverbs, allusions, etc., which are important content for learning Mandarin. When communicating with students during the teaching process, I can better understand the language habits and expression styles of my students, facilitating effective communication and improving the teaching effect.

This class will not only teach you how to expertly read and analyse any film, but cover the fascinating process of making them. From scriptwriting and pre-production, right through to the final edit and distribution, this class will equip you with newfound cinematic skills and knowledge, whether you're someone simply interested in learning more about the craft or a student studying the subject at secondary school or college. Covering both practical and theoretical topics, Filmmaking for Beginners will have you looking at your favourite films in an entirely different light, and may even inspire you to make some of your own!

GCSE/A Level business studies. KS4 Overview GCSE Business Studies Topics: The content is covered in six clear and distinct topic areas: 1) Business activity – Focuses on products and services, entrepreneurs, ownership and stakeholders 2) Influences on business – Considers external factors and influences such as technology and ethics 3) Business operations – Includes methods of production, quality control and sales processes 4) Finance – Covers sources of finance, cash flow forecasting, breakeven and data on financial performance 5) Marketing – Includes market research, marketing strategy and decision making and the marketing mix 6) Human resources – Covers recruitment, training, organisation, development and employee motivation KS5 Overview AS/A' Level Business Studies What does the AS course include? The AS course lays the foundation of understanding how businesses function and builds a knowledge of how managers make decisions. There are six areas within the subject content: marketing; accounting and finance; people at work; operations management; external influences and companies’ objectives and strategies. What does the A’ Level course involve? Business Studies can be continued at A' Level where you can further develop a critical understanding of organisations and the markets they serve through deeper study of the above subject areas.