GCSE
Build the foundations properly and learn how to score the marks on the paper.
- Maths
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Combined Science
Online tutoring · Norwich and across the UK
I’m Preethi, a final-year medical student at the University of East Anglia. I help GCSE and A-level students turn “I don’t get it” into confident exam answers, and I coach future medics through the UCAT and their applications.
Preethi Amudhan
Final-year medical student, UEA
Top 10% UCAT
A, A, A at A-level
What I teach
Every session is one-to-one and tailored to the student’s exam board and target grade. AQA, Edexcel and OCR all covered.
Build the foundations properly and learn how to score the marks on the paper.
Topic-by-topic depth, plus the exam technique that separates a B from an A.
Strategy and timing for every section, from someone who scored in the top 10%.
Personal statement reviews, mock interviews and honest advice on where to apply.
How it works
Twenty minutes to talk about goals, exam boards and how sessions would work. No pressure, nothing to pay.
The booking calendar shows live availability. Choose a slot, add a few details and you are done.
Card payment through Stripe. A Google Calendar invitation with the Meet link lands in your inbox straight away.
About Preethi
I went to school in Norwich, took Biology, Chemistry and Maths at Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form and got an A in each. Before that I picked up grade 9s in GCSE Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science and Geography. I scored in the top 10% on the UCAT and started Medicine at the University of East Anglia in 2022. I’m now in my final year.
After my A-levels I spent a year as a student subject mentor at my old sixth form, running one-to-one and group sessions, online and in person, and reporting back to teachers on progress. That is where I learned that most “I’m just bad at chemistry” problems are really one or two missing ideas plus a lack of exam practice, and both are fixable.
Alongside my degree I work front-of-house in a private physiotherapy clinic and have spent more than eight years in patient-facing roles, so I’m used to explaining complicated things calmly to people of all ages. I hold an Enhanced DBS check through the medical school, and parents are always welcome to sit in on sessions.
Prices
No packages, no minimum commitment. Pay per session by card when you book. Reschedule free with 24 hours’ notice.
A relaxed 20-minute chat to see if we are a good fit.
Free/ 20 min
Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics for grades 7 to 9.
£30/ 60 min
Biology, Chemistry and Maths, taught by someone who got A, A, A.
£35/ 60 min
Strategies from a top-10% UCAT scorer.
£40/ 60 min
Personal statements, interviews and choosing the right schools.
£40/ 60 min
Online by default, over Google Meet, so students anywhere in the UK can book. If you are in Norwich and would prefer in-person sessions, mention it on the intro call and we can see what works.
AQA, Edexcel and OCR for GCSE and A-level. Tell me the board and specification when you book and I will plan around it.
You pay by card when you book, through Stripe. Preethi never sees your card details. You get an emailed receipt and a calendar invitation with the Google Meet link.
Reschedule or cancel free of charge with at least 24 hours' notice by replying to your booking email. Sessions cancelled with less notice are charged in full, except in genuine emergencies.
No. Preethi is a final-year medical student with a year of formal sixth-form mentoring experience and strong results in the subjects she teaches. Many families prefer a tutor who sat the exams recently and knows the current specifications.
Preethi holds an Enhanced DBS check through UEA Medical School. Parents and guardians are welcome to sit in on any session. For students under 18, please add a parent or guardian's name at booking and use an email address a parent can see.
Not at the moment. Every session is one-to-one and paid per session, so you only ever pay for what you use.
Ready when you are
Pick a time on the live calendar. If it turns out I’m not the right fit, you’ve lost nothing.