


My name is Hemang Ramlaul and founder of Actual Tuition. I was born in Durban, South Africa and moved to North London at the age of 3 with my family. Soon after this, we relocated to Hertfordshire where I attended a local state secondary school up to the end of Sixth Form.
Actual Tuition allows me to reach and assist a lot more students than ever before. I specialise in Maths and Physics and strongly believe that through equipping my students with the right tailored method, there is every possibility to succeed, whether it be to meet target grades, entry requirements or university offers. Please feel free to contact me directly: hemang@actualtuition.com
My name is Hemang Ramlaul and I am the Founder, Head Tutor & Tutor Manager at Actual Tuition. I make 1-to-1 Tuition as effective and as easy as possible for you. As a bit of background for myself…
I was born in Durban, South Africa and moved to North London at the age of 3 with my family. Soon after this, we relocated to Hertfordshire where I attended a local state secondary school up to the end of Sixth Form. I’ve seen the opportunities that arise globally with the UK education system, and thus stimulating aspiring students into STEM is one of my main goals. By imparting the knowledge I’ve learned and developed through my studies I want to show how awesome STEM really is. I would love to hear from you so please feel free to contact me directly: help@actualtuition.co.uk or send a message to me via WhatsApp!




Hi, I’m Neusha and I was born in London, but mostly grew up in Hertfordshire. I”ve always been passionate about the sciences, but decided to choose medicine because of the human side of the job.
I”m now in my second year at university and have four years to go. From the age of 8, I helped my mum at her Maths Tutoring Centre where I discovered my passion for teaching. From then onwards, I have taken on tutoring jobs alongside my studies and I”ve enjoyed doing it during university. I find it extremely gratifying helping students understand, and more importantly, enjoy subjects they once struggled with. I’m thrilled to meet new students and work with them to achieve what they once thought wasn’t possible.
Hi, I’m Tasha and I recently finished my A levels and I am hoping to go onto studying Pharmacology at The University of Nottingham.
I chose pharmacology as I am extremely passionate about medicine and I aspire to work in a research lab when I am older In my free time I love to do sudoku and travel exploring lots of places When I started tutoring I was very nervous, however I soon loved it and I believe it is not just an experience for my tutees but for me as well watching students flourish with passion and additionally gain knowledge in all areas as well as develop their skills.



Hi My name is Nicole Rix. I was born in Singapore, but I have lived most of my life in England. I am currently about to start my third year at Girton College, University of Cambridge studying Engineering.
I first started tutoring my peers at the age of 14 in GCSE’s, to fund a fundraising trip to India in which I helped refurbish a school. From then on, I have tutored over 25 students who have gone on to achieve incredible results in their GCSE”s and entrance exams with some returning for further tutoring in A Level. The thing that I find most rewarding about tutoring is the progress made by my students and the satisfaction when they achieve and surpass the grades they were aiming for. I hope to be able to continue helping students achieve their full potential and help them see how fulfilling it is to overcome difficult concepts, allowing them to enjoy Maths and Physics.


Hi! I’m Nandana, I was born in India but I have lived in London most of my life.
I am starting MPharm at UCL this year as I have a curiosity for the science behind the creation of medicines. I struggled with my A-Levels but my tutors really supported me with to develop a genuine interest in the subjects which helped me gain my grades and I would love the opportunity to have the same impact on others.



Hello, my name is Daniel and I am entering my second year reading medicine at the university of Cambridge.
I have over 400 hours of tutoring experience; I thoroughly enjoy teaching Science and Maths. I’m passionate about helping students succeed and am here to guide you every step of the way. I know how demanding applying to university is, especially to a medical related degree, and I understand how stressful exams are. It’s for this reason I’m a firm believer that no question is a silly question; we can spend as much time as it takes for you to understand a certain topic until “the penny drops”. I’m organised, empathetic and, more importantly, I’ll be here to cater to how you learn and design lessons around this.
Learning maths in a classroom has always been challenging due to how School teaches maths.
It’s fundamentals are never explained or built upon, making learning mundane. That”s not how it should be. Learning maths is inconceivably interesting when understood and I want to change your outlook on maths. The subject isn’t the bulk of the difficulty in attaining your grade – it’s the unengaging classroom ”learning” that demotivates you. Maths is a subject which isn’t limited to School It’s interesting enough to be a hobby. Personally, during my time in A-Level, alongside videogames, going to the gym and hanging out with my friends, Maths was something I learned because of my interest in its principles. I want to spread the same mindset and share how beautiful maths can be.





Hello, I’m James Carney, an experienced Maths and Physics tutor of over two years.
I’m captivated by these subjects as they unlock the universe’s mysteries. Pursuing a Physics degree lets me delve into quantum physics and contribute to breakthroughs. Beyond academics, I’m an avid badminton player chasing competitive dreams and love exploring Japanese language and culture. Tutoring holds a special power in fostering growth. Drawing from my two years of experience, I’ve had the privilege to witness students not only enhance their confidence but also surpass their own expectations. Guiding their educational journey is both an honour and a true source of satisfaction. It’s incredibly rewarding to be part of their academic progress. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to assist them not only in achieving their set goals but also in exceeding them.
Hi, my name is Unami, I was born in South Africa but have been moving around the world my whole life.
I currently live in London studying Medicine at UCL, and am currently in intercalating in Mathematics and Computer Science. I found medicine to be the perfect balance between my love for maths and science, working with people, and problem-solving. I grew up in an adventure-loving family, so when I’m not at University I’m likely at the climbing centre, on a backpacking trip or trying out a new sport. I am excited to work alongside students to achieve their full potential in Maths and Science. Delivering personalized sessions to ensure students feel capable, confident, and knowledgeable on exam day and continue to use those tools for every milestone thereafter





Hey, my name is Zach. I graduated this year from Manchester university with a first in Mathematics and have moved back to London, where I grew up, to save and prepare for a maths masters next year.
I was fascinated by maths and physics from a young age, always wanting to learn beyond the school curriculum. From solving logical puzzles to building my own pc I have always enjoyed the practical and creative side of mathematics and include this in my teaching. I have tutored about 15 students over the last few years, helping them achieve above their expected grades. Along the way I have learnt to cater my teaching to students of different abilities and learning styles. Whilst grades are important I also focus on making lessons engaging and creative, helping student rekindle their curiosity for learning where school may have let them down.


Hi, I’m Lily. I’m a Chemistry with Medicinal graduate from The University of Manchester.
I enjoy reading, knitting but mostly hanging out with friends. I love science as well. I would say my favourite part of biology is the study of drugs and medicines in the body, but my favourite subject is definitely chemistry. I find physical chemistry fascinating especially the study of quantum chemistry. My in-depth study of both subjects at university has helped me to understand key concepts and techniques much better. I am therefore better able to explain scientific problems to students in ways they may understand more easily. It’s a real privilege to be able to help someone understand or learn something new which is why I started tutoring GCSE and A-Level students. I am confident that my knowledge and passion for teaching will help you learn and love science too. Hopefully see you soon for a tutoring session


Hi, I’m Jude and I’m in my third year of studying Chemical Engineering with Energy and Environment at The University of Manchester.
I chose Chemical Engineering because of its interdisciplinary nature and my deep love for science and maths. I love learning why things work and how things work, and this extends to my studies meaning I can’t just learn the answer I must know how to get to it. I believe this makes me a good tutor and I would love to share my passion with others and help them find their love for STEM too. I think it’s important to spend.time away from university work, that’s why outside of my studies I like socialising, watching football, travelling, cooking, and reading. Tutoring is very rewarding for me, I enjoy the satisfaction students get from a correct answer, their increased confidence and most pleasing, their renewed curiosity. I look forward to meeting you soon.
Hi! I’m Rish, and I’m a first year Economics BSc student at the University of Warwick.
I did Maths and Further Maths both Edexcel at A-Level, so I feel confident tackling any problem you guys throw my way – I guarantee Edexcel have thrown me a lot worse! As for my hobbies/interests, I love football, tennis, going on walks and making videos – my earliest career aspiration was a YouTuber! I’m keen to chat through the university admissions process as well as Maths-related stuff, and am totally happy to give advice on Economics if that is also of interest. Having had such great teachers in my life has really inspired me to do the same. I hope I can be a mentor for you guys as you navigate this part of your lives.





Hi! I am Tobi, a second year neuroscience student at the University of Nottingham.
Having cultivated a passion for biology throughout my years at secondary school and an interest in how the human brain functions, I felt neuroscience was the obvious next step in my education. Being an older brother to two younger sisters, I always want to see the best for them in all aspects in life. This is why I took it upon myself to help prepare them for the 11+ exams to try and give them the best education available, teaching them maths, english, verbal and non-verbal reasoning. This is where my interest for tutoring grew – seeing my sisters flourish and grow into more confident pupils. I hope to recreate this gratifying feeling, by spreading my knowledge of not just biology but managing all aspects of student life. In my spare time I enjoy playing American football, watching anime and walks in nature to manage my work-life balance.

Hi there, my name is James and I’m an undergraduate student studying Biology at the University of Manchester.
I live in Hertfordshire but am currently staying in Manchester whilst I complete my last year of my course. I chose Biology for my degree because I loved the subject as a whole, and studying Biology allows for a full exploration into all further specialisms. I’m fascinated with the human body and have decided to start specialising towards the immunity side of Biology. This choice has allowed me to study a broad range of topics within the subject and has given me the opportunity to find something I really enjoyed. This is why I think GCSE Biology is great, as it allows students the time to explore different parts of the subject and hopefully find what they enjoy most. My aim as a tutor is to help develop a passion in my students for Biology, whilst also giving them the necessary knowledge and skills to be able to convert this into a desired grade to hit Sixth Form or University grades. I hope to speak to you soon.
Hello, I’m Dilruba, an international student from Bangladesh, currently in my second year studying Biomedical Science at the University of Salford.
My passion for science began during my iGCSEs, where inspiring teachers sparked my interest. When I teach, I aim to leave a similar positive impact, sharing tips and strategies that helped me excel. I enjoy reading scientific articles and aspire to contribute to reputable publications. When I need a break, I love reading storybooks or baking, a fun and creative way to apply scientific principles. I’m excited to meet new students and work together to achieve goals they thought were out of reach. I believe no question is too small, and I’m here to guide you step by step until everything makes sense. I’ll adapt each lesson to your learning style, ensuring you feel confident and supported throughout the journey.





Hi I am Michelle, I am 4th year Medical student at Hull York Medical School. I have always had a passion for science and maths and love to connect with people.
Outside of medicine I am very outdoorsy and love to go on hikes and explore nature! I also love creating art, and love to work with both digital and physical mediums. Tutoring is something important to me because I know the value of a mentor especially during academic transitional period like GCSE and A level. It’s really important to me to connect with my students and bring out their confidence in order to help them realise their own potential.


Hello! My name’s Issy (she/her) and I’ve just graduated from the University of Cambridge with a First-Class degree in Natural Sciences.
As well as a strong academic record, achieving nine 9s and two 18s at GCSE and three A*s at A-level, I am organised, personable and enjoy working with young people to build their confidence in their abilities. Whilst studying for my GCSEs and A-levels, I coached gymnastics and circus skills, ran my own jewellery business, and was elected as Head Girl at my secondary school. I was also involved in a peer mentoring scheme, providing pastoral care and academic guidance to younger students. I have lots of hobbies so chance is we’ll have something in common! I spend my free time running, playing rugby, making jewellery, charity shopping, and playing the clarinet. If you think I’d be a good match for you or your child get in touch – I’d love to hear from you!
Hi, my name is Nathan Rose. I’m a second-year theoretical physics (MPhys) student at Lancaster University. I’ve always enjoyed understanding…
how things work; and to me, studying physics and maths is the pathway to understanding reality at the deepest level. I love using my skills and passion to teach others, helping them unlock the same confidence and passion I’ve found in my studies. Being both dyslexic and dyspraxic, I have faced and overcome challenges and understand what it takes to achieve with these learning differences. I enjoy tutoring, having revised for A-levels by teaching peers and tutoring family friends in lower years. Aside from academics I frequently go hiking with friends in the lake district. I am also part of the motorsport society here at Lancaster and take part in competitive karting. I also enjoying spending time tinkering with computers, gaming and advanced sudoku.



Hello! My name is Sophie and I’m a medical student at UCL, where I’ve just finished an intercalated BSc in Women’s Health. I chose medicine
because I love understanding how things work and using that knowledge to help people when they need it most. Having studied Biology, Chemistry, Maths, and Further Maths at A-level, I know how challenging STEM subjects can be, and how powerful the right support and mentorship can be in building confidence. I genuinely believe that every student has potential, and that with tailored guidance and encouragement, they can go further than they expect. Outside of my studies, I play netball, run regularly, and enjoy playing the piano. Tutoring allows me to share what I’ve learned, support others in their journeys, and help them feel confident in their abilities.



Hiya! My name is Ava and I am currently studying Pharmacology at Newcastle University.Since doing science and maths at GCSE ,
I have thoroughly enjoyed them and I think they are such rewarding subjects. When I am not revising or in the lab you will probably find me in a dance studio or out with my friends. I love going on walks and listening to music – A balance between academic work and relaxation is so important! I understand how challenging GCSEs and A Levels can be, so I am eager to help students understand maths and science to their full potential, whilst hopefully making it an enjoyable experience. I can’t wait to help students feel ready to take on exams!


Hi ! My name is Jemima and I am currently studying Business Management at the Universityof Edinburgh.
I have always been fascinated by how things work, whether it’s solving challenging Maths problems, learning languages like French and Spanish, or being creative through photography. Outside of studying, you’ll probably find me with my camera, reading, or travelling and exploring new cultures. For me, tutoring is about helping students feel more confident and proud of their progress, not just about getting the right answers. I hope to make learning feel easier and more enjoyable for students, so that they can reach their full potential !
Hi, I’m Angad and I am studying economics at Cambridge University. One of the reasons why I chose to study economics is
Because I am very fond of maths and economics allows me to apply my mathematical skills in interesting and relevant ways. I have greatly enjoyed and benefitted from tuition during A-levels so I am very eager and confident to help out others that are in the same position I was. I am a big Chelsea fan and I also enjoy cricket.





Hi, I’m Maja and I’m studying Electrical Engineering at UCL. I chose this degree because I find combining scientific principles and
creativity to solve real-world challenges fascinating. I am passionate about tutoring as it allows me to share my enthusiasm for mathematics and physics. I understand that these subjects can sometimes feel overwhelming, but I believe that with the right guidance and a supportive environment, they become rewarding and enjoyable to learn. I focus on tailoring lessons to each student’s learning style, ensuring our time together is both efficient and impactful. Outside of my studies, I enjoy running and going to the gym, as well as playing the piano, which I find relaxing.
Hi, I’m Suhan and I am studying Economics and Statistics at UCL. The reason I wanted to study this degree is because I am always curious to understand
the intricate link between Maths and Economics. Being able to intuitively understand Maths and apply it to real-world models is what made my degree so appealing to me. I did Maths and Further Maths at A-Level, so I’m confident that I can help answer any questions that you send my way. Although I study Economics at university, Physics is a subject that I’ve always loved, so I am always happy to help you with that as well. Besides academics, I love playing cricket, am a big Chelsea supporter, and love going go-karting and racing for fun and sometimes competitively. I hope I can mentor you guys in the same way that some of the brilliant teachers in my life have mentored me.



Learning maths in a classroom has always been challenging due to how School teaches maths. It’s fundamentals are never explained or built upon,
making learning mundane. That”s not how it should be. Learning maths is inconceivably interesting when understood and I want to change your outlook on maths. The subject isn’t the bulk of the difficulty in attaining your grade – it’s the unengaging classroom ”learning” that demotivates you. Maths is a subject which isn’t limited to School It’s interesting enough to be a hobby. Personally, during my time in A-Level, alongside videogames, going to the gym and hanging out with my friends, Maths was something I learned because of my interest in its principles. I want to spread the same mindset and share how beautiful maths can be.