Unsa Khan

Unsa is currently studying Medicine (MBChB) at the University of Sheffield. She is committed to providing student-focused sessions, believing that interactive learning and developing an excellent rapport with students are at the heart of effective tutoring. Her lessons begin by outlining the aims and ensuring the basic concepts are grasped first. She then moves on to more in-depth ideas and challenging exam-style questions to consolidate the pupil’s learning. Finally, targets and homework are set for the upcoming lesson.

As co-president of her school's medical society, she supported those interested in applying to medicine, hence Unsa is happy to mentor medical applicants as well. She achieved a Gold and Best in School certificate for the Junior Maths Challenge and a Bronze for the Intermediate Maths Challenge. She is currently a member of the Dermatology, Endocrinology and Obstetrics & Gynaecology Society at her university.

Unsa Khan is a UK-based maths and science tutor who offers online tutoring at £35.00 per hour. She is currently studying for a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) at the University of Sheffield, and brings over 2 years of online one-to-one tutoring experience with Key Stage 3, GCSE, and AS/A-Level students.

As a maths tutor and science specialist, Unsa teaches Mathematics (including 11+ and Key Stage 2 support), Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Students looking for a GCSE maths tutor, an A Level maths tutor, or an online physics tutor can expect lessons that balance clear explanations with plenty of exam-style practice. She achieved A, A, A in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics at A-Level, and gained 8 A*s and 3 As at GCSE. She also placed in the top 12% of UCAT test-takers.

Unsa’s sessions are student-focused and interactive. Lessons typically begin by setting clear aims and securing the core concepts first, before moving into more challenging questions to consolidate understanding. Targets are agreed for the next session, and homework can be arranged free of charge. After each lesson, she provides a lesson report to help students (and parents) track progress and next steps.

Alongside subject tuition, Unsa is happy to mentor medical applicants, drawing on her experience supporting students interested in applying to medicine as co-president of her school’s medical society.