Syed Al-Shafi

Syed is an experienced tutor and Electronic Engineering student at King’s College London. He specialises in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Triple Science across KS3, GCSE, and A-Level, and has worked with students of all abilities to improve confidence, understanding, and exam technique. With an A* grade in Mathematics and A in Chemistry at A-Level, Syed brings strong subject knowledge and a patient, structured approach to every lesson.

Syed tailors his teaching to each student’s needs, building solid foundations while encouraging independent thinking. His experience in both tutoring and customer-facing roles has shaped his calm, supportive style and strong communication skills. Syed is passionate about helping students reach their full potential.

Syed Al-Shafi is a Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics specialist based in Dagenham, United Kingdom, offering lessons at £30.00 per hour.

He is currently studying for a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Electronic Engineering at King’s College London. He achieved an A* in Mathematics and an A in Chemistry at A Level, alongside GCSE grades including a 9 in English, an 8 in Maths and two 8s in Combined Science.

Syed supports students across Key Stage 3, GCSE, AS Level and A Level in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and also offers GCSE Further Mathematics and Triple Science support. As a maths tutor, he focuses on building secure foundations, developing confidence, and strengthening exam technique through targeted practice. Students looking for a GCSE maths tutor or A Level maths tutor can expect clear explanations, step-by-step working and plenty of time for questions. He can also help as a further maths tutor for students tackling GCSE Further Maths alongside their core course, and provides focused guidance as a physics tutor and GCSE chemistry tutor / A Level chemistry tutor.

Syed’s calm, supportive communication style is shaped by both tutoring and customer-facing experience, including previous work as a Medical Laboratory Assistant at King George's Hospital. He provides lesson reports after each session, and homework can be arranged free of charge. Syed is also proficient in Python, MATLAB, C and Java, and uses tools such as Simulink, LTspice and AutoCAD, which can be helpful for students who enjoy seeing how maths and physics apply in engineering contexts.