Kulsuma Begum

Kulsuma is a fourth-year medical student at the University of Sheffield with two years of experience tutoring GCSE Science and Mathematics. She delivers engaging, interactive sessions tailored to individual needs, with lessons planned in advance and adapted based on student progress. Her evidence-based teaching approach emphasises active learning through a “see it, do it” framework, combining clear explanations, worked examples, and past paper practice to develop strong exam technique. Sessions conclude with targeted homework, which is reviewed at the start of the next lesson.

Kulsuma also has experience supporting medical applicants, including helping to run the University of Sheffield Access Medicine Summer School. She is happy to assist with interview preparation and personal statements and is an active member of the University of Sheffield Paediatrics Society.

Kulsuma Begum is a Mathematics and Science Specialist based in the United Kingdom, currently in her fourth year of the Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBChB) at the University of Sheffield. She achieved A-Level grades of A, A, A in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics, alongside a grade 9 in GCSE Physics and grade 8s in GCSE Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

With over two years of tutoring experience, Kulsuma supports students in Mathematics (including AS Level), Further Maths, and Science subjects (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). She teaches across Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3, and also helps with 11+ and 13+ preparation, as well as GCSE Science and Maths. Students looking for a GCSE maths tutor or a physics tutor can expect clear, well-structured lessons focused on building understanding and confidence.

Her sessions are engaging and interactive, planned in advance and adapted as the student progresses. Kulsuma uses an evidence-based, active learning approach built around a “see it, do it” framework, combining step-by-step explanations, worked examples, and past paper practice to strengthen exam technique. Each lesson is followed by a session report, and targeted homework can be arranged free of charge and reviewed at the start of the next lesson.

Alongside subject tutoring, Kulsuma has experience supporting medical applicants, including helping to run the University of Sheffield Access Medicine Summer School. She can help with interview preparation and personal statements, and is an active member of the University of Sheffield Paediatrics Society. Her rate is £30.00 per hour.