A medicine student at King's College London teaching GCSE and A level Biology with real exam insight

I'm currently studying Medicine at King's College London, having achieved a grade 9 in GCSE Biology and an A* at A level. Because I've been through these exams so recently and am now building on that knowledge at degree level, I understand exactly what examiners are looking for and where students tend to lose marks. My lessons are built around your specific syllabus, whether that's AQA, Edexcel, or OCR, and I start by identifying the topics you find hardest before building a plan around them. I break down complex ideas like cell biology, genetics, and human physiology into clear, simple explanations, using diagrams and real examples rather than just memorised facts. Past paper questions are a core part of every session, since exam technique often matters as much as knowledge. I also set short tasks between lessons to keep progress steady rather than cramming before exams. Studying medicine means I use this biological knowledge every day, so I can explain concepts in a way that actually makes sense, not just the way a textbook does. My goal is to help you feel calm and prepared, with a genuine understanding of the subject rather than surface-level revision.