**FREE TRIAL LESSON AND CONSULTATION** with Imperial College MBBS/PhD and undergraduate teacher. Specialist in rapid knowledge acquisition. I support and mentor both tutees and parents.

I have known Daanyaal for three years at Imperial College, where he is studying medicine. Daanyaal is talented at explaining difficult concepts in a clear and concise manner. Despite not having studied biology or chemistry post GCSE myself, Daanyaal routinely explains ideas and concepts he is currently studying in his medical degree in a manner I can easily understand. He is able to recognise when I do not have the necessary background to fully grasp the subject, and brings me up to speed quickly to ensure a complete understanding of the topic at hand.
Daanyaal is professional and responsible. I am sure he will be an excellent tutor.

Daanyaal is a very easy to understand tutor who breaks down and simplifies topics that look painful at first glance. Daunting questions felt as though they had automatically become easier once each part was broken down to me into simple steps, that could be memorised as a default format for all similar questions. As a tutor, Daanyaal is very effective at explaining problems line-by-line to what exactly they are asking for, as well as how to approach them efficiently and effectively, which would ultimately save time and avoid wasted efforts during an assessment.

Daanyaal is a great tutor who is engaging with his students and incredibly knowledgeable. He makes learning enjoyable whilst tailoring it to each child

I have worked with Daanyaal for over three years now in the tutoring industry. He is extremely patient and ensures that the student reaches their full potential. He explains biological processes in the simplest of manners such that anyone is able to understand them and has a wealth of knowledge around biology, particularly where he is a medical student.

Daanyaal ensures that the student fully understands the topic in sufficient detail before he ends the lesson and I cannot recommend him enough for Biology A-Level and the GCSE Sciences.