What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁

I don’t just teach — I enjoy engaging in meaningful discussions with students and encouraging them to think critically and approach subjects from different angles. For me, teaching is also a form of learning. Every session is a chance to see familiar topics in a new light, discover fresh perspectives, and continue growing both as a tutor and as a learner.

My Strengths as Tutor 💪

I’ve had the opportunity to study and now pursue my PhD top 20 engineering universities in the world. These experiences have helped me build a strong academic background and grow as a teacher. One of my main strengths is that I combine analytical skills with a strong practical understanding. I’ve worked for over three years in leading research labs, where I applied math, physics, and chemistry to real experiments. This hands-on experience gives me a natural feel for how things work, which helps me make lessons more engaging and connected to the real world. During my career, I’ve taught both undergraduate and graduate students, which has improved my ability to explain complex topics clearly and adapt to different learning needs.

Most important things I can do for a student 🏅

One of the most important things I can do for a student is to help them understand the real value of what they’re learning. I do this by connecting concepts to real-world applications, sharing examples from industry and research where even a single idea can lead to major advancements. By showing the impact and relevance of each topic, I encourage students to approach every concept with curiosity and care, not just as something to memorize, but as a tool that can shape innovation and problem-solving in the real world.