I have 5 years of teaching physics to both HSC and graduate students. I have also worked as resource person in a tutoring centre and have prepared my own notes to maximize the marks of the students.

I believe that it’s my role as a teacher to break down the misconception that chemistry is a difficult subject, and I do this by constantly thinking of new and innovative ways to teach his subject. Every topic can be broken down into something really simple and related to real-life scenarios. I have many ideas on how to teach my subject in new ways, such as how a multi-step reaction is like making a cup of coffee and how predicting shapes of molecules is like setting up a camera tripod. Through teaching, I can be amazingly creative with chemistry, and I can use my artistic flair to make chemistry accessible to all students.

I have 3 years of teaching Mathematics both Advanced and Extension. The first principle that I learned as a teacher is that you must know who your
students are and where they are in their understanding of mathematics. Then you must
customize a plan to help them to achieve their academic goals. As a student most of the
math classes that I took had the same format.