Jean parfait

Certified Tutor

As an impassioned advocate for scientific literacy and education, I am deeply passionate about helping students unlock their potential and cultivate a love for learning. My journey into tutoring stems from a profound belief in the transformative power of education to uplift individuals and empower them to achieve their goals.

My experience working with students spans several years, during which I have had the privilege of guiding learners from diverse backgrounds and skill levels. From high school students struggling with basic chemistry, Biology, biochemistry, biophysics, anatomy, physiology, cardiology, molecular biology concepts to college undergraduates grappling with advanced Biomediccal science, each interaction has reaffirmed my commitment to fostering a supportive and enriching learning environment.
I pursued my education at De Montfort University, where I obtained a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Science. Currently, I am working towards completing my Medical degree.
My academic background has equipped me with a solid foundation in various scientific disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics.

As a tutor, I specialize in teaching science subjects such as chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics. However, my favorite subject to tutor is chemistry, as it embodies the elegant interplay of theory and experimentation. I find great joy in demystifying complex chemical concepts and witnessing the "aha" moments when students grasp the underlying principles.

My teaching philosophy revolves around creating a nurturing and collaborative learning environment that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and self-discovery. I believe in tailoring my approach to accommodate individual learning styles and preferences, whether it's through interactive discussions, hands-on experiments, or visual aids. By fostering a growth mindset and emphasizing the relevance of scientific knowledge in real-world contexts, I aim to inspire a lifelong love for learning in my students.