Dr. Rania Osei
Mathematics Lead
PhD in applied analysis, ex-quant. Rania makes proofs feel like puzzles and has a gift for the "one line that fixes everything" hint.
These aren't just tutors — they're working researchers, published authors and lab veterans who translate real science into the clearest explanations you've ever had. Every one of them teaches because they love the moment a concept finally clicks.
Each mentor leads a subject track and mentors a small cohort so nobody gets lost in the crowd.
Mathematics Lead
PhD in applied analysis, ex-quant. Rania makes proofs feel like puzzles and has a gift for the "one line that fixes everything" hint.
Chemistry Lead
Synthetic chemist and lab safety obsessive. Marcus turns reaction mechanisms into stories with clear cause and effect — no rote memorising.
Physics Lead
Former particle physics researcher. Elena is famous for the "draw the situation first" rule and diagrams that make forces obvious.
Maths Mentor
Data scientist by day. Julian specialises in statistics and probability, and in convincing students the numbers aren't out to get them.
Chemistry Mentor
Biochemistry graduate and part-time science communicator. Aisha connects every equation to something you can actually see in the world.
Physics Mentor
Aerospace engineer who never left the classroom. Samuel loves a good thought experiment and thrives on the trickiest exam questions.
We only bring on mentors who can do two things at once: understand a subject deeply enough to research it, and explain it kindly enough that a nervous student feels safe asking anything.
Advanced degrees, industry experience and a subject test before they ever meet a student.
Every mentor completes our coaching programme on explaining, questioning and building confidence.
We pair each student with a mentor by subject, level and learning style — not at random.
"Nobody is bad at science. They've just never had it explained in a way that fits how they think. Our job is to find that way."
— Dr. Elena Kovač, Physics Lead
We're always looking for scientists who light up when they explain their field. If that's you, we'd love to talk about mentoring the next generation.