Tanvi

I PhD candidate in Structural Biology at Imperial College London, with expertise in membrane protein mechanisms and host-pathogen interactions. Academic background includes a First-class Biomedical Sciences degree and an MSc in Infection and Immunity (Merit). Skilled in advanced laboratory techniques, data analysis, and drug discovery research.

Tutoring Experience

Graduate Teaching Assistant | Imperial College London (2021–2024)
● Supervised multiple biochemistry and molecular biology projects.
● Expertise in numerous experimental techniques

Tutoring Approach

My approach to tutoring is centered around fostering a supportive, engaging, and personalized learning experience that encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills. I believe that each student has unique strengths and learning styles, so I tailor my tutoring sessions to meet individual needs, ensuring that concepts are not only understood but also applied in meaningful ways.

To start, I focus on building a strong foundation by thoroughly explaining key concepts and ensuring that students grasp the fundamental principles. I encourage open communication, asking students to share their thoughts, challenges, and any specific areas where they need support. This helps me gauge their understanding and adjust my approach as necessary.

I also believe in the importance of active learning. Instead of simply providing answers, I engage students by guiding them through the problem-solving process, asking thought-provoking questions, and encouraging them to work through problems step by step. This helps develop their independent thinking and boosts their confidence in applying the material independently.
Overall, my goal as a tutor is not only to help students succeed academically but also to inspire a deeper curiosity and passion for the subject matter, empowering them to become independent learners who can approach complex topics with confidence and enthusiasm.