Hi, I'm Harry. I'm tutoring maths in order to support myself while I study maths. So, my life goal is pretty much achieved. I love maths. Can you tell? I've studied and tutored Applied Maths for over 10 years. I'm currently studying Pure Maths and Software Engineering at university. I’ve also studied several years of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering. This experience has refined my skills in conveying complex knowledge in a simple, concise, and engaging way. Maths is about simplifying and slowing things down, not complicating and speeding them up. It’s about dissecting a problem it into its most basic components (or axioms), understanding each of these axioms separately, and then putting it all back together to reach a beautiful conclusion. Speed comes with repetition and practice. Each student has specific needs. I won’t know what these are until I meet a student and come to understand how they think and learn. But there are certain teaching mechanisms that are proven to be effective in most cases: • Revising a student’s weekly learning content. • Guiding a student though homework problems. • Reframing a topic, to make it more accessible. • Illustrating a topic via software, video, or sketch.