Geography tutors in Gauteng

I'm a third year medical student at the University of Pretoria. After achieving 2 distinctions (Maths and Maths Paper 3) in Matric, I went on to do BSc at Medunsa where I completed my first year cum laude. I was accepted into a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery MBChB) which I will complete in 2020. I am an experienced Maths tutor, having received 80% in Maths and 81% in Maths P3. I love using my ability to communicate Maths concepts to help other grasp the subject. Reading books and playing chess are just a few of my interests.

I am a BSc Computing student with UNISA

I am a person who enjoys doing public speaking And now have got an ABET certificate for teaching adults via UNISA I am a fit person who exercises daily Currently studying to be a Geography and English teacher

I am a very bubbly out going person and I get along with most people.

EDUCATION     National University of Science and Technology, Zimbabwe (2011-2015) BCom (Honours) Degree in Business Management   Tapudzai High School, Zimbabwe (2009-2010)   Advanced Level: Economics (B) Business Studies (B) Geography (A)

I have a love for learning and teaching, hence I chose the teaching profession - or rather, perhaps it chose me. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with my students, and even better, learning from them too. I am an outgoing teacher who always seeks new and better methods of teaching.

I'm interested in information literacy

I always have been and still am very involved in sports, including gymnastics and squash. I am interested in the outdoors and nature, and how it all works together. Due to the fact that I have been working with children most of my working career, I strongly believe that every child is different and therefore should be treated as such.

My name is Roy, i hold a LLB degree (UNISA) and HCLAW(UNISA) I fluently speak French and English, a very fun and understanding person to work or study with. Understanding the need of students to master basic modules, is what motivates me to help those in need of a partner in studies rather than a tutor. A mentor rather than an educator.