Sahib Kaur

Neuroscience graduate (BSc Hons, 2:1, King's College London) with A-levels in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics, now studying for an MScRes in Medical Sciences at the University of Warwick. Experienced in teaching and mentoring learners of all ages, from supporting groups of 40–50 children as a volunteer to leading classes of around 20 students as an English teacher. Currently training in TESOL.

Known for explaining difficult ideas clearly, adapting every session to the individual learner and building the confidence that leads to better grades.

Volunteer English Tutor - RefuNet

(2025-11)

• Provide English-language support to refugees and asylum seekers, adapting explanations to each learner's ability and needs
• Build rapport and communicate effectively with students from diverse backgrounds

International English Teacher - GoToCo

(2023-05 - 2023-08)

• Taught classes of approximately 20 students, encouraging participation and a positive learning environment
• Organised lesson activities and delivered pre-designed curriculum materials
• Monitored student understanding and adjusted lesson pace and delivery to suit learners' needs

Student Mentor - Academic mentoring

(2015 - 2020)

• Supported students' academic development with a focus on English, Science and Maths
• Communicated clearly and adapted support to individual student needs

Teaching Volunteer - SNA

(2014 - 2020)

• Supported educational activities for groups of approximately 40–50 children alongside fellow volunteers
• Helped organise and supervise activities in a busy group environment, responding to different needs

Senior Sales Associate - L'Occitane

(2021-11 - 2026-08)

• Communicated confidently with a wide range of people, adapting approach to individual needs
• Collaborated with colleagues to work towards shared targets

MScRes - Medical Sciences - University of Warwick (2026)

BSc (Hons) Neuroscience, Upper Second Class Honours (2:1) - Neuroscience - King's College London (2023-09 - 2026-08)

A-levels - Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics - Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall (2018-09 - 2020-07)