Hi everyone,

I recently grduated from JMSS in 2023 and is will be starting my engineer degree at Trinity College, University of Cambridge. I have recieved an ATAR of 99.35, raw 46 in Methods, 45 in University Mathematics, 43 in English (EAL), 41 in Physics and 40 in Spesh (given that I have put little effort in these modules because I have spent a lot of time in stuff that are not coverd by the normal vce course).

I love teaching and helping others a lot and have helpt a number of my friends during my years in high school. I am also taking co-cricular at JMSS for mathematical modelling, where students have provided quite positive feedbacks. My knowledge beyond the standard course is what allows me to uplift the lesson and make sure that students are able to better understand the concepts. I have also written mock exams for Maths Methods and is a materials writer for a tuition company. If you are struglling with mathematics or you would like to have someone helping you extend a little bit, I would really love to help you out.

hiii i realllly neeed a tutor for spesh and im interested in getting spec unit 3/4 tutoring this year🙂

    I am currently a year 11 student studying Methods 34 and Spesh 12, but my teacher isn't very helpful as he simple reads the textbook!! Can you help me with the contents and give me some study resources? :

      also im taking 3/4 spesh and someone just made me realise that if i do general maths and get like a 40 vs doing spec and getting like a 25 which sacles to like 37, which one should i do???

        HKS Hi, I would recommand Spesh 3/4. The content is not very hard plus getting a 25 is very simple in any subject because you can make a number of mistakes and your rank will still be quite high. In contrast, yes perhaps general maths is slightly simpler, but from my expierence people said its actually more diffcult as you'll have to deal with a bunch of worded problems and you have to rank highly, which means its still a challenge. There are always people who tries hard in any subject, so if you choose general, you are competing agains those who try hard and if you do spesh, you'll be competing aginst those who don't bother to do any work so as long as you put in a little bit of effort you can score better.

        Also, have you texted me yet? If you are interested please do so soon, otherwise I might run out of time as a number of other students are also requesting for tutoring.

        • HKS replied to this.

            Edward
            Hey i just emailed you.
            and yes you are right in the sense that spesh does offer less competition than general, but frankly i believe that i am not really a 'maths' person, so i might move to general instead. But thank you for the reply, appreciate it🙂

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