Whether you are aiming to improve your grades in school, preparing for a challenging math test, or getting ready for university entrance exams, I am here to help you build confidence and master the material. As a graduate of the Mathematical Grammar School, an electrical engineer, and a visiting researcher with academic experience at both the University of Cambridge and MIT—and incoming Master’s student at the University of Oxford this fall—I bring a global perspective to my teaching. Having taught at the university level, I specialize in taking complex concepts and breaking them down into simple, logical steps. My goal is to make math intuitive and manageable, ensuring you not only pass your exams but truly understand the foundation behind the problems. Whether it's algebra, geometry, or calculus, I provide a calm, supportive, and structured environment where you can ask questions and practice at your own pace.

Let's learn about: - opening principles of chess - chess middlegame principles - endgame principles - weird openings - how and when to attack - French defense as black and some critical moments... We can analyze some important games, we can play after the class without paying...