Muhammad Riyyan
Islamabad, Pakistan
Mathematics, Physics, General Science, English, Computer Science, SAT
Hello beautiful people! I'm a student from NUST, Pakistan, studying Aerospace Engineering. I'm an avid reader, watch anime occasionally, and love football. I'm also super passionate about teaching. Humans are amazing, and how far they've come and the marvellous feats they've accomplished is a true wonder. Teaching others about it, explaining to them the ingenuity, and then seeing them get awestruck, it's a good feeling. I taught in Ihsaan's Learning Syndicate for two and a half months before other duties beckoned me. I've also helped my mother with home tutoring on and off for about a year. On another note, I've also taken the SAT and scored a 1450 on my first attempt (with a 750 in the English section), so you can rest assured that I'll do a good job teaching that. Education & Academic Background Degree: Pursuing a Bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST). Standardized Testing: Achieved a 1450 on the SAT on the first attempt (with a 750 in the English section). Taught Mathematics, Physics, and English to students from Grades 7 to 11 (covering National and Cambridge/IGCSE curricula). Assisted in primary and middle school home-tutoring sessions across multiple foundational subjects. Subject Expertise & Target Audience Subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language/Reading, and SAT Prep. Target Levels: Middle School through High School (Grades 5–12, Matric, O Level/IGCSE, FSc/ICS, and SAT candidates). Teaching Methodology: We’ll begin with a relaxed orientation session to get to know each other, followed by a light pre-test. This'll help me gauge your current standing, your strengths, and spot areas that need extra care. No two students learn the exact same way. If you're aim is to jump from a good SAT score to a great one, we’ll focus heavily on timing strategies and ironing out minor slip-ups. If you're working on building confidence in a core subject, we’ll take a step back and build solid fundamentals first. I break down complex STEM and English concepts into simple, step-by-step pieces. I firmly believe there is no such thing as a dumb question, so I do my best to foster an environment where you feel completely comfortable speaking up whenever something isn't clicking. We'll use a mix of quick surprise checks and scheduled quizzes to lock in what you've learned. When reviewing major tests, we talk through the questions together, guiding you to spot and correct your own mistakes so the lessons truly stick. Ever felt hesitant to raise your hand in class because you thought your question was 'too basic'? With me, there is strictly no such thing as a dumb question. I’m no textbook robot. I'm an active university student who's gone through the same tests, pressure, and study struggles you're going through. Book a trial lesson with me, and we'll discuss your goals and how we can reach them.