Hi, thanks for checking out my profile. I’m Adan and I’m studying medicine at the University of York. I remember feeling overwhelmed and anxious when applying to medicine, but after successfully going through the process I believe I can pass on knowledge to other students through teaching to help you feel more confident and motivated about achieving your goals. I look forward to tracking the progress of students and watching them improve.
As someone with no medics in the family, i appreciate how having someone with experience to guide you through the process can be very beneficial. I received three interviews and three offers from Hull York, Leicester and Keele medical schools, with a mix of in person, online and semi-structured interviews. I understand how stressful interviews and A levels can be but hope that with my support, the process becomes much smoother to give you the confidence and skills you need to secure your place in med school.
I look forward to hearing from you ๐
I’m dedicated to help you achieve the best you possibly can. My teaching style is relaxed and interactive as the journey to getting into medicine is already a stressful process, and it’s important for me to guide you towards achieving your goals without adding onto this pressure. One of the most important aspects of the session is practice. I believe getting in as much practice as you can get in the sessions will be most beneficial to help you understand and target your weaknesses to improve. I plan to center sessions around improving on specific topics or goals the student wants to achieve and getting enough guidance and practice to build on your skills.
I’ve mentored a GCSE student for 2 academic years.
One of my proudest achievements is being the first student in my school to complete their EPQ in year 12 and achieved an A*, and I’ve also written an article that was published in an International youth neuroscience journal!