Meet our tutors

Jen Dorney-Savage, She/Her

Monday Group Only

Jen has had a love for numbers from a young age, enjoying exploring mathematical concepts and remembering once discovering something wanting to practice over and over for hours. Jen excelled at GCSE and A Level Maths and Statistics. Leading to pursue a joint honours degree of Maths and Sports Science. Whilst at university Jen struggled where others had studied Further Maths and she hadn't had the opportunity to do so. Due to this after the first year Jen changed degrees to Nutrition and Exercise Science. Since then Jen has established and worked on many projects with young people, enjoying working in a consent based way and being energised by the inquisitiveness and wonder young people often bring to life and learning.

Alice Druitt, she/her

up to GCSE: £123.50 per month, £38 per hour

A-Level: £146.25 per month, £45 per hour

Alice is a graduate of Games Design from Brunel University and a long term volunteer at All Teach Maths; she has a deep and abiding love of mathematics from when she was nine, when she was lucky enough to have a good teacher who helped show her how to find the puzzle solving enjoyment in maths. She tutors young people aged 8 to 18, including GCSE and A-level.

Qualifications

• Graduate Degree of Games Design from Brunei University

• 3 A Levels and a Cambridge Pre-U with two additional AS Levels (in Physics, Maths, Further Maths, and Classical Greek; AS levels in an extendewd project on Physcis and French)

• 12 A*s at GCSE and an additional maths qualification of similar level

• Over a year and a half as a volunteer teacher at All Teach Maths

Jen Pawsey, she/her

up to GCSE: £152.75 per month, £47 per hour

"I love maths, and I love teaching maths. It’s my mission to help students to love it too! I promote understanding over rote learning, and use the concrete, pictorial, abstract sequence. I teach through objects, games, anecdotes and puzzles as much as possible. I believe maths is the language of the precise: like any language you can learn it for the love of it (the mathematical equivalent of poetry) or put it to use, in science, for practical craft, or just for calling out politicians’ ropey statistics. 

I trained at Homerton College, Cambridge and worked first in a middle school (KS2 and 3). I have since taught KS2 - 4, at every level from catch-up to extension. I have specialist training in dyscalculia and maths anxiety and am currently researching the use of metaphor in teaching fractions. The joy of 1:1 and small group teaching is being able to tailor my approach to suit the student, and seeing them make real progress."

Joel Cepiel, he/him
Age 14
Teaches up to Age 13: £74.75 per month, £23 per hr

"I am 14 and am currently in Year 9, going into Year 10. I love math, and over the past six years, I’ve been building and enhancing both my skills in maths and my ability to teach it to others. My love for maths has grown naturally, and now I look forward to sharing that passion by making maths enjoyable and easy to understand for others."

Zack Cepiel, he/him
Age 16
Up to GCSE: £81.25 per month, £25 per hr

"I am just completing my GCSEs - currently predicted a 9 and A* in higher tier maths and additional maths- and  I have been actively involved for the past eight years with All Teach Maths. This experience in All Teach has not only strengthened my understanding of the subject, but also nurtured my ability to teach and support others. I am passionate about sharing this love for maths and aim to use these skills to make a positive impact within my community. I enjoy especially the aspect of deepening understanding by learning to teach topics and having to be creative with methods of teaching to get across a concept."