Trainee Mathematics Teacher

Adrian brings a strong foundation in fine art, design, and creative education, supported by a BA in Fine and Applied Arts and a Master’s in Graphic Design and Branding. Her teaching experience spans secondary school art roles in both the UK and overseas, as well as extensive cover supervision across primary and secondary settings. She has worked in art galleries, facilitated workshops, and delivered design lessons that blend practical skills with creative thinking.

Ade is progressing towards a career in secondary mathematics teaching, building on a strong academic foundation in aerospace and mechanical engineering. He has been teaching mathematics online since 2017, creating accessible explanations of complex topics and using relatable examples to engage learners. Ade’s subject knowledge spans the full secondary curriculum, with particular strength in algebra and calculus. He sets high expectations in learning, encourages peer review, and tailors support to student needs. Areas for development include refining formative and summative assessment practice and deepening classroom-based pedagogical approaches. Ade’s technical background, coupled with his teaching experience, positions him to bring real-world STEM applications into the classroom, fostering both understanding and enthusiasm for mathematics.

Her warm, energetic personality thrives in the dynamic environment of a primary classroom, where she enjoys designing imaginative, engaging lessons that foster growth and confidence in pupils.

Osayabamwen doesn’t just teach physics; she loves it. Her lifelong interest in the subject aligns with her fascination with the natural world and its underlying rules. Being a physics teacher allows her to explain complex phenomena logically and inspiringly. From a young age, Osayabamwen was intrigued by how things work, from the motion of the stars to everyday forces. Physics, with its blend of mathematical precision and conceptual understanding, provided the perfect avenue to explore these questions. Teaching physics enables her to share her passion and foster a love for the physical world in others. Osayabamwen excels at making abstract concepts concrete and engaging. Whether through hands-on experiments, real-life examples, or interactive demos, she ensures students see the relevance of physics in their lives. Her goal is not only to impart knowledge but also to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, preparing students for future challenges. In summary, Osayabamwen's passion for physics drives her commitment to inspiring and educating future generations.