Life Sciences (Biology) tutors in South Africa

About Claudia

I study Medicine currently and Biology is the foundation of many of the things we do — it is something I am very passionate about.

About Carmel

I loved Biology in high school and would love to help a student through the technical journey of life. My bio teacher made me fall in love with the subject and I would hope to have the same impact on whoever I help through it.

About Karl

I am Medical student at Wits University. I am particularly passionate about how the body works and functions and so I love to teach and educate people in understanding and grasping Life sciences

About Hlulani

I am an experienced teacher with a PGCE and an Honors in BSc

About Sadie

From Grades 10 to 12, I was consistently top of my class in Biology. I genuinely love the subject and want to help others to find it less boring, more understandable, and easier to study.

About Mia

Biology was one of my favourite subjects at school and I excelled in it. In university, my interdisciplinary bachelor's degree focused heavily on biology, chemistry and mathematics. I am currently working on using game theory to describe mitochondrion dynamics for my honors project.

About Tshiamo

Life Sciences was my highest mark obtained in high school - I enjoyed this subject with a passion!

About Zeta

I am confident in my ability to explain complex biological systems clearly and engagingly. In addition to my academic background, I have gained valuable experience through laboratory work, research assignments, and collaborative projects.

About Siyasanga

Life Sciences equipped me with important insights of how human anatomy works. Also, understanding of the environment and the other living species that we share our planet with is one of the most important lessons I learnt from Life Sciences.

About Ntokozo

With the techniques that I used in my matric year, I trust that I will deliver lessons that will aim at equipping the learners with skills on how to answer different questions that will be asked in the question paper.