Heya! My name is Helius. I'm studying a BMS at Griffith, but I actually come from Christchurch, NZ. I love learning about Japanese, math, and of course medicine! I play violin (took itinerant lessons for 7 years), and am a self taught pianist and guitarist. I was a prefect of my school (Christchurch Boys' High School), the leader of the QSA, the concertmaster for my school orchestra, the concertmaster for the conjoined school orchestra, the concertmaster for the Christchurch Schools Regional orchestra, played a few other things on the side during my time at school. I'd love to help you with your learning, be it for academic purposes or for curiosity. My best subjects in school were Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English, and Japanese, but I also did Year 12 (Australian Year 11) Biology with perfect grades, so I can definitely help a bit with that. I achieved 97th percentile in Cambridge O Level Mathematics (2020), 92nd percentile in Cambridge O Level English and Literature (2021), and 98th percentile in Cambridge AS Level Mathematics :) I also did an advanced math course at the University of Canterbury called a STAR course, specifically MATH-199 AIMS. I finished that with a 95% overall mark and 100% on the mid-year exam, so I can do most of Cambridge A Level further mathematics or specialist math. I won the Konnichi wa Senior Speech Competition at UC, and have achieved N3 JLPT at 88.6th percentile. I also achieved 92nd percentile on the UCAT 2023 (3060 excluding SJT). I was invited for interviews to Monash and UNSW for medicine. Sorry for the big paragraph above! I have done tutoring voluntarily and with remuneration in the past, as well as have been tutored myself. Don't be afraid to make mistakes :) I've been there, and I've seen it all. We can make some great jokes about it afterwards. I am quite adaptable in terms of teaching, and I can explain things in a way which makes sense to you, not just me! I won't punish you for not doing your homework too, but there will be a tiny tiny bit of disappointment if I recommended you do it... I'll try my best to bring you a fun, but dedicated learning experience. Happy to do in person tutoring if you're close to Griffith University :) Otherwise, will have to be online. Pretty busy schedule with MedSci, so I'm mostly available mornings or evenings. However, my Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are all free basically the whole day! Group tutoring is an extra $10p/h, but note that I won't be able to have all my attention directed at one individual.