Education has been a cornerstone in my family's value system, and as such, it has been deeply embedded in my own. Education has always been a priority and highly valued in my family, planting its roots firmly within our mindset and actions. My family's belief in the significance of education has profoundly shaped my own perspectives and has resulted in me also considering it to be fundamentally important. As a result of this commitment to education, I am now confidently entrenched within these values and principles. I wholeheartedly believe in the power of education, and this belief is directly linked to my family's emphasis on its importance. This common thread of valuing education that runs through my family has greatly influenced my personal and professional decisions, shaping my character and significantly contributing to the person I am today. During my formative years, I didn’t just spend my time studying as I was also given familial responsibilities. These responsibilities included looking after my siblings and the children of family friends. Since the early stages of my adolescence, I have taken on the role of a babysitter, not just for my siblings but also for the children in our circle of family friends. Babysitting was a role I took seriously, as it shaped my sense of responsibility from a young age and allowed me to interact with children from different families and backgrounds. It was an experience that not only enabled me to develop essential life skills but also helped me understand the values and principles that are important in nurturing the next generation. It gave me greater insight into the complexities of guiding and educating younger minds and it reinforced my belief in the paramount importance of education.

I have tutored in all areas for many children, whether it is online or in person. I have received positive reviews and can provide references. Additionally, throughout my life, I have been very academically oriented, never averaging less than the high 80s.