Studiyng maths wasn't the dream I've always had since being a child, it was once suggested to me during 6th form and after some investigation I knew my mind was made up. Although I have done well in mathematics I've had to strive really hard and be extremely figured out. My inspiration originates from the love and passion I have for the topic. This is something I wish to share via my mentor and persuade trainees that you do not need to be normally clever to do the best in examinations as well as A levels. You just have to have a passion for the subject which motivates you, to get your head down as well as work hard. Having this favorable attitude, improvements can be made easily which is just how I desire to boost my trainee's work with encouragement and the belief that they could succeed with concentration and research study.

What fosters me to work hard is the contentment of finishing an inquiry that you've dealt with or have had to go via a very long process to get the answer. To summarize, I enjoy issue solving and getting a deeper understanding for points that I want. To me there is a beauty in maths that originates from the fact that everything meshes so completely and that complicated things can be streamlined with basic formulas that make complex theorems or ideas understandable or at least easier to recognise.