Boglarka

Boglárka achieved 11 grade 9s at GCSE and A*A*A*A* in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and EPQ at A-Level, placing her in the top percentile of science students in the country. She has since earned a First-Class Honours degree in Biochemistry from Imperial College London, one of the world’s leading institutions for life sciences.

Her scientific training is exceptionally strong. During her degree she completed advanced modules in molecular biology, biochemistry, bioinformatics and coding in R and Python, and carried out independent research on the effects of metabolic syndrome on the blood–brain barrier. She also completed a nine-week practical research project in Imperial’s Department of Life Sciences, working on a pig lectin array, cloning genes, expressing carbohydrate-recognition domains, purifying proteins, and screening fluorescently-labelled glycoproteins and microorganisms. Her final-year project and subsequent research assistantship gave her hands-on experience in molecular cloning, E. coli expression systems, protein purification and sequence analysis — expertise that sits far beyond A-Level content.

She is also an award-winning scientific communicator. Through Imperial’s Science Communication module she earned the President’s Prize for Science Communication, and her work was nominated for the Acland Prize, reflecting her rare ability to break complex biological concepts into clear, accurate explanations — an ability that directly benefits her students.

Boglárka has extensive experience working with young people. She has mentored international students through Imperial’s Global Summer School, supporting 16–17 year olds in laboratory sessions, medical-themed activities and academic engagement. She also teaches younger children through her local judo club and leads sessions within her community, roles that have strengthened her clarity, patience and ability to communicate ideas effectively.

She is exceptionally well suited to tutoring A-Level Biology and Chemistry, subjects where precise reasoning, structured thinking and exam technique are essential. Boglárka teaches with a calm, methodical approach, helping students understand difficult mechanisms, master exam-style responses and approach each topic with confidence rather than stress. Her combination of scientific depth, communication awards and real teaching experience makes her one of Tutorelli’s most capable and inspiring STEM tutors.

Boglárka says:

“Studying Biochemistry at Imperial has taught me to value precision and clarity. In my lessons, I show students how to think like scientists — breaking problems down into steps, understanding the bigger picture, and writing answers examiners reward.”