UNSW Science Tutor Edwrad

Hi everyone, I'm currently doing my Honours in Psychological Science. I have currently HD WAM across subjects. and I'm a student representative of current honours course. I have a huge passion for education, clinical and Neuropsychology. My thesis investigates the role of nutritional interventions in neuropsychological outcomes for individuals with mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI), so if you're studying anything in that space, I likely know it well. ********************************************************************** A little bit about me On the career side, I have full-time experience as a career consultant at the government agency, helping people figure out what comes next. Whether that's landing your first job, building a resume that actually stands out, or navigating Master's applications. I have extensive experience helping neurodivergent students, so I understand how to adapt and find approaches that work for different learning styles. For psych students specifically, I know the postgrad pathways, the application process, and the options that don't always come up in undergraduate courses or course advising – MPP/MCP are not the only options! I'm also an international student, so if you're trying to figure out visa implications, program eligibility, or alternative routes to registration that nobody seems to talk about openly, I've been through a lot of that firsthand, and I'm happy to share what I know. If you're feeling lost about where your psych degree is actually taking you, come have a chat. ********************************************************************** I’m happy to guide you through whatever you're stuck on, but generally, here is what I offer: Statistics (STATA/SPSS) Assignment Support General Academic Writing Critical Thinking Skills in Essay Writing Exam & Lecture Content Breakdown Resume Editing Academic or Career Pathway Advice for students Korean Teaching ********************************************************************** My strongest areas (HD): Advanced Statistics (GLM) Intro Psychology Neuropsychology Social Psychology Biopsychology Psychological Assessment Psychopathology Perception/Cognition