Tutoring & Mentoring

My passion for natural sciences — mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology — began during my apprenticeship at SONY (2010–2013) and grew throughout my academic journey at Gymnasium and ETH Zurich, where I studied Molecular Biology.

My role model as a teacher is the legendary physicist and educator Richard Feynman. Feynman was known for translating even the most complex physical concepts into simple, everyday terms. His famous Feynman Technique — the idea that you only truly understand something when you can explain it in simple language — is a principle I apply in every session.

As a Teaching Assistant at ETH Zurich for "Genetics and Genomics" and "Molecular Genetics and Cell Biology," I supervised 30+ students and discovered that flexibility and creativity in teaching can make all the difference. I once helped a student who struggled with abstract genetics by explaining DNA replication through the metaphor of a factory — where enzymes are workers building machines (DNA). That unorthodox approach sparked his genuine interest in the subject.

I believe every student has the potential to excel in science. My goal is to inspire and motivate, creating interactive sessions tailored to each student’s interests and goals, making learning as effective and enjoyable as possible.