My name is Faisal Nesayef, I have been teaching Maths at all levels for about 20 years.  I do my best and make sure my students understand the topic I teach.  Also train my students to achieve the highest grade in the exam.

About Me

September 1985-August 1986, Temp. Mathematics Teacher, Yardleys School, Birmingham.

I was employed on a temporary basis, this being my first teaching experience in the school sector. I gained confidence in basic teaching skills and subsequently improved my teaching skills at this level.

October 1886 – August 1987, Temp. Mathematics Lecturer, University of Coventry, Coventry

As a highly qualified mathematician, I taught mathematics to degree students, taking into account important issues relating to the transition in education from school to university

September 1987 – August 1993, Mathematics Lecturer, Bournville College, Birmingham.

I taught Mathematics at various levels ranging from Numeracy and basic Maths to A-Levels. 

September 1993 – August 2002, Maths Lecturer, Sandwell College, Wednesbury, W Midlands.

Whilst working at Sandwell College, I taught Mathematics from basic level up to A level, and acted as a personal tutor for student groups. I also worked as a Mathematics A Level examiner. This enabled me to modify my teaching strategies according to examination board requirements.  As a result this was reflected in my students' performance, as there was a significant improvement in the final exam results.  In the meantime I also attended M.Sc course in computing at Wolverhampton University          

September 2002 – August 2008, IT and Computer Science Lecturer, Bournville College, Birmingham

Subsequent to the completion of my M Sc course in Computing, I accepted a lecturing position at Bournville College to teach Computing and IT.  I taught Computing and ICT at various levels including BTEC (all levels), A-Level Computing, A-Level ICT, Access to HE in Computing.  I was also employed as an A Level examiner for Edexcel Examination Board, and attended several training courses to further improve the quality of my teaching.  As a result of overstaffing in the IT department, I accepted a voluntary redundancy package in September 2008.

September 2008 – August 2009, Mathematics Tutor, I S C, University of Leicester

I obtained employment in Sept 2008 as a Lecturer at Leicester University to teach Foundation Level Mathematics, Computing and Physics.  The aim of effecting transition from the school environment to higher education was challenging and overall successful.

October 2016 - January 2017, Maths Supply Teacher, Heart of Worcestershire College, Redditch.

My main role was to teach GCSE and Functional Skills Maths on a full-time basis.  This was a temporary position to cover for a staff member who was absent due to the illness.

January 2017 – April 2017, Maths Supply Teacher, Telford College of Arts and Technology, wellington Telford.

I was offered a temporary teaching job to teach GCSE and Functional Skills Mathematics to cover for a staff member until he returned from his illness.

Sept 2017 – March 2017, Maths Supply Teacher, Dudley College of Technology, Dudley,

Teaching Functional Skills Maths Entry 3 and Level 1 and Level 2.

Sept 2016 – Now, Maths Supply Teacher, South and City College, Birmingham.

Teaching GCSE and Functional Skills Maths Entry 3 and Level 1 and Level 2

April 2018 – June 2018, Sandwell College

Teaching Functional Skills Maths

April 2018 – June 2018, Sandwell College

Teaching GCSE and Functional Skills Maths Entry 3, Level 1 and Level 2

October 2018 – June 2019, City of Wolverhampton College

Teaching A level Maths (Edexcel Board). 

I have prepared complete teaching material for the  A Level Maths subject. The A Level students achieved 100% pass rate in Maths.

November 2019 – July 2020, Halesowen College

Both the  A Level Maths students and A Level Further Maths students achieved 100% pass.

Services

I teach/Titor students on both one to one basis or as a group.  I am also prepared to teach online.