Reha Görkem Eyler

Most tutors focus solely on the "what"—the grammar, the vocabulary, the formulas. In my experience as a Cambridge English Assessment Invigilator, I’ve seen firsthand how anxiety and a lack of confidence can hold even the brightest students back.

?I don't just teach English; I teach the mindset required to master it.

?My Philosophy: Protecting Your Motivation
?I used to think motivation was something you either had or you didn't. I was the student who would "wall myself off" if a lesson felt like an impossible obstacle.

Now, I view a difficult topic as just a "creaky step" in a set of stairs. You don’t have to "conquer" the wall; you just have to learn how to jump over the creaky step and keep climbing.

?My goal is to be the safe space in a student's high-pressure life. I focus on:
?Motivation Management: I structure lessons so you leave feeling capable, not drained. I know exactly how a downward spiral starts, and I know how to stop it.

?A Growth Mindset: We move away from "I'm bad at this" toward "I haven't mastered this yet."

?Empathetic Learning: I focus on the "why" behind your learning. If you're bored or demotivated, we pivot. Your mental energy is the most important resource we have.

?My Methods
?Patience & Presence: My approach is gentle and student-centered. The worst thing for a learner is a lack of care or attention, and I make sure that never happens in my sessions.

?Gamified, Low-Pressure Engagement: I use gamification to spark curiosity, but I avoid high-pressure competition that can be demotivating.

?Cambridge Insights: Having worked as an invigilator for Cambridge exams, I know exactly what the environment feels like for a student and how to prepare you for the reality of testing.

?If you’re looking for a tutor who cares as much about your confidence as your grades, let’s get to work.