If you want some credentials, I can point you to my Premier's Award in Methods, or my bronze medal in the International Chemistry Olympiad, participating as one of the Top 4 students in Australia.

But teaching students is a whole different ball game. I've learnt that through being the head tutor of our school's maths and chemistry clubs. Being a student, I'm by no means the best tutor in all of Melbourne to look for, especially if you're looking for teaching experience, exhaustive resources or that teacher-like authority.

But I know what it's like to be a student, I know what it's like to need that one person to ask questions to, I know what it's like to want someone to help you pursue things you never thought you would've before (trust me, I didn't learn any proper Chemistry until Year 11). And most importantly, I know that to do well, it's not about the number of hours, the number of exam papers. It's about finding the fun, the passion and understanding not just on a surface level, but getting a holistic view of the subject.