I have taught law as an Educator for the last 6 months and have assisted undergraduate and postgraduate students across many different areas of law. I also previously worked as a Transition Mentor at UCL, where I provided supplementary law classes to first-year students, and as Laws’ Connections Educator, where I assisted with running an introductory course for incoming LLB students.

As part of my research work for Professor Jeff King, I assisted him in preparing course materials for his guest lectureships at the University of Oxford and the University of Toronto.

I am a recent graduate from University College London and an aspiring barrister. I have a broad range of academic interests spanning both public and private law and domestic and international legal systems.

During my undergraduate degree, I spent a year in Germany at Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich, where I learned more about German constitutional and civil law. As a result, I am very passionate about my subject. Many of the difficulties students encounter when studying law stem from academic ability and a poor understanding of how to prepare for assessments. Through lessons, I hope to make top marks accessible for all students by focusing on difficult topics, essay-writing techniques and revision tips.