My lessons are highly informative, interesting, fun and conversational. My sessions will be a mixture of lecturing and discussion. I pride myself on getting great feedback from students and making sure that they come away from my lessons feeling inspired to learn more, and confident that they have the knowledge to do well in their exams or essays.

I am currently working as a Lecturer in Politics at Bournemouth University, while in the second year of my PhD. I lecture on a unit called ‘History of Political Thought’, where I have been given total control of all lectures and seminars for the second half of the unit. I have enjoyed the experience and thrived under the pressure of delivering so much content by myself. I also run two seminars a week for another unit titled ‘Political Sociology’. Moreover, I also lecture a unit in International Relations for postgraduate students.

Previously, I taught second-year students at Durham University, on a unit titled ‘Crime, Power and Inequalities’, on the Criminology undergraduate course. Despite never having studied Criminology myself; after an interview the university was confident that I could teach to the standard required and that my sociological education would be a benefit to the students.

Durham University is often ranked as the number one university for Criminology in the UK, so it was a great honour to teach on the course. The official feedback I received from the students survey was overwhelmingly positive.

I look forward to teaching you and helping you achieve your goals!