Nausherwan Balouch

The lessons will generically be conversation based, with the student and I having a dialogue about their understanding of a particular concept. Since law is reading extensive, there will be notes given out from my side, to aid the student with any particular concept they are struggling with. Moreover, they can expect me to guide them for their exams as well, with me teaching them on how to attempt the paper, what takes your scores from a credit to a merit, and from a merit to a distinction. Law requires passion and constant motivation, so my lectures will be dyanmic with real-time examples, not just another boring law lecture. Moreover, the one-on-one sessions are more helpful as they can focus on a particular student and help them overcome whatever shortcomings they may have.
The format I will be using will be a short lecture prepared from the syllabi/course outline of a student, backed by a short quiz and a question and answer session at the end. Some concepts might take longer than the others, so they will require a little more teaching and understanding time, before we can get into the evaluation bit of the lecture. Nonetheless, teaching and being taught doesn't have to be boring, it just depends on the way the teacher reads the room and knows how to get their point across. I am an avid-reader of law journals and developments, and my passion has driven me here to teach young legal minds for a brighter future!