Saima Eman

I am an experienced (16 years) teacher (at UG and PG levels), mentor, researcher, research supervisor, career mentor, educational consultant in psychology, and a psycho-educator. I have worked with students from diverse backgrounds (e.g., Pakistani, Danish, Turkish, Nigerian, Indian, Bengali, French, English, Arabic, Portugese, British, etc). I have worked in the UK and Pakistan.

I teach according to the students' requirements and the nature of the module within psychology. For example, I helped a student in finishing their essay assignment by providing writing and structuring guidance and I helped them with their viva by responding to their recording.

In another instance, a student required guidance about MSc conversion course exam. I prepared a document with questions and answers for them that could help them answer different exam questions.

In my current role, I facilitate workshops in a psychology lab where students work through various activities.

In the past I have used demonstrations, role plays and metaphors to teach psychology at undergraduate levels.

In online sessions, I use discussions, debates, chat questions and answers, etc.

I also make practice tests for students and give them an opportunity to ask questions.

Therefore, there are a variety of ways in which I teach and facilitate workshops. It depends on the students' personal, unique, and cultural preferences, learning styles, course/module requirements.

I am a flexible but a punctual teacher. I expect students to honour their commitments.
I am not a ghost writer, and I do not assist with any sort of plagiarism, cheating, and ethical misconduct.