My lessons are designed to be clear, interactive, and tailored to each student’s needs. I start by identifying your goals, strengths, and areas where you may need extra support. From there, I create structured yet flexible lesson plans, allowing us to cover foundational concepts while leaving space for deeper exploration of topics that interest or challenge you.

For law and criminology, I focus on breaking down complex theories and legal principles into manageable parts, using real-life examples and case studies to bring the material to life. In psychology, sociology, and politics, we delve into key theories and research, connecting them to current issues and practical applications.

Lessons are interactive, with discussions, Q&A sessions, and problem-solving exercises that encourage you to engage actively with the content. I aim to create a welcoming environment where questions are always encouraged, and I adapt my teaching methods to suit your learning style, especially if you are neurodiverse or prefer a particular structure.

Whether we’re preparing for exams, tackling assignments, or building your overall understanding, each lesson is focused on helping you feel confident and well-prepared. My approach blends academic rigour with a supportive, relaxed atmosphere, making sure each session is not only productive but also enjoyable.