I am currently in my final year of law school. I have worked with law enforcement, so I have practical experience with the legal system, particularly criminal law. I am particularly interested in criminal and international law, but I welcome students from other areas of law. I have completed eight virtual law internships with firms such as JP Morgan, Kennedys, Clifford Chance, and Latham Watkins. The programmes covered topics ranging from mergers and acquisitions to dispute resolution and commercial law.

Ultimately, my goal is to assist you in improving your understanding, critical thinking abilities, and study habits so that you can succeed in your legal studies. We can practise a variety of legal skills, including problem-solving scenarios, exam-style questions, and essay questions. My teaching method is completely dependent on you! I am interested in debating and would like to stimulate as much discussion as possible as it improves legal reasoning skills. My Level 5 TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) skills aids me with different teaching strategies, lesson planning techniques, and a better understanding of how to accommodate different learning styles.

I can speak a number of different languages at different proficiencies: Spanish/Korean/Urdu/Farsi/Arabic. In September 2024 I will be studying an MA in International Relations and East Asia before applying to training contracts to qualify as a solicitor.

Feel free to message me and we can have an introductory session to help settle you in and to ensure I am the right fit for you! The trial lesson will be for me to introduce myself but most importantly sit and listen to the tutoring you individually need. Thanks for reading me profile and I look forward to hearing from you soon.