I’m a recent graduate of the University of Oxford, where I studied Jurisprudence and developed a strong passion for mentoring. During my time at Oxford, I founded a social initiative aimed at supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds who aspire to enter law. My academic interests lie in international human rights and commercial law, and I’ve had the privilege of gaining hands-on experience through pro bono projects, which further reinforced my commitment to accessibility and justice within the legal field.

Coming from a comprehensive state school background, I know firsthand the impact that both exceptional and lackluster teaching can have on one’s educational journey. I’ve had my fair share of uninspiring teachers, so I understand the difference that a thoughtful, committed tutor can make. Fortunately, I was also lucky enough to learn from outstanding teachers who left a lasting impression, and they inspired me to provide that same quality of guidance to others. This blend of experiences motivates me to approach tutoring with both empathy and excellence.

The difference between an average teacher and an exceptional one is often the ability to mentor effectively and understand each student’s individual needs. My goal is to help you clarify your objectives, build your confidence, and create a focused, practical plan to reach them. Many law students may doubt their abilities, but often, the key to success isn’t intelligence alone—it’s the development of efficient study habits, strategic preparation, and the self-assurance to apply these skills under pressure. I’ll work with you to master essential skills, from writing first-class essays to tackling practice papers. Together, we’ll build your confidence and refine your exam technique, interview approach, or personal statement skills, all while ensuring that our plan is tailored to help you succeed at each step.