Zihad Bin Zaman Zaman

My lessons are designed to be engaging, interactive, and tailored to meet the needs of each individual student. I believe in fostering an environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring legal concepts in depth.

The format of my lessons is flexible, incorporating a mix of lecture-style teaching and practical application. I often begin with a clear explanation of the legal theory, followed by real-world examples and case studies that help contextualize the concepts. For instance, if we’re discussing contract law, we might review a landmark case, break down its principles, and then discuss its relevance to contemporary legal practice.

I place a strong emphasis on active learning and problem-solving. During lessons, I encourage students to work through legal scenarios and case problems, as this helps them develop critical thinking skills that are essential for both exams and real-life legal practice. I also make use of digital tools to keep the lessons interactive, such as presenting legal texts, offering quizzes for self-assessment, and facilitating discussions via online platforms.
Having completed my LLB from the University of London and my BTC from BPP University, I have a solid foundation in both international legal theory and practical law. Additionally, my experience as an Associate Lawyer in a Bangladesh lower court has provided me with a deep understanding of how law functions in practice, which I integrate into my teaching to give students a practical edge.

Ultimately, my goal is to help students not only grasp legal concepts but also develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed in their studies and future legal careers.