As someone who can speak 5 languages fluently, I have over the years grasped the best way to efficiently learn new languages. I have experience working in 2 primary schools, where I had the opportunity to observe other teachers and learn from good practice. Being a firm believer that everyone has a different way of learning, I will urge students to let me know in advance their desired way of learning so I can prepare curated lessons just for them to make the most of our lectures. As a future lawyer, I have experience in advocacy, mooting, public speak and will work towards making students feel comfortable in speaking English.

I was born and raised in France and moved to England at the age of 16, which means I completed my Brevet des Colleges in France including 1 year of Lycée. I have previous experience teaching students as I volunteered in a primary school back in 2013. I am able to help students improve their French, enabling them to become more confident in their speech as well assist them in any homework or proofreading of work. I am very flexible in terms of how the lesson will go, as I believe there is no one specific way of learning as everyone has different abilities and learning capacities.

Law is a very interesting but can sometimes feel complex. Having 5 years of experience studying the subject, I have what it takes to assist students needing extra help with the subject. Whether that is at GCSE level, A level or degree level. I am able to assist students who have difficulty in grasping different law theories and will do what it takes to make the topic interesting for them. Law areas I have studied: - Concepts of Law - Criminal law - Public Law - Contract law - Property Law - Family Law - Administrative Law - Tort Law - Law and Society in South Asia - Legal Systems of Asia and Africa - Art of Advocacy