I am an experienced educator and researcher with a decade of expertise in teaching and mentoring students across various levels, from GCSE to PhD. My career has been driven by a passion for education, student success, and interdisciplinary research within the area of business and associated fields. Over the past 10 years, I have worked as a private tutor, partnering with various agencies in London to deliver personalized and effective learning experiences. I specialize in subjects such as business, finance, accounting, marketing, and economics, tailoring my teaching to students’ unique needs. My work spans a wide range of levels and includes preparing students for standardized exams like SAT and ACT exams, as well as providing comprehensive university application support, including university selection, course selection, personal statements, and interview preparation.
In addition to private tutoring, I have held academic roles in a variety of higher education institutions. Most recently, I worked as a Lecturer in Management, Data Analytics, and Finance at the London College of Fashion (UAL) from January 2023 to October 2024. In this role, I independently designed and led three undergraduate modules—Accounting and Finance, Management and Economics, and Consumer Insights and Analytics. I also managed a team of teaching assistants, oversaw curriculum development, and supervised undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations, providing both academic and pastoral support. Before this, I served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at King’s College London from 2018 to 2023, where I taught undergraduate and postgraduate seminars in research methods, accounting, finance, entrepreneurship and innovation. My teaching consistently received excellent feedback from students, and I was frequently invited to guest lecture on my areas of expertise.
My research experience is equally extensive. As a Research Assistant at King’s College London from 2018 to 2021, I contributed to several high-impact projects, including the EU-commissioned Co-Governance project, which explored the dynamics of London’s cultural sector. Within such projects I processed large-scale datasets, conducted data analysis using tools like SPSS, STATA, and Nvivo, as well as collaborated with senior researchers on literature reviews and reports. It is to be noted that some of my research has been published in addition to being presented at conferences, further cementing my academic credentials.
In regards to academic qualifications, I hold a PhD in Management, Finance, and Accounting from King’s College London, where my research focused on the financial sustainability of arts and cultural organizations. My thesis, ''The Competing Effects of State and Private Support in the Field of Cultural Production,'' explored innovation and resource management in cultural industries. Prior to this, I completed an MSc in International Financial Management (Distinction) from Queen Mary University of London and a BA in English Literature (2:1) from Goldsmiths, University of London. In addition, I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, highlighting my commitment to teaching excellence.
Throughout my career, I have developed a strong reputation for my ability to foster academic growth and inspire students to achieve their full potential. Whether through personalized tutoring or innovative teaching in higher education, I strive to create engaging, student-centred learning experiences that empower individuals to excel academically and professionally.