Azeezah Titilola Titilola

My lessons are practical, engaging, and tailored to suit your individual learning style and academic goals. I draw on both my legal practice and academic teaching experience to help you understand not just the "what" of legal principles, but also the "why" and "how" behind them.

In each session, I combine clear explanations of legal doctrines with real-life examples drawn from my experience as a barrister and solicitor. Whether we’re breaking down a case, tackling problem questions, or refining your essay structure, I guide you through the process step by step, encouraging critical thinking and confidence in applying the law.

Lessons are interactive and student-led: we start with your needs, questions, or upcoming assessments, and I shape the content around that. I often incorporate practice questions, structured notes, and model answers to deepen your understanding and prepare you for exams and coursework.

I teach all core undergraduate law modules including Contract Law, Constitutional & Administrative Law, Criminal Law, Tort, Equity & Trusts, Land Law, and EU Law, as well as specialist areas such as Commercial Law, Business Law, Company Law, and Intellectual Property Law.

My experience as a visiting lecturer at a UK university means I’m well-versed in academic expectations, university marking criteria, and effective assessment techniques. I’ve taught and assessed at multiple levels, supervised dissertations, and mentored students preparing for the Bar Finals.

Whether you're struggling with a specific topic, preparing for assessments, or just want to improve your legal writing and exam skills, I create a safe, supportive environment where your progress is the priority.