Daniel

My lessons are structured, interactive, and tailored to each student’s goals and learning style. I aim to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and developing confidence in the subject.

For academic subjects, I usually begin by identifying the student’s current understanding and areas they would like to improve. Lessons typically combine concept explanations, guided practice, discussion, and problem-solving exercises. I also use real-world examples and case studies to make complex topics easier to understand and more engaging.

My teaching style focuses not only on helping students achieve good grades, but also on building critical thinking and independent learning skills. I encourage active participation during lessons rather than passive memorisation.

I have professional experience in finance and banking supervision, including work in risk management, financial analysis, and policy evaluation. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Finance and Risk at University of Nottingham, with research focusing on blockchain, cryptocurrency adoption, and financial regulation. This background allows me to explain both theoretical concepts and their practical applications.

Lessons can be conducted online or in person, depending on availability and preference. I can also adapt the pace, materials, and teaching methods for undergraduate students, postgraduate students, or professionals seeking practical knowledge.