Mercy Wawira Thathi

I’ve always believed that English and Literature are about much more than just textbooks; they are about finding your voice and opening doors that might have once seemed closed. With my background in teaching, I’ve spent years mentoring students through their biggest academic transitions, and that experience has shaped my mission to make sure high-quality learning is accessible to everyone, especially those who need it most.

When we work together, you won’t find any dry, one-size-fits-all lectures. Because I’m currently specializing in Inclusive EdTech and Instructional Design, I build my lessons to be truly interactive and modern. I use the principles of Universal Design to make sure our sessions fit the way you specifically learn—whether that means using collaborative digital tools, visual maps, or deep-dive discussions. We’ll focus on everything from the tactical nuances of grammar to the big-picture themes of a novel, all within a supportive space where you feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes.

I tend to bring a lot of energy to my tutoring. Outside of the classroom, I’m usually caught up in the strategy of a Formula 1 race, the focus of a tennis match, or simply lost in a good book. I try to bring that same mix of analytical thinking and genuine curiosity into our sessions. If you’re looking for a tutor who is tech-savvy, patient, and completely invested in seeing you succeed, I’d love to help you get started and reach your goals.