Naheeda

Hi! I’m a Law student, a lifelong lover of ideas, and someone who genuinely believes learning should feel interesting, not mechanical.

Outside of tutoring, I spend a lot of time immersed in pop culture, music, theatre, and cinema. I’m also a big reader of essays (Substack is my weakness), and I enjoy writing on the side myself. I’ve always been drawn to the way stories, politics, and culture shape how we understand the world — which is a big part of why I chose to study Law and hope to change the world myself.

I approach tutoring with the belief that essay-based disciplines are about thinking, not just memorising. The most successful students aren’t always the ones who know the most facts — they’re the ones who understand the ideas behind the subject and can express them clearly.

Because I recently completed my A-levels, and am still a student, I understand how exams actually feel from the inside. I know the pressure, the revision chaos, and the moment when a question appears in the exam and you think “Someone talked about this... at some point.” My goal is to help students move past that and reach the point where things genuinely click.

Lessons with me tend to feel more like conversations than lectures. We unpack ideas, make connections to the real world, and work out how to turn that understanding into strong, confident exam answers.

Alongside all of this, I care deeply about the importance of sharing ideas and helping people find their voice. Teaching is one of the ways I get to do that.

And if, along the way, you start writing answers that look suspiciously like Grade 9 / A* material, that’s a very nice bonus too.