Sabia Kaan

My lessons are designed to be relaxed, supportive, and tailored to what you personally need. I usually start by checking in on how you’re feeling about the topic and identifying any areas you’d like to focus on. From there, we break things down into manageable steps so everything feels clearer and more approachable.

I use a mix of discussion, guided reading, real-world examples, and structured explanations to help you understand key political concepts. We also keep up to date with current news and events, using them to connect theory to what’s happening in the world right now. This makes lessons more engaging and helps you build a deeper understanding of political processes.

If you’re preparing for an exam or writing an essay, we work through past papers, build strong arguments, and practise how to structure your ideas clearly. If you need help with applications, we’ll work on personal statements and highlighting your strengths.

The lessons are interactive, not just me talking. I encourage questions, debate, and open conversation so you can develop confidence in your critical thinking. I also provide personalised feedback and tips after sessions so you know exactly what to work on next.

My experience includes earning a First Class Honours degree in International Relations and Development, interning with the United Nations IOM in Geneva, and completing my Master’s at the LSE in Social and Public Policy. This background allows me to bring both academic insight and real-world context into every session.

Overall, my goal is to create a space where political science feels accessible, enjoyable, and achievable for you. If you’re motivated to improve, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.