Sharan Basi

To present my finance tutoring lessons effectively, I follow a structured yet flexible format designed to maximize engagement and understanding. Each session begins with a brief recap of previous material to reinforce retention and address any lingering questions. I then outline the objectives for the current lesson, ensuring the student knows what to expect and how it connects to their broader learning goals.

The content of my lessons covers a wide range of finance topics, including financial accounting, corporate finance, investment analysis, and personal finance. I use a mix of theoretical explanations, real-world case studies, and practical exercises. For example, when teaching concepts like time value of money or financial ratios, I incorporate Excel-based models and visual aids to make abstract ideas more tangible. I also encourage active participation through problem-solving, scenario analysis, and open discussion.

My lessons are dynamic and student-centred. I adapt my teaching style to suit each learner’s pace and preferences—whether they’re preparing for exams, tackling coursework, or applying finance in a professional setting. I provide regular feedback, assign targeted practice tasks, and offer follow-up support to ensure continuous progress.