Vincent Ye

Former Lecturer within the Department of Industrial Organisation | LSE MSc Graduate with over 5 years of teaching experience in Accounting and Finance-related subjects.

I offer structured, results-oriented lessons in Management, Economics, Finance, and quantitative topics. As a lecturer in the Department of Industrial Organisation at New Uzbekistan University, where I teach Game Theory, and as a First-Class graduate of the London School of Economics, I bring both academic expertise and over five years of full-time tutoring experience to every session.

My approach adapts to each student, whether you need step-by-step walkthroughs for quantitative problems or structured framing for essay-based subjects.

I offer structured, results-oriented lessons in Management, Economics, Finance, and quantitative topics. As a lecturer in the Department of Industrial Organisation at New Uzbekistan University, where I teach Game Theory, and as a First-Class graduate of the London School of Economics, I bring both academic expertise and over five years of full-time tutoring experience to every session.

Here is a breakdown of modules I have tutored or happy to tutor by university.

London School of Economics (LSE):

1st Year Courses:

EC1A1 Microeconomics I
ST109 Elementary Statistical Theory
EC1C1 - Econometrics I
MA108 Methods in Calculus and linear algebra
EC1B1 Macroeconomics II

2nd Year Courses:

EC2A1 Microeconomics II or MG207 Managerial Economics
EC2B1 Macroeconomics ||
EC2C1 Econometrics || or MG205: Econometrics: Theory and Application

3rd Year Courses:

EC317 Labour Economics
EC313 Industrial Economics or MG301 Strategy
EC334 Advanced Macroeconomics
EC336 / EC337 Econometric Theory A/B
EC338 International Trade
EC339 International Macroeconomics

Student Reviews:

“Vincent is by far the best tutor I’ve ever worked with, his deep understanding and ability to adapt to my pace made all the difference.

“I saved so much time with this hour, he guided me exactly to what I needed.”

“His structured explanations helped me build confidence in finance. I’m now thriving in my university studies at LSE because of him.”