Zakhar Denysenko

Hi there!

My name is Zakhar (you can call me Zack), and I am a current student in my final year at the University of Bristol. I have studied various subjects, but English and Welsh Criminal Law, Tort Law and Contract Law were my absolute favourites. Accordingly, if you are struggling to figure something out that concerns these subjects (say, you are doing your A-Levels prep), you are a first-year student yourself or trying to find out anything specific — I am here to help you out!

We will initially establish your goals and will adjust the content of the lessons accordingly. For instance, I will not bore you with unnecessary theoretical concepts if you are simply trying to figure out the standard of proof and defences for murder.

My name is Zakhar (you can call me Zack), and I am a current student in my final year at the University of Bristol. I have studied various subjects, but English and Welsh Criminal Law, Tort Law and Contract Law were my absolute favourites. Accordingly, if you are struggling to figure something out that concerns these subjects (say, you are doing your A-Levels prep), you are a first-year student yourself or trying to find out anything specific — I am here to help you out!

We will initially establish your goals and will adjust the content of the lessons accordingly. For instance, I will not bore you with unnecessary theoretical concepts if you are simply trying to figure out the standard of proof and defences for murder.

I aim to make my lessons engaging, clear, and tailored to your learning style. Whether you prefer structured notes, discussion-based explanations, or practice with past paper questions, I can adapt to what works best for you. I am patient, approachable, and happy to go over concepts as many times as needed until you feel confident. My ultimate goal is to help you not only understand the material but also apply it effectively in essays, problem questions, exams or whatever other purposes you have in mind. I truly believe that law becomes much more manageable — and even enjoyable — when broken down into simple, digestible parts.