Zohaib Sadiq

I have over five years of experience tutoring Economics at both A Level and undergraduate level, helping students develop strong analytical skills and a deep understanding of economic theory and policy. Additionally, I spent a year teaching abroad with the British Council, where I gained valuable classroom management experience and developed engaging, student-centred lesson plans tailored to diverse learners. This combination of international teaching and long-term tutoring experience has equipped me with the ability to adapt my approach to different learning styles, ensuring each student achieves confidence, academic success, and a genuine interest in the subject.

My teaching approach is grounded in clarity, engagement, and adaptability. Drawing on my experience teaching abroad with the British Council and over five years tutoring Economics at A Level and undergraduate level, I tailor each lesson to the student’s individual learning style, pace, and academic goals. I combine conceptual explanations with real-world case studies and applied examples to make abstract economic and financial principles accessible, relevant, and stimulating. Lessons are structured, goal-oriented, and supported by clear feedback, encouraging students to think critically, articulate their reasoning, and apply their knowledge with confidence. This approach fosters independent learning, academic rigour, curiosity, and lasting understanding.

I hold a degree in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from the University of Manchester, where I developed strong analytical, quantitative, and evaluative skills. Alongside this, my professional experience in teaching abroad, financial services, project management, and journalism enables me to deliver well-structured, engaging lessons - providing tutees with excellent skills in organisation, time management, and critical thinking, while maintaining a supportive and motivating learning environment.