Cambridge University Research and Teaching Assistant | Averaged 88% and 70 % in MPhil & BSc Economics courses from Cambridge & QMU

I am an Assistant Teacher and Researcher at the University of Cambridge with over two years of experience teaching mathematics-based modules and economics courses at the undergraduate level.

My academic background combined exceptional performance with a deep passion for quantitative economics. I completed my BSc Economics course at QMU as a top-performing graduate, averaging 88% across my studies. I went on to complete my MPhil in Economics at the University of Cambridge, graduating with a 70% average.

As a tutor, I feel I aim to provide an academic-strengthening journey for each and every one of my students. My 1:2:1 sessions are best described as an interactive gym session, where we work alongside each other, encouraging an environment of confidence to enable my students to attack their practice questions, homework, mock exams, and coursework assignments stress-free.

As a recent university student myself, in my experience, my attention to detail and focus are what contributed greatly to much success at IB, undergraduate, and graduate levels. I aim to instil a sense of passion for the given subject into each of my students, guiding them to understand real-life applications & explanations of commonly only theoretically taught concepts. Across the past 2 years, I've noticed that the students who made the connections between the course content and real-life implementations of the tested content performed with more confidence than those who did not.

Outside of purely Economics, I've demonstrated a well-rounded base of knowledge through my achievements during my IB Diploma, which I received from a boarding school based in Oxford. Within this course, I covered Mathematics, Analysis and Approaches, Physics, and Economics.