Expert Housing & Employment Law Tutor – LLB (Hons) 2:1 & SQE Candidate

I am a practising legal academic with over twenty years’ professional experience in risk management, compliance, and property operations, now specialising in Housing and Employment Law. I hold a 2:1 Bachelor of Laws (Hons) from the Open University, where I achieved high distinctions in Contract and Tort, and I am currently preparing for SQE 1 & 2 at the University of Law, focusing on Housing, Employment, and Business Law.

My teaching combines solid doctrinal knowledge with practical insight gained as Property Director of a 400‑unit portfolio and as Operations Director negotiating multi‑million‑pound service contracts.
Students therefore learn not only what the law says but how it works in real life—whether drafting a break clause, advising on unfair dismissal, or analysing a landlord’s repairing obligation.

Lesson style:
Prepare – Engage – Consolidate (PEC): Each topic is introduced with concise notes and a short reading list; we then dissect live scenarios, statutes and leading authorities before rounding off with Single Best Answer (SBAQ) questions and feedback.

Case‑centred learning: Key precedents (e.g. Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co on unilateral offers, Donoghue v Stevenson on the neighbour principle, Manchester City Council v Pinnock on proportionality in possession claims) are traced from facts to ratio, helping students to master IRAC technique.

Assessment focus: I map every session to SQE Functioning Legal Knowledge (FLK) outcomes and equip learners with exam‑ready structures for problem questions.

Why choose me?
Academic credibility: LLB (Hons) 2:1 with advanced electives in Property, Contract and Tort; active member of The Law Society student division.

Professional depth: Two decades embedding compliance frameworks, drafting SLAs and managing litigation risk give me the commercial perspective many tutors lack.

Flexible & student‑centred: Evening, weekend, and intensive revision slots available and tailored to individual students' needs.

Lessons are rigorous, conversational and focused on the authorities that matter, ensuring you leave each session with the confidence to tackle both academic assessments and real‑world legal problems.