Former Lecturer at the New Uzbekistan University | LSE MSc Graduate with over 5 years of teaching experience

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 taught 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. While the majority of my active & prior students are university-based, I do offer a wide range of services for GCSE, IB, and A-level students when requested. In particular, for those seeking to attend prestigious universities, I strongly believe that my personal academic journey through both the undergraduate & graduate programs at the London School of Economics lends itself especially well when preparing these ambitious students for their various entrance examinations and requirements. Modules that I frequently teach to my tutees: Based on modules from the London School of Economics (all matched modules across universities are available): 1st Year: AC105 - Introduction to Accounting & Finance AC106 - Introduction to Management Accounting ST107 - Introduction to Quantitative Methods FM101 - Finance 2nd Year: AC205: Intermediate Financial Accounting AC206: Intermediate Management Accounting AC207: Economics of Accounting: Research Methods & Evidence (New module for 2026/27, but happy to work through it & learn alongside you) 3rd Year: EC331 - Contemporary Issues in Financial Accounting. 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.”