Multi-Award-Winning former LSE Economics Lecturer with over 15 years of Experience at leading UK institutions

I am a multi-award-winning economist with five formal teaching awards from the London School of Economics, two from the Economics Department, two from the Management Department, and one student-led teaching excellence award for innovative teaching. I am also the recipient of the prestigious John M. Gunn Scholarship, awarded to a single student each year for academic excellence. Across my 20-year teaching and tutoring career, I have completed more than 12,000 hours of personalised instruction. I served for a decade at the LSE, held a stipendiary lecturer position in economics at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford, and led multiple courses at Sciences Po. I have also participated in admissions selection at the University of Oxford (PPE, E&M, E&H) and the Columbia–Sciences Po Dual BA, giving me unique insight into what elite institutions expect from their applicants. My aim as an educator is to make advanced material accessible and engaging. I work closely with students to build confidence, sharpen intuition, and achieve meaningful academic progress. Official teaching experience: LSE (official modules I taught) Introduction to Economics (EC102, now EC1A1 and EC1B1) Mathematics and Statistics for Economists (EC400) Econometrics: Theory and Application (MG205) Managerial Economics (MG207 & MG431) Quantitative Analysis in Management (MG461) Marketing (MG101) Intermediate Microeconomics (EC220, now EC2A3 and EC2B1) Econometrics for Graduate students (EC402) Industrial Economics (EC313) Econometrics: Theory and Application (MG205) Corporate Strategy (MG220) University of Oxford (official modules I taught) Finance: Introduction to Economics (Prelims) Industrial Organisation (3rd-year option) Quantitative Methods (2nd-year course) Sciences Po: Macroeconomics Development Economics Introduction to Statistics Econometrics Given my wide ranging official experience, I can be a 'one-stop-shop' for any student studying economics at undergraduate or graduate level. Across all my tutorials, I emphasise exam technique, conceptual mastery, and independent problem-solving skills that elevate student performance.