Credentials for parents & applicants

Who will be teaching —
A-Level, TMUA & Oxbridge

A clear summary for parents and sixth-form students of the teaching experience, admissions track record and safeguarding behind the tuition — plus the academic background that supports it.

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A-Level & admissions teaching

Experience that matches
the exam and the application

A-Level Maths, Further Maths & Economics

More than 200 hours of A-Level and TMUA tuition delivered across OCR and Edexcel (other boards by request), focused on exam technique, the topics that cost marks, and a clear plan from a student's current grade to their target grade.

TMUA preparation

Structured preparation across both TMUA papers — mathematical reasoning, logic, proof-style thinking and working accurately at speed — with careful diagnosis of weaker areas and targeted practice between sessions.

Oxbridge & selective admissions

Support for 20+ applicants to Oxbridge and other highly selective universities: mock interviews, written feedback, personal-statement review and mathematically precise economic reasoning.

Safeguarding & trust

Reassurance
for parents

Enhanced DBS checked

Full Enhanced DBS certificate on the DBS Update Service (November 2025), available for verification by parents and schools on request.

Safeguarding trained

Safeguarding courses completed with the National College, with experience working in a secondary school.

Clear, professional sessions

Structured one-to-one online sessions with a shared whiteboard and a short plan after each meeting, so parents and students always know the next step.

Academic background

A Cambridge background
behind the teaching

The same person teaching A-Level and preparing applicants is a Cambridge-trained economist and former university lecturer. For Oxbridge Economics applicants in particular, this means first-hand experience of Cambridge study and admissions, not second-hand advice.

Cambridge degrees

BA (First Class Honours, ranked second in the year group), MPhil and PhD in Economics, all at the University of Cambridge.

Cambridge teaching

Teaching supervisor at the University of Cambridge (2009–2012), giving small-group supervisions in microeconomics and econometrics — direct insight into how Cambridge teaches and assesses.

University lecturer

Former lecturer in economics and econometrics at the University of Manchester and the University of St Andrews, so explanations are pitched precisely and accurately.

For the full university and research record, see the complete credentials and research & publications pages.

Next step

Talk through your child's
exam or application

Send the year group, exam board, target grade and any admissions deadline, and I'll suggest a clear plan. The first consultation is free, with no obligation.

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