Law Tutors in Richmond

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Dilwoar Hussain

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Senior Software Engineer with 6 years experience

Currently working for GOV.UK as a senior software engineer, previously was the Director of Software development for a top government supplier.

Umay Yeahia

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Accomplished tutor and undergraduate at SOAS University of London

3 years tutoring experience ranging from Key stage 2 to A levels (AQA specific). I am currently an English Literature tutor working with students completing their GCSE’s.

Vaishnavi Bhairappa

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A graduate student who love to teach and share her knowledge

I have done my Graduation in BBA in Marketing Specialisation, currently pursuing my MBA in same specialisation, I love to teach students and share my knowledge with them

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Rumman Sharif

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Experienced tutor and undergraduate at University of West London

Dear respected parents/students. My name is Rumman. I have gained a 2.1 in LLB Law Degree, DM grade in BTEC Media Level 3 and 9 A*-C in GCSEs. For exams I tend to practice past and made up question when getting ready for final exam. For coursework I tend to start early and love to research through various sources extract the answers and plan out my assignment structure. I am looking forward to tutoring you/your child. Kind regards Rumman

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Simran Patel

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Seasoned tutor and postgraduate law student at University College London (UCL)

I have recently finished my masters in law, and also have an undergraduate degree in law. I completed A levels in English, Geography and History, achieving AAB. I have various tutoring and mentoring experience.

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Abubakr Karimabadi

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Barrister, Hafidh, Teacher

Cambridge-educated Barrister (LLB, LLM, MPhil, BPTC) Hafidh (Ijazah in Qiratul Asim and Nafi’ - Egypt) Teacher (8+ years experience)

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Abie Cowling

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Kind, adaptable and experienced English and Law Tutor

I began tutoring in schools whilst studying English Literature at Goldsmith’s College, University of London as part of a Student Ambassador role. Since then I have conducted many group, one-to-one, in person and web-based tutoring sessions and enjoy it very much. I have taught a wide range of people - from young children to those at university level, from those who require a lot of intervention academically to fairly skilled students who just want someone to cast an eye over a project, and so on. I feel particularly passionate about and adept in tailoring sessions to the goals, sensitivities, and schedules of each student and creating a space in which they feel safe and relaxed, with the belief that this environment engenders the most effective progress. Whatever your needs, get in touch :)

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Rabiah Tariq

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Manchester based Law student offering tutoring for all core LLB modules

I have over six years of study and work experience in law. I am currently a final year law student at Lancaster University, on track to achieve a high 2.1 or first class degree. I have achieved several 100% marks during my time at university and believe that I can help other law students achieve this too. I have, also, garnered some teaching experience by providing private tutelage during my undergraduate and as a peer mentor. I am a resourceful and highly qualified individual with varied experience acquired during pro bono work and internships, undertaken in tandem with studies. I am articulate with excellent interpersonal abilities, communicates effectively, and is skilled in coherent and intelligible writing. I am a high-achiever, with advanced research and analytical skills combined with excellent problem-solving skill. I adopt two approaches to teaching: ‘student-centred’, ‘high-tech’ approach. These approaches aim to aid a personalised, research-based, inquiry-based learning to accentuate understanding of the materials taught. My goal is to coach and facilitate learning, overall comprehension of material and skills in answering questions utilising proven tools. For instance, the use of online research databases (Westlaw, Lexis Library, Nexis, Practical Law, HeinOnline and EBSCO), employing IRAC (Issues, Relevant Law, Application and Conclusion) structure in answering legal problem questions and so on. I am able to measure your learning progress through both formal and informal forms of assessment, like projects and study portfolio, give you feedback and work further on problem areas.