My Experience
I have been teaching at one of the UK’s leading law schools for over 10 years, having spent 5 years in professional practice at an international law firm. I am an associate professor and have extensive experience teaching business law on the LPC, together with associated skills and elective modules.
Over the years, I have taught students on LL.B, GDL, LPC, LL.M, MSc and PSC (Professional Skills Course) level courses, so I have a fantastic insight into what is required to pass legal exams at every level and succeed in this demanding profession.
I also now help teach teachers and head up my university’s PGCHE programme. As such, I have a really good understanding of how students learn best and aim to incorporate these principles into my teaching.
My Qualifications
I left Simon Langton Grammar School with 3 A levels (all A grade), 2 S levels and 9 GCSEs (all A grade) and went on to read history at Cambridge University, graduating in 1996 with a BA (Hons). I then attended law school and graduated from the LPC with a distinction in 1999 before taking up my training contract at Lovells (now Hogan Lovells). I left practice in 2005 and have been teaching full-time since then, becoming an associate professor in 2017. I am also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (the professional organization for teachers in HE). In 2018 I was awarded my university campus’s Student Association Award for Best Tutor.
