My Experience
Upon completing my masters I began my foundation Loophole as a way of giving back and helping students derive the best from their education. I did so with the sole intention of guiding young students and teaching them skills such as confidence, public speaking and critical thinking- skills not explicitly taught at the university level.
Since starting, I have had the opportunity to work with a vast array of students (females, males, dyslexic students, older students, diverse students) who have studied a variety of subjects at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, such as Gender and Politics, as well as Graphics and Cyber Security.
The very first student I worked with was an undergraduate Graphics student returning to university for her final year following a placement year in industry. After supporting her through her dissertation, she was able to achieve a First Class in her dissertation, pushing her final overall grade to an Upper Second Class; which she initially was not predicted to receive upon graduating. Currently, I still mentor her with regards to both her career and personal development.
My Qualifications
Postgraduate: Master of Science in International Financial Management
(Distinction from Queen Mary University of London)
Quantitative Dissertation (Distinction)
Undergraduate: Bachelor of Science with Hons in Business Management
(First Class from Queen Mary University of London)
Quantitative Dissertation (First Class)
Alumnus of Common Purpose
(Trains young leaders across The Commonwealth, who can cross boarders)
Vice President of QMUL’s African Caribbean Society
(Received a Special Recognition Award for our efforts in fundraising for charity and was interviewed on TV)
Sixth Form: A2 in Biology, Chemistry & Psychology (CBB); AS in English Language (B)
(From Southend High School for Girls Sixth Form)
Senior Prefect in charge of my own form group
