Experienced teacher and tutor, currently pursuing a PhD in English Literature. I am passionate about making education accessible.
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I’m a PhD researcher in Literary Studies at the University of Nottingham, with a strong academic background and a real passion for teaching. I hold a First-Class degree in English and French from the University of Exeter and a Master’s in Literary Studies. Alongside my research, I’ve spent several years tutoring and teaching, including working with students who have special educational needs (SEN).
I believe that learning should be accessible, engaging, and tailored to each individual. I love helping students grow in confidence and enjoy finding creative ways to make complex ideas easier to understand. Whether I’m teaching English, French, or helping with 11+ preparation, my aim is always to support every student in reaching their full potential.
I have over five years of experience tutoring English literature and French. In addition to my tutoring background, I have formal classroom teaching experience and have worked with students up to the age of 18. My time in the learning support department of an independent secondary school has also equipped me with the skills and confidence to support students with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
My areas of expertise include English literature and language, as well as French. I am experienced with English exam boards such as AQA, Pearson, and CCEA, and I also have a strong understanding of the 11 Plus curriculum.
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PhD in English Literary Studies | The University of Nottingham | 2025 – Present
Research focuses on working-class reactions to the Windrush generation, using a post-colonial comparative approach to the ‘Angry Young Men’ movement and writers with migratory backgrounds.
MA in English Literary Studies (Distinction, 75%) | Queen’s University Belfast | 2023 – 2024
Developed advanced critical research and problem-solving skills.
Gained expertise in digital media production, including blogs, podcasts, and video content.
Completed modules exploring racism, colonialism, British and Commonwealth politics, and the societal impact of the Second World War.
BA (Hons) in English with Employment Experience Abroad and Proficiency in French (First Class, 73%) | The University of Exeter | 2019 – 2023
Achieved fluency in French, completing 60 credits and a 10-month placement in southern France.
Demonstrated strong critical analysis and communication skills through dissertation and coursework, earning top results in modules such as Irish Literature (76%) and Introduction to Critical Theory (73%).
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