Online Law Tutor Nicolas

Teaching is not only about sharing knowledge, but also about inspiring people and assist them in building their own future. This is what guides me when I teach, making it a very rewarding activity that I love.
My professional and academic experience and qualifications allows me to work on a broad range of subjects in Public International Law, using real life cases and examples and being as creative as possible to help students understand difficult concept with ease.

I worked as a tutor during my PhD, doing Public International Law tutorials to undergrad students in person, marking written essays and providing feedback and one-on-one support. I also helped prospective students with their PhD research proposals and academic applications.
I have other teaching experiences, outside the legal sphere, that helped me refine certain important skills: I worked at the Museum on the Mound in Edinburgh doing workshop for school pupils about the evolution and use of money, and I also taught adults in impoverished areas in Chile to read and write, and basic math skills.

Public international Law in general, both at the undergrad and postgraduate levels, including topics like Law of the Sea, International Economic and Investment Law and International Organizations.
International Environmental Law.
Human Rights Law.
Indigenous peoples' rights under International Law.