My passion is supporting students to build confidence, clarity, and strong learning skills so they can feel more capable and in control of their studies—at school, at university, and beyond.

While tutoring is often associated with improving grades, I believe meaningful progress comes from teaching students how to learn. As an academic coach, I work with students to develop practical study skills, time management, organisation, and planning strategies, alongside the confidence and independence needed for long-term success.

I have particular experience supporting students with ADHD, using structured, practical approaches that reduce overwhelm and support focus, motivation, and follow-through. This includes helping students break tasks into manageable steps, build realistic routines, use planners effectively, and develop strategies for procrastination, emotional regulation, and workload management.

Building strong rapport and trust with each student is central to my approach. Every learner is different, and I take the time to understand each student’s strengths, challenges, and goals so support is genuinely personalised and effective. When students feel understood and supported, confidence grows—and learning becomes calmer and more achievable.

Outside of my work with students, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my own children and continuing to learn new skills myself—something I strongly encourage in the students I support.

I would be very happy to discuss how academic coaching and tutoring support can help your child feel more confident, organised, and capable in their learning.