• I have recently completed my degree in HSPS at Cambridge, achieving First-Class results in my finals. I also achieved a first-class in Part I and IIA (First and Second Year), ranking 2nd in my year in the latter. Having experienced both the rigours of the application process and the first two years of my degree, as well as helped several students, formally and informally, with the university application process, I understand what admissions tutors seek in students.

• I focus on ensuring that my students will, in turn, be able to exemplify said capacities at all stages of the application process by developing skills such as critical thinking, analysis of arguments and communication - all of which are essential for HSPS.

• Moreover, I am also delighted to offer more personal support for my students and aim to ensure that they remain confident and happy throughout their application, as ultimately, I would like to ensure that the real passion students have for the subjects they are applying for flourishes and is communicated through their applications.

• I have recently graduated from Murray Edwards College, Cambridge, with a first-class degree in Human, Social and Political Sciences (Politics & International Relations). I am now pursuing an M.Sc. in Development Studies from the London School of Economics. My dissertation explores the relationship between renterism and political inequality in the GCC, focusing in particular on the political status of migrants in relation to citizens.

•Throughout my time at university, I have built on my experience in both teaching and tutoring. I have previously tutored students for GCSE exams, A-levels, and university admissions, focusing on subjects such as Chemistry and English Literature. More recently, I was invited to advise students of the Abu-Dhabi government’s Rize Programme about applying to study HSPS at Cambridge. I am keen to help bright individuals through the application process and support them further with life at university.