My interest in TSA developed while mentoring students preparing for Land Economy and PPE. I specialise in dissecting Section 1 reasoning questions—especially identifying flawed arguments—and have helped students move from average to top-quartile scores. With a background in Classics, I bring a strong foundation in logic, which I apply directly to timed practice and feedback-focused sessions.

I first started working with TSA candidates while mentoring students applying for Economics and Management. One of my students jumped from 58 to 74 in just five weeks. I focus heavily on timed drills and clarity under exam pressure, particularly in problem-solving. My sessions often include competitive mock tests, where students track percentile improvements week by week.

I recently graduated with first-class honours in Economics, with a focus on game theory and quantitative methods. I’m currently preparing for postgraduate research in behavioural economics. My background has equipped me to teach TSA with a strong emphasis on logic-based reasoning and argument evaluation. I work closely with students on Section 1 pacing strategies and Section 2 essay structure to maximise performance.

Since 2016, I’ve supported students applying for competitive undergraduate courses such as PPE, Land Economy, and Economics and Management. I offer tailored TSA preparation, focusing on both problem-solving and critical thinking elements, as well as guided support with personal statements and mock interview practice. My sessions also incorporate regular discussions on current affairs to build analytical depth and confidence.