Humanities, Languages, Anthropology
A First-Class UCL Anthropology graduate educated at Westminster School, Michael makes learning enjoyable and believes education should teach students how to think, not just what to think.
Michael was educated at Westminster School, where he achieved 9 A*s at GCSE and Pre-U Distinctions in Art History, English and Spanish, plus an A in Religious Studies at A-level. He went on to graduate with a First in Anthropology from University College London.
Michael is confident teaching a broad range of humanities and languages, from English, French and Spanish to Art History, Religious Studies and Anthropology, as well as Maths. He enjoys working with all kinds of students and welcomes the challenge of teaching a student’s least favourite subject.
For Michael, tutoring should first and foremost be enjoyable, because students engage best with what they value. He cares as much about how students learn as what they learn, and is happy to take either a results-focused or a more holistic approach, depending on what each student needs.
