Lecturing at brunel university

One-to-one or group mentoring sessions can be delivered, addressing areas such as attitude and behaviour, confidence and self esteem, entrepreneurial ambition, positive role models, life skills and tailored approaches.

The mentors are predominantly from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds and work as Social Workers, Youth Workers, Teachers, Personal Advisors and Family Support Workers.

Mentoring Sessions are weekday afternoons and weekends.  However, other times can be discussed based on the availability of the mentors.

Please use the form on the 'Contact Us' page to enquire about availability and rates.   

Tutoring and assessment guidance is available in number of subject areas from Primary School level to University level.  Sessions can be one-to-one or in small groups.

The subject areas include English, Maths, Science, History, Youth Studies, Youth Work, Criminology, PGCE, Social Work, Sociology and some languages.

Please inquire about other subject areas not listed as collaborations with other freelance tutors can be arranged. 

 Please use the form on the 'Contact Us' page to enquire about availability and rates. 

LifeSkills and other bespoke workshops can be devised and/or delivered to young people based on needs and/or themes.

Workshops already delivered were on Music Production, Starting a Business, Youth Trust, Family and Social Relationships and Owning Your Mistakes.

Past clients includes Charlton Athletic Community Trust and Newham Youth Offending Service.

 Please use the form on the 'Contact Us' page to enquire about availability and rates. 

  These sessions can be combined or delivered on their own.

Finding Your Passion – encouraging young people to find what they are passionate about and use it to their advantage to progress through life and/or start their own business.  

Powerful Beyond Measure – young people will be asked to think about the lowest point in their lives and how they felt at that moment. Then they will be asked to create a motto/slogan that signifies their growth and development into the positive person they are today. Most creative and most impactful motto/slogan wins a prize. 

The Trust Circle Experiment – young people use trust as a valuable commodity between them and this session will look at the complexities of building and maintaining trust. This session will also touch on online interactions.    

 Please use the form on the 'Contact Us' page to enquire about availability and rates.