Background

Afiya studied Economics at the University of Birmingham before completing an MSc in Organisational Knowledge at Cranfield University and obtaining a PGCE in Economics.

She has held leadership roles in Economics and Business education and has taught in several international schools as well as in a range of London schools. Through her tutoring and online teaching, Afiya has supported students from across the globe, with a particular focus on exam skills and academic discipline.

Teaching Expertise

• Specialist in A-level Economics and A-level Business Studies.

• Experienced in delivering BTEC Business & ICT programmes.

• Strong record of helping students achieve top exam results, including high A*–B success rates in A-level Economics.

• Skilled at developing resources and strategies that sharpen exam technique, from timed essay practice to structured revision programmes.

Approach

Afiya is passionate about helping students master both subject content and the rigour of exam preparation. She emphasises exam technique, time management, and effective essay writing, giving learners the skills to approach assessments with confidence.

Her teaching combines academic depth with practical exam strategies, ensuring students are well prepared to demonstrate their knowledge under exam conditions. She provides structured revision support, targeted feedback, and a clear roadmap to maximise marks in both short-answer and extended essay questions.

Student Success

• Many of Afiya’s students have progressed to top UK universities following strong exam performance.

• Recognised for raising achievement through exam-focused preparation, particularly in A-level Economics.

• Experienced in supporting international learners to adapt quickly to A-level standards and succeed under pressure.

Student Feedback

“Afiya’s lessons were focused and exam-driven. She gave me the tools to approach essay questions with confidence and structure.”

“Her revision methods and exam technique practice helped me stay calm, organised, and achieve above my target grade.”