Politics and Sociology are two of my biggest passions, starting from A-level and continuing through my degree focusing on these two areas. By doing these two as my degree I have been able to build on the skills needed in order to understand how these different systems work, and now am able to specialise in both politics and sociology both for university pupils and A-Level pupils. My main goal is to ensure that students are challenged and engaged throughout the full-time, while being able to adapt lessons in order to benefit the pupil rather than just generic ones that do not help the individual. I will conduct mini-assessments and this will allow me to see where more work is needed with plenty of time before exams.

A creative journey into Greek culture and mythology, where language, history and storytelling come together. This course explores the foundations of Greek identity through myths and symbols, connecting ancient narratives to modern life. You will discover gods, heroes and archetypal stories while also diving into cultural practices such as hospitality, food, social life and rituals that still shape Greece today. Mythology is approached not just as stories, but as a way of understanding human nature, emotion and meaning. The course blends storytelling, discussion and interactive exploration, making complex ideas accessible and engaging. Whether you are new to Greek culture or already familiar with it, you will gain a deeper, more nuanced understanding of its spirit, its contradictions, and its lasting influence.

Arabic, Psychology, and Sociocultural Studies is an interdisciplinary academic unit dedicated to exploring the dynamic relationships between language, human behavior, and society. It offers a comprehensive approach to the study of the Arabic language alongside key principles of psychology and sociocultural analysis, enabling students to understand how identity, communication, and social structures interact within Arabic-speaking contexts. Through a combination of linguistic study, psychological insight, and sociological perspectives, the department equips students with critical thinking, research skills, and cultural awareness. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in education, research, social services, cultural institutions, and international fields where deep understanding of language and human behavior is essential.