Adrian

Born and raised in bilingual Montreal to Italian and French parents, I grew up in a richly multicultural environment that shaped my curiosity and love of language. I studied History and Economics at McGill University before moving to the UK to read Law at the University of Oxford. After qualifying as a solicitor of the courts of England & Wales, I began working as a Producer and Legal Counsel for a leading international documentary production company, where I combine my legal expertise with a passion for storytelling.

Coming from a family of teachers, I’ve always been surrounded by a deep respect for education, and that influence stayed with me. I discovered early on that I genuinely love teaching—helping someone grasp a new concept or gain confidence is incredibly rewarding. Coupled with my academic background and long-standing interest in mentoring, tutoring became a natural extension of my skills and passions, allowing me to support students while continuing to grow as an educator myself.

My approach to tutoring is outcome-focused and fully tailored to the individual needs of each student. I take time to understand their strengths, challenges, and learning style, and I adapt my methods to support them in the most effective way. Whether a student needs help building confidence, closing knowledge gaps, or pushing for higher achievement, I create a personalised plan that targets their goals directly. By remaining flexible, encouraging, and clear in my teaching, I aim to help every learner progress confidently and reach the outcomes that matter most to them.

I am currently a Producer and Legal Counsel for a leading international documentary production company called Ventureland, where I combine my legal expertise with a passion for storytelling. Alongside my professional work, I freelance as a private tutor, specialising in UK law tuition, LNAT preparation, and university law applications — a role that allows me to share my enthusiasm for learning and mentoring with students around the world.