Finance tutor with a Master’s from Monash and corporate finance experience at Deloitte.

I'm a finance tutor with a Master's in Banking and Finance from Monash University and hands-on experience working in corporate finance and transaction advisory at Deloitte. I offer tutoring support in areas such as financial analysis, valuation, corporate strategy, budgeting, and cash flow management. My approach is practical, structured, and tailored to your level—whether you're in high school, university, or preparing for professional certifications. I focus on building foundational understanding while also helping you apply concepts to real-world problems. I make use of industry-relevant tools such as Microsoft Excel (including financial modeling and data analysis), PowerPoint for business presentations, and Word for report structuring and formatting. Sessions are interactive and flexible, aimed at improving both your academic performance and job-readiness. Whether you're working on assignments, preparing for exams, or just trying to get a better grasp of finance, I’ll work with you at your pace to achieve your goals.

My teaching approach is structured, practical, and student-focused. I begin by understanding each learner’s current level, goals, and preferred learning style. I break down complex finance concepts into clear, manageable parts using real-life examples and case studies to show how theory applies in the real world. I often use visual aids, simplified diagrams, and step-by-step problem-solving to enhance clarity. For quantitative topics like valuation or financial modeling, I guide students through hands-on practice using tools like Microsoft Excel, ensuring they understand both the logic and application behind formulas and models. Each session is interactive, with plenty of opportunities for questions, discussion, and revision. I regularly provide recap summaries, customized practice problems, and feedback to help reinforce learning. My goal is not just to help students perform well in exams but to build lasting confidence and independent thinking in finance.