I’m a teacher, musician, gamer, and someone who usually has another project on the go. It might involve a maths problem, a piece of music, a camera, or figuring out how to get a server working. I enjoy understanding how things fit together—and sharing that understanding with someone else.

I’ve been teaching for more than 15 years. My own journey has taken me from engineering studies into musicology, and through years of teaching both music and academic subjects. Today, my focus is online Mathematics for Grades 4–12 and Physical Sciences for Grades 10–12, across CAPS and IEB.

What keeps me interested in teaching is the person on the other side of the lesson. Everyone brings a different history with a subject: gaps in understanding, exam pressure, curiosity, or the belief that they simply aren’t good at it. I like working out where things stopped making sense and building from there. Sometimes that means trying another explanation, drawing something out, or returning to a basic idea until it feels familiar. There’s room to ask questions, make mistakes, and try again.

Away from lessons, you’ll often find me exploring a game world, out for a run, taking photographs, tending my planted aquarium, or experimenting with technology. Music remains part of my life, too. These interests all find their way into this space—the greenery, the light, the science, and that feeling that another path might lead to something interesting.

I wanted this website to feel personal: somewhere you can get a sense of who you’ll be learning with. So take your time, explore a little, and make yourself at home. If we work together, we’ll start wherever you are and figure out the next step.