I am a former Secondary Headteacher, international teacher and founder of iCollege Life with more than 12 years of teaching and school leadership experience across the UK and Spain. I tutor Business, History and the Humanities across GCSE, iGCSE, A Level and IB, and I also have experience with Theory of Knowledge and flexible US High School Diploma / AP pathways. My approach is calm, direct and highly personalised. I first try to understand how a student thinks, where the gaps are and what outcome they are working towards. Lessons combine strong subject understanding with exam technique, clear written argument and increasing independence. I do not want students to become dependent on tutoring; the aim is to help them become more confident and capable learners. Before moving into education, I was a professional tennis player who represented Great Britain and later a WTA touring coach. That background is particularly useful when working with student-athletes and young people balancing academic expectations with high-performance commitments.
Steven currently runs iCollege Life. He has tutored with Dukes Tutoring since 2022. His teaching experience includes St George School Barcelona, Felixstowe School, St Paul’s School Barcelona, International School of Barcelona and Woodhouse College. From 2016–2020, he was Secondary Headteacher at British College of Gavà, responsible for teaching and learning, curriculum and assessment, examinations, staff development, recruitment, pastoral provision, and strategic planning. Steven’s exam board experience includes Pearson Edexcel, Cambridge International, and IBDP. At British College of Gavà, he served as Pearson/Edexcel Examinations Officer, supported a successful NABSS ‘Outstanding’ inspection, helped complete the IBDP candidacy stage, introduced CAT4-based assessment systems and implemented Pearson Progression. Before teaching, Steven competed professionally in tennis, achieved ATP world rankings, represented Great Britain as a junior and later coached WTA-ranked players inside the world top 300 and the UCLA women’s team.