Ulfat

Dear Tutors,

I need tutor for my two law modules: International Human Rights and EU law. Sessions can take place on every day of the week. But Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday i have classes till 5.pm Weekends and Monday i am free whole day. About studying method, i will have specific topics which i need to study more and create answer plans (essay answersor problem question answers)
Exams are in 5th and 7th of April. I need 10 lessons (each one 2 hours) for each module until 31st of March.

But in case if you want to find out a bit about topics, these are module outlines for both modules.

EU LAW:

Aims
European un ion law is an integral part of the English legal system and an ever increasing amount of national legislation is implemented to give effect to European measures. As European un ion law pervades many aspects of English law it is essential for law students to have an understanding of this subject. The aim of this module is to familiarise students with European un ion law by providing them with an understanding of the evolution and development of the internal market and the European Union, and the legal framework within which the institutions of the European un ion operate. To this end, particular emphasis will be placed on the European Court of Justice, as well as the other main institutions involved in the formulation, implementation and enforcement of European un ion law at both national and European levels. The module will also examine the nature of European un ion law and its impact on domestic law. In addition, students will be equipped with an understanding of some of the substantive law of the European un ion and the methods of enforcing such at both national and European level.

Learning Outcomes
On completion of this module you will be able to:

1. Evaluate the role of the Institutions of the European un ion and the law making process
2. Understand and evaluate the impact of UK membership of the European un ion on domestic law
3. Analyse the limits of European un ion law in providing remedies to Member States and individuals
4. Use a wide range of specialist skills in order to formulate responses to problem scenarios covering areas of law specific to this module
5. Analyse and evaluate the main substantive EU law freedoms in their social, legal and economic contexts.



International Human Rights:

Aims
The module introduces undergraduate students to the protection of human rights in international law. It aims to provide an overview of (1) the historical and philosophical background of human rights (2) the protection of human rights at the international level, including the United Nations system of protection as well as regional systems of protection (3) contemporary issues in international human rights law, such as: equality and non-discrimination, detention and trial, torture, forced migration, the rights of minorities, effective implementation of normative human rights standards etc. Students will develop independent study skills as well as oral and written communication skills that will enable them to engage with contemporary problems and issues within international human rights law.

Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module, students should be able to:
1. Demonstrate a clear and detailed understanding of the nature of human rights in international law
2. Critically assess the major contemporary issues in the field of the protection of human rights at the international and the regional levels
3. Demonstrate a detailed understanding of the procedural and substantive law of the relevant international bodies responsible for the supervision of States’ obligations
4. Critically evaluate the role of the State and non-State actors in international human rights law.



Just need to get prepared for exam with prepared answer for specific mock question.

please let me know that if you can teach both modules after looking at module outlines.

Best regards,

Ulfat

Availability: everyday after 4.pm, weekends whole day.

Willing to travel: 1 miles