Siyaa S.

My interest in business developed early on by observing my mother build and manage her company from the ground up. Watching her handle client meetings, budgeting, and decision-making helped me understand how important strong management skills are in building something meaningful. That experience inspired me to pursue Business Management more seriously and continue learning in this field.
In school, I built a strong foundation in Commerce subjects, particularly Business Studies and Accounting, which helped me secure a merit certificate in Accounting. I have always enjoyed understanding how businesses function behind the scenes, from budgeting and planning to organization and strategy.
Alongside commerce, I also have a strong interest in English Literature and languages. I enjoy reading and analysing texts, and I have taken the IELTS examination, which has strengthened my academic and professional English communication skills.
During my internship at Patina Enterprises, an interior design firm, I worked closely with the company head and gained practical exposure to budgeting, client coordination, and balancing creative ideas with financial planning. It helped me understand how real businesses operate and how communication plays a crucial role in success.
I am especially passionate about financial literacy. At Kshamata, a support organization for women who are survivors of human trafficking, I conducted workshops focused on financial independence. I helped teach budgeting, saving, understanding loans, and how to start small businesses. Guiding these women toward financial self-reliance was one of the most meaningful experiences for me.
I don’t believe in knowing everything, I believe in learning together. My goal as a tutor is to make concepts simple, relatable, and practical so students feel confident and comfortable asking questions.

I have experience conducting financial literacy workshops at Kshamata, where I taught women who are survivors of human trafficking about budgeting, saving, financial planning, understanding loans, and how to start small businesses. The aim was to help them build financial independence and confidence in managing their own money.
In addition, through Ace Taekwondo, I have volunteered at NGOs where I taught self-defence and Taekwondo techniques to children, especially young girls. In today’s world, I strongly believe that learning self-defence is not just about physical strength but about confidence, awareness, and self-belief. These sessions focused on building discipline, courage, and the ability to stay calm under pressure.
Alongside these experiences, I have also supported peers and junior students in Accounting and Business-related subjects, helping them strengthen their understanding and prepare more confidently for exams.

My teaching style is structured yet interactive. I conduct online sessions using clear and organised PowerPoint presentations to explain concepts step-by-step.
I focus on real-life business examples so students can connect theory to practical situations. Wherever possible, I use simple case scenarios based on real business experiences to make learning easier and more interesting.
I also incorporate practical financial knowledge inspired by my experience at Kshamata, where I taught women about financial independence, budgeting, small business basics, and responsible borrowing. This helps me explain topics in a way that feels relevant and applicable in real life.
I encourage students to ask questions freely and aim to create a comfortable, supportive learning environment where no doubt feels too small.