I started learning the piano at the age of 6 and that became one of my favourite hobbies. 2014 was the turning point, when I seriously decided to study music in university. Since then, I have been teaching a vast range of music subjects to students aged 6 to 60+, including music theory, GCSE music, IGCSE music, A Level music, IB music, composition skills, aural skills, music softwares, music essays, etc.

I currently work as a music tutor at the Royal College of Music’s Teaching Service and serves as an examiner for the Cambridge IGCSE Music Exam. I previously received a first-class honours undergraduate degree in music from the University of Hong Kong (ranked #1 by QS Asia Ranking, 2026) and a master’s degree in composition with distinction from the Royal College of Music (ranked #1 by QS World Ranking, 2025). My doctoral studies in composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (ranked #3 by the QS World Ranking, 2025) are likewise coming to an end this year.

I enjoy helping students in every possible way. Whether you are looking to take music theory exams, improve academic music grades (IGCSE, GCSE, A Level, IB, AP), develop your aural or sight-reading skills, explore the techniques of composition, learn about music softwares (Sibelius, Dorico, Logic Pro), write your music essays, I probably have something for you. I have long been teaching on Zoom, Skype, and Teams (way before COVID!), and am fully equipped to provide a good learning experience.

As a composer in my own right, I have also been shortlisted to represent the UK in the ISCM World New Music Days (Sound and Music) and composed works for prestigious bodies including the Bloomsbury Festival (London) and the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. Besides composing, I am an avid conductor too.