Environmental Management Tutors : 1-1 Environmental Management Preparation

I am Uday Modhwadia, a recent graduate of the prestigious University of Cambridge. My academic journey at Cambridge has equipped me with a solid foundation in Economic Geography and urbanism, which I am eager to apply in a professional capacity. One of my key strengths is my ability to dissect and comprehend intricate themes within various subfields of geography, including post-colonial studies.

My time at Cambridge was a transformative experience that instilled in me a profound appreciation for the significance of education and knowledge dissemination. It is this appreciation that fuels my desire to work as a tutor, guiding and inspiring others to unlock their full potential and attain their academic aspirations.

I firmly believe that education is a powerful tool for personal growth and societal progress. Through my tutoring efforts, I aspire to play a role in enhancing the educational journeys of students worldwide. My goal is to empower them with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their studies and, ultimately, in their lives.

With a deep commitment to education and a passion for sharing knowledge, I am confident that I can make a meaningful impact in the lives of those I have the privilege to mentor. I look forward to the opportunity to contribute to the academic success and personal development of students across the globe.

After years of helping organisations navigate environmental sustainability risks and opportunities—across the arts and culture sector with Arts Council England, and in corporate ESG and community investment at RSA Insurance Group, Macquarie Group, and Slaughter and May—I am now focused educating the next generation.

Currently, I support first year university students as an external partner at London Interdisciplinary School (LIS) on inclusive environmental policy making.

I am also supporting the Motivez Sustainable London programme through project-based learning for year 10 students in their 2 day hackathon event where 30 students and their mentors work to create innovative solutions to local sustainability and climate issues using STEM as the main driver.

In my work at Julie’s Bicycle, I led environmental reporting and qualitative research efforts that helped secure £1.2 million in Arts Council England funding to deliver the national Environmental Programme for NPO organisations.

In 2022, I earned a full-ride scholarship to pursue a Master’s in Global Development and Environment at the University of Bristol, where I self-managed and led international research in 2023 in Accra, Ghana. My on-the-ground work in Ghana’s Kantamanto Market provided critical socio-economic insights into the informal second-hand fashion trade and the systemic drivers of textile waste.

If you’re ready to unlock opportunities by working with me a tutor. Please get in touch.