Research, insight and policy for global education & skills

I’m a education policy and research consultant focused on education & skills in low-and-middle-income countries. 

Through my consultancy practice, Analytic Learning, I provide evidence-based insight and tailored policy and strategy advice to organisations working to improve education and employment outcomes. 

I’ve recently worked with UNICEF, International Labour Organisation, UNESCO, World Bank, EdTech Hub, Education Outcomes Fund, British Council, GIZ, Finn Church Aid, Social Finance, and the World Federation of Colleges & Polytechnics.

The insight I provide is grounded in 15 years of practical experience of driving change in education systems. I was previously Head of Policy and Partnerships for the Global Schools Forum. Before that I worked on skills policy development and evaluation for the Mayor of London; in Liberia for the INGO Street Child; and held senior strategy roles at the UK's edtech agency Jisc. 

I have a Law degree from the University of Oxford, and a Master's degree in Educational Planning, Economics and International Development from the Institute of Education at University College London.

Outside of my consulting work, I am a board member at Teesside University and UKFIET: the Education & Development Forum.