Yasmin has immense experience as a legal advisor and has lectured in various aspects of law at three colleges in London in addition to a stint at London Metropolitan University. She is also involved in a vast amount of probono work. Yasmin has been one of the driving forces behind the setting up of the IUFP program and is currently head of examinations committee for the IUFP.

Sean has over fifteen years experience of teaching Law and related subjects in further and higher education. He is an A-Level Examiner and Moderator for Edexcell, OCR and AQA and is also involved in on-line teaching and distance learning and has written numerous research papers. Sean has taught students from a diverse range of socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds as well as a wide range of academic achievement and is committed to non-oppressive practice. Sean currently lectures Public Law as well as Jurisprudence and Legal Theory at MCL, whilst completing his PhD in Legal Theory.

Logan is a lecturer and a practising Solicitor. He is also a Member of the Law Society of England and Wales. Logan specialises in the English Legal System and Land Law. Previously he has been a corporate legal advisor and an advocate and solicitor in Malaysia. His particular research interests are in the area of Human Rights Law.

Emmanuel enjoyed an active and participatory University career where as a Student Governor he had the responsibility of conveying the interests and concerns of the students to the governing body. He used this experience in his legal career as a barrister to advise clients on their rights and obligations under the law, which enabled him to contribute positively to the lives of marginalised people in our society. Emmanuel is setting up a charity trust with the aim of increasing access to the legal profession. While pursuing this ambition, he is also teaching Land Law to the LLB students at MCL.

Nila is an aspiring academic whose main interest is in the field of intellectual property, particularly copyrights with special focus on the entertainment industry. Her theoretical and practical knowledge of other areas of the law has been strengthened by her exposure to a wide range of legal issues. Nila is the author of various articles and has also worked as an attorney, and market researcher, which have honed her negotiation and communication skills. She is currently using these attributes while lecturing Intellectual Property at MCL and simultaneously pursuing her PhD studies at Queen Mary University.

Irvin is head of department for accounting studies at MCL, financial director and author of two publications concerning the service industries. In the space of just seven years he has lectured at five different colleges in London. His teaching expertise relates mainly to Accounting, Taxation and Law. Irvin is also the ACCA course co-ordinator and a project co-ordinator for the IUFP course. He has recently obtained hid PhD in International Finance from University of Newcastle.

Terase is a Chartered Accountant, an experienced lecturer and also runs her own business providing tax and accountancy services. She started her career in the City but for the past thirteen years has concentrated on her teaching work specialising in taxation and audit and has also taught financial reporting. Terase has found that the work she does for her personal and corporate clients has helped her in her lecturing. To this end she regularly attends technical meetings in order to keep up to date. Terase is an associate of the Chartered Institute of Taxation. For MCL she is lecturing on Taxation at the Fundamentals level of the ACCA course.

Jerry has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology. He has worked in the mental health services of the NHS for 13 years and also mentored Middlesex University students, particularly in the study of clinical audit, governance and cost awareness and practices. These activities have formed his work as a lecturer of psychology based modules of Business Studies and Accountant in Business at the Fundamentals level of the ACCA course. Jerry equally lectures in Sociology and Psychology and he is an A-Level Examiner for OCR in both subjects and has previously taught Sociology on the University of London BSc degree level course.

Monaz is an experienced lecturer and has taught in three different colleges. She has also had an interesting and varied commercial career in finance and accountancy in both India and Britain. Monaz is an ACCA member and is currently undertaking the City and Guilds’ course – Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector. At MCL, Monaz lectures on Performance Management on the Fundamentals level of the ACCA course.

Kevin is an accountant and lecturer of considerable experience having taught in Mauritius and the UK. His work as an accountant incorporates preparing graduates for ACCA examinations. His academic career has mostly been centred on finance and economics. At MCL, Kevin lectures on Management Accounting for Fundamentals level of the ACCA course.

Jan has 33 years teaching experience, which includes being the Principal at London Westminster College for three years. He is currently a senior lecturer and management consultant. Jan is also the author of three publications relating to his research interests of strategic management and buyer behaviour. Jan is currently head of the business studies department at MCL. He is also the IUFP executive director designate.

Austin has had a varied and interesting career in education and commercial enterprises. He has worked as a Customs Officer/Programmer, Systems Analyst/Consultant and Systems Manager. His various responsibilities in his commercial career have included the computerisation of banking operations, and the design and computerisation of various databases for his former employers. During his educational career he has lectured at five different colleges in Nigeria and produced two publications. Austin is currently lecturing on IT Applications for MCL while pursuing his PhD studies at Brunel University.

Andrew has had an interesting and varied academic career spanning thirteen years which as well as teaching has included a wide range of pastoral and administrative duties. He taught for several years in Greece. During this time his work included assisting with the organisation of examinations and producing exercises for text books. Andrew has used some of these same skills for MCL as he is lecturing British History and Institutions, which is one of the subjects taught under the International University Foundation Programme curriculum.

Shaleena has over five years of teaching and research experience in Psychology, Clinical Neurospsychology and Clinical Counselling. She has studied in Mauritius, South Africa, London and Canada and has been a visiting lecturer at the top ten Universities in South Africa and Mauritius teaching various psychological modules. In her professional career Shaleena’s special interest has been in epilepsy and she has written a book on the subject. She is currently lecturing on Communication Skills for the International University Foundation Programme (IUFP) at MCL while studying for her PhD at Middlesex University.

Bola is the chief executive of MCL. He is also a Solicitor and Member of the Law Society of England and Wales. As a solicitor, Bola specialises in Employment Law and Immigration Law. However, he has been involved in education and training for more than 18 years in the United Kingdom, both as an administrator and as a lecturer. He has lectured and taught Business Law and the English Legal System in two London colleges. Bola has been involved in the development of the IUFP and looks forward to seeing the programme achieve its full potential through the establishment of long term and sustainable relationships with British Universities and partner schools/colleges in different parts of the world.

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William acts an educational consultant and is currently academic adviser of MCL. He has been an experienced lecturer/tutor at several UK Universities for more than 30 years and has also lectured in several African Universities. William is involved as an International Educational Consultant and Training/Development Advisor worldwide. He is Vice Chair of the British Management Training and Education Council (BMTEC).

Judith is the admissions secretary for MCL and IUFP International co-ordinator. Her professional experience was gained largely from her former career as a civil servant. She has also done some historical research and worked briefly as a court logger. She is very involved and committed to the setting up of the IUFP and its future success.