Beki has more than 15 years' experience teaching across undergraduate, postgraduate and professional development programmes. Her teaching draws on an interdisciplinary background in anthropology and public health, with a particular focus on helping students connect theory, research and real-world practice.

She currently teaches across Bristol Medical School's undergraduate medical and Master's in Public Health programmes, covering topics including health inequalities, public health intervention evaluation and public health communication. 

Beki also contributes to professional development short courses on qualitative research methods and co-production, supervises Masters and PhD students and is an academic mentor on the South West Public Health Specialty Registrar training scheme. 

Beki enjoys developing interactive and engaging learning experiences and has led the design of new modules and training programmes in areas including health promotion, leadership, co-production and participatory research methods. Her teaching is informed by her active research portfolio and a commitment to creating inclusive learning environments that encourage critical thinking, curiosity and the practical application of evidence to improve population health.