Are you a university student navigating the complex fields of Public International Law, Human Rights, or Humanitarian Law? My private tutoring sessions are tailored to provide you with the knowledge, confidence, and skills needed to excel in your studies and tackle challenging topics. With two masters from Leiden and Utrecht University and years of experience working in international organizations, including the ICC, I offer focused, one-on-one support to deepen your understanding of course material and develop strong analytical skills. I can help you: *Understand key concepts and case studies *Work through your syllabus and assignments *Prepare thoroughly for exams and assessments *Navigate the thesis writing process, from research to drafting *My goal is to make complex legal principles approachable, guide you in academic writing, and support you at every stage of your studies. Let’s work together to achieve academic success and deepen your grasp of international law! Book a session today and take a step closer to mastering your field!

Are you a law student struggling with the methodology of case studies, case commentaries, or dissertations? Don't panic: I'm here to help you see things clearly and become more efficient! I offer legal methodology courses adapted to your level (Bachelor's or Master's) for: Structure your homework like a lawyer Avoid common mistakes Save time revising Understand the examiners' expectations Why choose me? Passionate about law, a good teacher, and caring. Concrete experience in teaching and support. Courses by video or in person (depending on your location). Make the methodology your best ally to validate your year! Sandrine.

Learning a new language should be an enriching and enjoyable experience. With a positive approach, a smile and plenty of passion, I create personalized lessons that make Italian accessible and fun. Through language games, movies, songs, and engaging activities, I help learners of all levels discover the beauty of Italian. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced speaker, there’s always something new to explore together :)

Student in M1 Public Law at the University of Paris-II, I give courses in law and methodology for undergraduate students. The courses are mainly intended for law degree students but are open to all. Depending on the needs indicated before the session, I can adapt to all requests and create tailor-made courses in methodology, constitutional law, administrative law, family law, contract law, tort law and other degree subjects. The goal is to help you master points of law that may have remained obscure and to better explain the course. To this end, I also offer help in carrying out tutorials. I can also prepare a detailed correction of an assignment that would have been sent to me in advance. Having completed part of my law studies abroad, I can also provide help with assignments to be submitted in English and more generally in subjects taught in English. Classes can be done alone or in groups depending on needs.

Available online or in person. I have participated in public speaking and graduated from the Double Degree in Business Administration and Management + Law, so my training in both subjects is quite extensive. I work for the government in the financial sector. Classes range from very basic to advanced. 100% personalized classes. Exam preparation and highlights of key points. Contact us for more information.

Holder of a Master II in International Law and currently preparing for the entrance exam to the CRFPA. I offer my private tutoring services in Law. The main contribution of a private lesson does not lie only in learning but rather to identify the methodology and know exactly what teachers expect to see on your copies. My method is based mainly on listening and dialogue so that I can analyze the student's situation and therefore provide him with an adequate methodology.

Understanding the law is not just for lawyers. It shapes our daily lives from contracts to rights and responsibilities. This course is designed to simplify legal concepts making them accessible and engaging for students at all levels. Through interactive discussions and real world examples students will develop critical thinking skills learn how to analyse legal principles and gain confidence in understanding the law. Whether you are a student considering a legal career a professional wanting to enhance your legal knowledge or someone curious about how the law works this course will equip you with valuable insights.

International Law is a fast-growing area of law in an increasingly globalised world. Taught by the Founder and Director of the World Moot on International Law and Animal Rights, this class combines Public International Law theory with practice. It taught through traditional lessons imparting substantive legal knowledge and legal skills training, including in the form of mooting exercises. We also work on techniques and strategies for assessments, and, to test the student's knowledge, engage in exercises in the form of mock assessments (essays and problem questions) that are graded by the tutor. It encompasses areas of PIL such as International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, and International Law and Armed Conflict.

You can easily attend my classes remotely from home. The classes are aimed at students of economics and law. However, you can also contact me if you come from a different field and, for example, have civil law or economics as a minor in your studies. My classes are characterized by being tailored to your individual needs. For example, we can discuss lecture content together or improve your expert opinion style using case studies.

My name is Krystyna, I hold PhD degree in Law and have an extensive experience of working in academia, consultancy, corporate environment. During my academic career, I have been teaching law and related subjects (e.g., EU law, business law, labour law), providing supervision, mentorship and guidance to the students. I also offered guidance and support regarding study abroad programs. I really enjoy working with people and willing to transfer my knowledge to the others. I will: - provide tutoring in law subjects - offer thesis supervision - offer a career guidance and mentorship - support you with your university or job applications.

Establishing law students on the nature of law, its development and origins. With the development of human communities and the emergence of the term state in its modern form in a lesson entitled 'Introduction to Legal Sciences', as well as studying the political systems that govern states (monarchy - republic - emirate) and defining the law in all its branches and the relationships that govern and regulate each part of the law.

My knowledge of and experience with international law derives from my studies and my work. I graduated ‘cum laude’ from the Geneva Graduate Institute with an LLM in International Law and a specialisation in International Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law. Previously, I graduated ‘cum laude’ from The Hague University, with an LLB in International and European Law. I have extensive knowledge of the fields of international human rights law, international criminal law, international humanitarian law, law of international organisations, and public international law more broadly. I finished my studies only a couple of years ago, I can relate well to having to prepare for an exam or a paper, and enjoy sharing the tips that helped me improve and succeed. Knowing the different kinds of exams that law students need to prepare for and what is expected, allows me to tailor my approach to the classes, while ensuing you have a full-rounded grasp of the subject. I usually adopt the Socratic Method, ensuring an exchange and not a one-sided lesson. I am also keen to shape the classes to your needs and develop a lesson plan that works for you. I have worked at an International Court, a UN Agency, and am now working as a delegate negotiating resolutions at the United Nations in Geneva. I use International Law every day and bring a practical perspective of the use of international law to our lessons.

This practical, step-by-step course is designed to prepare you for accreditation as an Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) Level 1 Advisor (formerly OISC). Whether you’re starting your journey in immigration law or looking to formalise your expertise, this course will give you the foundational knowledge and confidence needed to navigate the field. Together, we’ll cover key areas of immigration law, including family and business immigration legal framework, the EU Settlement Scheme and the Immigration Rules. You’ll gain a solid understanding of how immigration law works in practice, with the option to hone your advocacy skills through case scenarios and role-play exercises with professional actors. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped with the legal knowledge, practical skills, and confidence to take your first steps toward becoming a qualified IAA Level 1 Immigration Advisor!

Law of obligations is the main part of the second semester. The course is mainly focused on self-study. For this self-study we have developed our own material. We explain it until the students understand it and give them a method to solve the cases.

Developing study skill is essential for students as it makes the academic journey exciting and fun.Like wise being able to put out a message for it to make meaning and give out the clear intention of the meaning is important. Having ideal about the norms and rules that surround all aspect of society is necessary.It is important to discover the principles surrounding learning in order to develop learning skills likewise communication I am here to help you navigate through academic journey with ease