This course provides support with academic writing and presenting. It could take two different formats. Option 1: general guidance in academic writing and presenting. This could be helpful if you have recently entered or are about to enter a higher education degree. In this case, I would provide the material, such as example essays/presentations that we can work with. In addition, I would provide you with resources that would support you throughout your academic journey. Option 2: editorial support for your current academic work. This option could be helpful if you need support with your existing academic work. In this case, you, as a student, would provide the material, such as an in-progress research paper or presentation. In both cases, depending on your needs or interests, the course would focus on covering the key aspects of academic writing and presenting. I consider these aspects to include rhetorical patterns or strategies, syntax, formatting, and style. In this way, my support and advice are limited to effective communication of your work and do not concern its content.

Hello, my name is Briani! I'm originally from New York but currently living in Paris, where I'm pursuing my Masters at Sciences Po. I've mentored a dozen students through the U.S. college admissions process, helping them gain admission to schools like MIT, UPenn, Rice, Princeton, MIT, Columbia, and the University of Chicago, to name a few. I also worked in the undergraduate admissions office at Columbia for a year as an undergraduate student. I'm extremely passionate about essay writing and wanting my students to feel like their personal statement is the most authentic story they tell. I provide a thoughtful, personalized, and encouraging approach, challenging students to bring their very best. We will brainstorm ideas for your personal statement, work on drafts with specific, line-by-line feedback where applicable, and also address supplementary essays. Whether we are starting from scratch or you'd like feedback or advice on how to navigate the college admissions process, I'll take my time and care to make sure all the information I have is clear, accessible, and helpful for you.

We begin with your own philosophy reading: What kind of philosophy do you enjoy? Which author(s) would you like to discover or explore further? Which philosophical text is important to you? From there, the challenge is to deepen and broaden your thinking by renewing the way you read philosophy, through both new approaches and new sources. A key element of my approach is working with both contemporary materials and classical texts. I specialise in topics related to politics and ethics, while also engaging with art, science, psychology, technology, education, and more. Of course, I am open to any philosophical interests or questions you may wish to explore. For instance, I can assist you with practical tasks that call for philosophical reflection. In short, philosophy is co-creation. Je peux également enseigner en français. Ik kan ook lesgeven in het Nederlands.

Whether you are a primary school pupil, a secondary school student, or a university learner, I offer personalised tutoring tailored to your individual needs and learning style. My lessons focus on building confidence, improving understanding, strengthening study skills, and helping students achieve their academic goals. I provide support with homework, assignments, exam preparation, essay writing, research techniques, and effective study strategies. Lessons are interactive, well-structured, and adapted to each student's pace, ensuring that every learner receives the guidance they need to succeed. My goal is to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students can ask questions freely, develop critical thinking skills, and reach their full academic potential. Whether you need regular tutoring or help preparing for an important examination, I am committed to helping you succeed.

You will submit writing to me – I will return your document to you with corrections (proof read), and I will supply questions to you to help coach your writing to make it clear and comprehensive. Emphasis will be placed on clarity and presentation of information with a goal of helping to develop greater rigor in the student's writing.

This course is helpful for beginners and advanced students of English. This course aims to teach through different methods. This course also strives to help any students taking the IB diploma with their Extended Essay and hep provide a guide for other assignments. Additionally, this course provides a crash course for Essay writing.

This course is designed for European students and professionals who are non-native English speakers seeking to enhance their academic writing skills in English. Participants will learn how to structure essays, research papers, and reports with clarity and precision, focusing on the conventions of academic writing. The course will cover essential topics such as thesis development, argumentation, citation styles, and critical analysis, while also addressing common language challenges faced by non-native speakers. Through practical exercises and personalized feedback, students will gain the confidence and proficiency needed to produce high-quality academic work in English.

Essays are the backbone of any social or humanities education. Yet many students do not know how to write a good essay. In this course, I'll teach you to write rock-solid essays - be it on philosophy, law, political science, international relations, or economics. As a PhD researcher at the University of Edinburgh, I developed a four-part course on the art of essay writing. In just four sessions, I'll teach you how to: 1) must conduct thorough and independent research 2) can best structure your ideas 3) develop a coherent and independent argument 4) write good introductions and conclusions I am also available for thesis support. // Essays are the cornerstone of any Social Science or Humanities degree, but very few students know how to write a good essay. In this course, I will teach you how to consistently write high-quality essays about any topic within the Social Sciences or Humanities. During my time as a PhD researcher at the University of Edinburgh, I taught on a variety of courses and developed a purpose-made, four-part course on the basics of essay writing. In just four 1-hour sessions, I will teach you how to: 1) do independent research 2) structure your ideas 3) build a coherent and independent argument 4) produce engaging introductions and conclusions I am also available as a thesis councillor.

Hello! I’m a law tutor who specialises in Edexcel International A-Level Law — and my goal is to help you truly understand the subject, not just pass the exam. To do that, I bring more than a textbook: I’m also a practicing lawyer with experience in courts, consulting, and private client work. During my studies, I have also taken part in international law competitions, academic conferences, and published legal articles. I often draw on real cases and examples from my own legal practice, so abstract rules become concrete and memorable. At the same time, I’m completing my law degree at a leading Russian university, which keeps me closely connected to modern academic standards and exam expectations. What I bring to our lessons is the ability to show how legal rules work in real life. I’ve worked in courts and advised businesses, and I use those experiences to make Edexcel topics like negligence, contract formation, or human rights feel tangible rather than abstract. A big advantage of my background is that I’m equally comfortable in both the Romano-Germanic (continental) legal tradition — including its public law and private law dimensions — and the common law system. I know from experience how confusing it can be to switch between these two ways of thinking, and I help students build bridges between them. For Edexcel IAL, which is rooted in English common law but studied by students from all over the world, this dual perspective is incredibly valuable. I can explain not just what the law is, but why it developed that way and how it compares to other legal families. How I Teach My lessons are structured around the Edexcel specification, but I adapt them to each student’s level and goals. We work on: • Solving problem questions using clear legal reasoning (IRAC and beyond); • Writing high-scoring essays that actually answer the question; • Evaluation skills — the difference between a B and an A*; • Exam technique and time management under pressure. I don’t believe in endless memorization. I want you to understand the logic of the law, so you can apply it to any scenario the exam throws at you.