Math tutorials - Physics - Écublens

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Math tutorials - Physics

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A first year physics student at EPFL offers private lessons in maths - physics for college students, gymnasians and students.

I give private lessons for more than 6 years, I am patient and very pedagogue.

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Around Écublens, Switzerland

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Math

Physics

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New York

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Ali

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Hello,
As a master's student in Data Science at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, I offer courses in mathematics, physics and programming adapted to any student at the primary and secondary level and preparing for the baccalaureate. My goal is to help you consolidate your knowledge and successfully achieve your academic goals.
Do not hesitate to contact me via Apprentus for more information or to book lessons.

Melchior

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Hello,

A former student of EPFL (Bachelor of Life Sciences) and HEC Lausanne (Master of Management), I offer courses at primary and secondary level to best prepare you for the maturity exam or the baccalaureate.

Depending on your location, I can give online lessons, via zoom. Thanks to the feedback from several students, I was able to develop online learning methods that are as effective as in person.

Nico

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Hi Everyone,
I'm a researcher in nuclear fusion at EPFL, after a PhD at EPFL, a masters at ETH in Zurich and a bachelors in Freiburg, I got quite proficient in maths and physics as well as teaching. I gave lessons to all ages from highschool to university level. Fluent (worked in) in French, English German, Spanish and Italian.

Julien

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Dear Parents,

You have come here seeking help for your child, and you have made the right decision. Public schools play a crucial role in our education, but sometimes they lack the necessary resources to cater to each student individually.

I, too, experienced a challenging academic journey for this very reason. My struggles were not greater than those of others, but the rigid schedule limited my ability to fully flourish. Fortunately, with the support of my parents, I had the opportunity to attend a private school and fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a chemist.

I am now a chemist who holds a degree from EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), and on April 11, 2019, I successfully defended a doctoral thesis in experimental physics at the University of Geneva (UNIGE).

However, all this knowledge is only valuable if it can be effectively communicated. As you know, communication is an essential aspect of teaching. There are teachers who can be uninteresting, and then there are others whose passion is contagious. I have often observed that teachers who manage to ignite their students' interest take the time to provide context for what they teach. This approach often sparks curiosity in students, leading them to engage willingly.

Your child's studies are a serious matter, you are right to look for solutions.

Best regards,
Julien

Alexandrine

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I am a second-year master's student at EPFL, in biology. I offer support courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology. The course offers a possibility of help for students having difficulties in the proposed courses. The student will find a framework where he can ask these questions, discuss methodologies and improve. Putting my knowledge at the service of other people is a plus that I like to share.

I am at your disposal if you have any further questions.

Henri

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A 5th year EPFL student, I am particularly comfortable with Mathematics and Physics-Chemistry.
Through my past experience as a private tutor, I know how to listen to the student and best support them towards success.

Gabriel

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Third-year physics student at EPFL Lausanne.

The courses are aimed in particular at university students, but also at secondary school students. For those attending EPFL, I can give classes in person. Otherwise, I am also available for online courses. The topics and course delivery are agreed with the students according to their specific needs. They can include both theoretical explanations and the carrying out of practical exercises.

From my own experience, I have found that everyone can understand the most complex concepts, you just need to adopt the right approach and teaching method, which varies from person to person. As it is not always possible to make this important distinction in general courses, my intention is to provide those who need it with help in catching up with the program by filling in gaps and/or doubts. I do not favor a mnemonic approach, but rather a deep understanding of the subject.

Hamza

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A qualified teacher with a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Management from the University of Grenoble Alpes and a future Master's student in Management - Business Analytics orientation at HEC Lausanne (starting in September), I offer private lessons adapted to the needs of each pupil and student.

Areas taught:
• Mathematics and Physics-Chemistry (secondary level: maturity / high school): consolidation of the basics, regular support, in-depth study and preparation for exams (maturity, baccalaureate, tests).
• University level mathematics (Economics-Management Degree / Bachelor): support in analysis, algebra, statistics and probability, with a clear and methodological approach.
• English: written and oral comprehension, written expression, fluency improvement and academic/professional preparation.

Method of working :
• Individualized teaching, adapted to the student’s pace.
• Building confidence through simple and progressive explanations.
• Homework provided after each lesson to ensure regular monitoring.
• Progress reports provided periodically to measure progress.

Objective: to help students progress without overloading them, to give them the tools to succeed in their exams and to develop a sustainable working method.

Jean

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Course in Nuclear and Medical Physics CHEMISTRY I
mineral chemistry for UNIL UNINE 1st year
According to the course and book of Boek recommended by the MED faculties
Location Vevey or Lausanne, Neuchâtel

Please allow enough time for the first 6 months of physics, which are very intense.

Thomas

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I recently graduated with a Master's degree in Mathematics from EPFL, where I also worked as a student assistant for 4 years, notably for the CMS (Special Mathematics Course), the MAN (Upgrade), as well as for several first-year Bachelor's courses. I also served as a corrector for multiple exam sessions and wrote a handout for a course for Master's students in Mathematics at EPFL. Through these experiences, I had the opportunity to support many students in successfully completing their first year, often considered one of the most demanding.

Today, I offer private math lessons for all levels, from compulsory school to the federal maturity, as well as for Bachelor students needing support in subjects with a strong mathematical component.

Passionate about teaching, what I appreciate above all is seeing students' progress, their confidence and their growing understanding. My methodology is based on an intuitive understanding of concepts, through simple and clear examples, as well as structured support in reasoning. I place particular emphasis on solving exercises, because it is through regular practice that we consolidate our knowledge and truly progress in mathematics.

Ayman

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I am a second-year master's student in Data Science at EPFL.
I completed my bachelor's degree in computer science, where I studied analysis I–IV, linear algebra, probability, and stochastic processes. I also took several programming courses in the following languages: Python, C, assembler, Scala, and Java.

I have been a mathematics assistant for four years and this year I am also a programming assistant at EPFL.

Alma

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I offer academic support and homework help in science subjects (mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.). I obtained my scientific Baccalaureate with highest honors in 2024 and I am in my second year of engineering at EPFL.

Before each lesson, I like to glance at the chapter or exercises to refresh my memory on certain theorems or formulas if necessary. This allows me to arrive prepared and explain the concepts clearly and in a structured way.

During the lesson, I guide your child step by step, taking the time to re-explain concepts, review the basics if necessary, and help them gain confidence. My goal is not just to solve the exercises, but above all to ensure they truly understand what they are doing and gradually become more independent.

Ines

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I'm a student at HEC Lausanne and I love working with children. I'm patient, responsible, and attentive, and I always take the time to build a trusting relationship with them. I speak French and English fluently, which also allows me to help with homework in both languages. I can babysit, accompany children on school trips, and offer quiet or fun activities depending on their needs. My main goal is for children to feel safe, listened to, and to have a good time.

Hala

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This mathematics course is dedicated to learning and mastering Analysis 1 and Analysis 2. It is aimed at students wishing to strengthen their foundations or deepen their knowledge of differential and integral calculus.

Having myself taken these courses at EPFL (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) with very good results, I understand the academic expectations as well as the common difficulties encountered by students.

We will cover fundamental concepts such as limits, continuity, derivatives, integrals, as well as sequences and series. Particular attention will be paid to understanding the concepts and solving typical exercises.

The course is tailored to each student's level, with clear explanations, concrete examples and personalized support to progress effectively, especially in preparation for exams.

Aurélien

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As a student myself, I always share the same experiences and stressful phases as my students (difficult lessons to understand, exams, assignments, etc.), and I find this to be a major asset in one-on-one tutoring. It's a close connection that most qualified teachers overlook, which prevents them from understanding the student's difficulties.

I am currently in my second year at EPFL and passed my first year on my first attempt. In addition to good results at the pre-university level, I continue to excel in my studies (5.25/6 average) and am developing rigor, composure under stress, excellent organizational skills, and above all, a demanding work ethic.
In terms of my career path, I am considering a Master's degree in Robotics at EPFL as well, because it is a subject that I am passionate about.

To best teach a student struggling with a scientific subject, I believe it's crucial to vary the methods and terminology used. A perspective different from that of a high school/college (or even middle school) teacher can shed light on a topic sometimes perceived as "complicated".
That is why I try to be as close as possible to the student, to understand their interests, in order to give simplified, visual, schematic explanations that are easily understood by the student, and that remain a clear reference.

To make the most of our time with the student, I try to prepare each lesson meticulously. To do this, I will ask the student about their needs for the next lesson (if they have specific requirements, for example, a test in class or a lesson they didn't understand), or I will prepare a personalized learning plan as best I can.