History of art, literature and philosophy - The art of culture

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From 40.55 € /h

Learning new things every day has many positive effects. You broaden your view of the world, you gain self-confidence and you continue to develop your personality.

Having completed a literary preparatory school and a masterclass in art, I would like to accompany you in order to help you develop your curiosity and your knowledge in several cultural fields.

Location

Online from Switzerland

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Art history

Literature

Philosophy

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -05:00)

New York

Online via webcam

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Oral English lessons - all levels (beginner-advanced)

39.42 € /h

Do you want to improve your level of English and practice it on a daily basis?

After doing an international school and a preparatory school in English, I will be happy to help you feel more comfortable speaking.

The aim of my course is above all to be able to speak without feeling judged, to memorize using memory aids and to practice speaking as much as possible.

As we say "learning by doing!"

Need to feel more comfortable speaking English?

29.29 € /h

You don't feel comfortable speaking English? It is with pleasure that I will share with you my love for English and help you to free yourself in your communication. I completed a large part of my education in a bilingual school, lived in Ireland and completed a Bachelor's degree in English in International Business Administration. I offer lessons for all levels. Beginners are welcome !

I'm looking forward to meeting you :-)

Elise

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Holder of a Master's degree in Letters and endowed with a solid experience in private lessons, I provide French lessons for students wishing to:
- consolidate their bases in grammar, spelling
- improve their language skills (allophone students)
- improve their speaking skills (conversation classes)
-profect the written expression
- prepare for ECR exams
- prepare for the written examinations at the end of the studies (maturity, certificate of completion)
- help with the writing of works of maturity (or other works of end of studies), of dissertation
- work on argumentative texts
- acquire a method to analyze literary texts
- learn how to perform bibliographic research

The course material is a Google Docs document that I create in which my explanations, possible links, exercises appear. By reading it regularly, progress will be faster. It can also be used in addition to other documents (files printed by school teachers and/or books) and has many advantages: automatic updating, downloadable on tablets and smartphones, simultaneous monitoring of what is writing.

For help with writing:

The objective is above all to acquire effective tools. The student will thus be able to learn to structure his ideas, argue coherently (and convincingly) and enrich his vocabulary. It is essential for me to have written work from the student between each lesson.

For analyzes of oral literary texts:

In order to optimize the time available (and to put ourselves in conditions closest to oral exams), we choose together an extract from a work that the student will have previously prepared before the lesson. This would take around 20 minutes at most, and ideally just a little before the meeting time. If necessary, I have the habit of taking a paragraph at random which would serve as a basis for analyzing a passage.

For the corrections of end of studies work:

so that the meeting with the student is at the most profitable, I ask him to send me his writings before the meeting.

Apart from my presence with the student, any course involves a preparation time before and after the lesson, including the work that I correct. My goal is to design an individualized course, so I take the time to write detailed comments on corrected work or tips to ensure maximum success for everyone.

For example, an editorial correction can easily be the subject of a detailed commentary of 4 typewritten pages.

For adults (FLE):

In order to optimally prepare the first ones, I take the initiative to inform myself in advance of their objectives / expectations. Whether to practice speaking in everyday life, the professional world or to practice oral presentations, I prepare either PPT or technical sheets in advance that I send by mail ( after booking on the website).

The other alternative is to make a PV of the course that I send (or that I print). Giving importance to keeping a written record on the one hand to better memorize the topics covered, on the other hand to better assimilate the spelling.

Of a general nature, a concrete situation that responds to the learner's needs is the starting point. From this situation, I address the essential grammatical points.

Gemma

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Do you love Italian people, history, and food and you would like to speak the language?
I am a CEDILS-certified Italian teacher born and raised in Florence, and I've also been a language student myself for a long time! If you want to be able to interact with Italians quickly, I can give you some tips about correct pronunciation, fundamental grammar, and vocabulary, but also Italian art and popular culture, which I think is fundamental to understanding the mentality and the country that you are going to interact with.
Lessons will be tailored according to the student's needs, level, and mother language and focused on the conversation.

I am also available to proofread your writings.

Awni

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Speak French with Confidence! “Practice French Online – Improve Your Speaking Skills Fast!” improve your pronunciation, grammar, reading, writing, and preparation for international exams, I help beginners speak confidently, I'm willing to help you become fluent in daily life conversations simply and creatively with no complications and a sense of humor sometimes.
Are you preparing for the TCF or DELF A1, A2, B1, or B2 exam?
Get the score you deserve with personalized online French lessons designed to help you understand, speak, and write French confidently.
With my preparation program, you will:
Practice real exam questions and mock tests
Improve your grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation
Learn effective strategies for listening, reading, writing, and speaking
Receive individual feedback and detailed corrections after each session

“Book your first lesson today!”
My method will take you step by step to meet your goal! I am dynamic, easy-going and full of energy!
All materials will be provided to you by email.
Lessons are well organized
I can suggest a weekly task
My students improved their grades by 40% you can watch reviews on my profile
In addition, I can support with translation and proofreading.

I also carry out individual monitoring of your working style, in particular with regard to understanding instructions and the work schedule. If you need a helping hand, I'm here to listen.

Ria

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As a creative writing instructor, I'm thrilled to guide you on a journey of self-expression and storytelling. In my class, we'll explore the vast landscape of your imagination, honing your unique voice and bringing your ideas to life on the page. Together, we'll dive into various genres, from fiction to poetry, and experiment with different writing styles. I'll share techniques to develop compelling characters, craft engaging plots, and create vivid settings that leap off the page. We'll also tackle the dreaded writer's block with fun, thought-provoking exercises. My goal is to create a supportive, encouraging environment where you feel free to take risks and push your creative boundaries. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced writer looking to refine your skills, this class will help you unlock your potential and discover the joy of storytelling.

Kevin

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It is true that the philosopher is the friend of wisdom, but above all, he is someone who does not want to make mistakes in reasoning. Philosophizing is a way of reasoning and a way of solving problems that will never have a perfect and definitive solution. Knowing the distance between the Earth and the Moon is not a problem of philosophy, because it is enough to measure to solve it. On the other hand, knowing, for example, what justice is, is a problem of philosophy. A meter will not be able to help us know the answer. We must go about it differently, and in the courses I offer, I will teach you how.

You will learn

- text reading strategies
- case studies with the aim of learning from experts
- methodology in philosophy
- writing an essay
- writing a text commentary
- a work on the philosophers of your choice
- an overview of the history of philosophy
- the general culture necessary to be able to philosophize

I will adapt to your individual needs. Each course is tailor-made. We will analyze where your difficulties lie and together develop a course program that will make you perform as quickly as possible. The basic principle of the courses I offer is dialectics, like Plato's dialogues: reflecting together, making theoretical contributions, asking questions and seeking answers, and testing the validity of reasoning.

For the past 10 years, I have been teaching German using the philosophy methodology, having studied philosophy at the Master's level at Aix-Marseille University. It turns out that the analytical mind is very useful even outside the confines of philosophy. Today, there are even fields of activity such as management with philosophy or philotherapy. In recent years, some German students have asked me to also teach them philosophy courses, and that is why I decided to offer philosophy courses directly.

I look forward to meeting you during a first lesson.

Anita

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Who this is for?

This course is for motivated students aiming for TU / FH / Akademie - Bachelor Degree in Vienna.
It follows a mentorship model, providing close guidance and structured support to help students prepare for both Matura and architecture admission exams with greater clarity, efficiency, and (hopefully) reduced risk of burnout.

Format & rhythm

• Recommended rhythm: 2 individual sessions / week, each 3–4 h, primarily held in person.
• Online sessions are offered only when in-person attendance is not possible.
• Start: ideally 9–12 months before the admission date.
• First session: skills assessment drawing test + short questionnaire (preferences, favorite architects, goals). Students who present previous work skip the drawing test.
• Language: English (with translations/explanations as needed).
• Recommended age: 16+

1. Working plan — core sections

• Artistic / Representation: traditional drawing (still life, line quality, composition), shape and volume studies, color and material basics, light and values, architectural views, physical modeling and sculpture, photography for portfolio use.
• Technical / Graphic: freehand and constructed perspective, light and shadow, entourage elements, axonometric representation, plans, sections, elevations, layouting (typography, scale, measurements).
• Theory & Context: contemporary architecture history, design thinking, styles and movements, architectural language and terminology, materials and finishes, case studies.
• Digital & Professional Tools: 2D and 3D tools introduction, presentation techniques, workflow examples from real architectural projects.
• Studio Practice & Cognitive Skills: work ethics, time management, critique culture, creative flow, vision pitch and rhetoric, thinking from small to large scale

2. Portfolio building / Motivational letter + Ranking test (TU Wien)

• Portfolio strategy aligned with the student’s vision and academic criteria; project-based work with feedback; curated final portfolio pages; captions and visual storytelling;
• TU Wien - specific support including sketches for the motivation letter and ranking test preparation.

3. Interview & Jury impression

• How to present choices: storytelling (problem → idea → resolution → learning).
• Jury cares about: clarity of thinking, process visibility, curiosity, adaptability, visual literacy, attitude.
• Prepare answers for likely questions: motivations, favorite works, why architecture, what you learned from a project, how you solve problems.

4. Extras (optional)

• Urban sketching, museum visits, architecture and design events, photography walks, model making

5. Resources

• Recommended books, articles, case studies, presentations, 2D and 3D models where needed.

Sean

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UNSEEN
POETRY CLUB
Weekly sessions analyzing poetry together

Join us for 45-minute weekly sessions where we dive into an unseen poem together. No preparation needed — just bring your curiosity. We'll develop close-reading skills, explore poetic techniques, and build confidence structuring responses to unfamiliar texts.

GCSE, IB & A-Level students building analytical skills for literature exams — and anyone who loves poetry. Practice exam-style techniques in a relaxed, collaborative atmosphere where all perspectives are welcome.

WHEN
Every Tuesday
17:30 CET

WHERE
Online

Led by Sean
13 years teaching literature · MA (Oxon) PPE, Oxford · MFA Creative Writing, St Andrews · Masters in Embodied Arts and Devised Theatre · Birkbeck English Literature

Also offering 1-on-1 tutoring: English & Maths for GCSE, IB, A-Level · UK university prep · Specializing in support for neurodiverse learners

Camila

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With a master's degree in linguistics and specializing in teaching languages to non-native speakers, I offer personalized Portuguese courses, adapted to the communicative objectives of each learner, regardless of age.
The course is structured according to an action-oriented methodology: the language is learned through concrete tasks and real communication situations, promoting the progressive development of linguistic autonomy.

Salma

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As an English Studies student at ESEF in Kenitra, I offer personalized English lessons to help you turn difficulties into successes. My approach is based on building self-confidence and practicing speaking.
What I propose:

Academic Support: Intensive preparation for exams (Brevet/Bac) and homework help to follow the ministerial or international program (BIOF).

Communication: Fun workshops to improve pronunciation and break down the barrier of fear of speaking.

Grammar & Vocabulary: Mastering the basics in a simple and effective way.

My lessons are interactive and adapted to each student's pace. Whether you want to improve your grades or learn to converse fluently, I'm here to help!

Giacomo

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Making Latin fun is a herculean task, but if it becomes digestible, even the frustration that often accompanies it will be alleviated.

Let's review declensions together, learn how to easly recognize verb tenses, and learn how to use the dictionary effectively: it must be our best ally.

Perfect grammar and a good command of vocabulary will be our starting point for achieving sensible, error-free translations.
And if your weakness is literature, let's get down to business: get to know the authors, read the texts, take some quizzes.

Nothing is impossible.

Anna

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I am a native English and Russian speaker! I was born in America, and my parents are Russian-speaking immigrants. I taught my mother to speak English. I live between New York and Kyiv. Together, you and I will practice English in conversation, talking about life, movies and art.

I am a professional writer, and will help you practice English by writing in it. Your homework will be to write, and then I will ask you to read out loud your writing! I've taken many foreign language classes as a student, so I understand the frustrations of being in a class without adequate practice.

Álvaro

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With me you can reinforce the knowledge you need for subjects such as History, History of Philosophy, Language and Literature and English with dynamic, very instructive and not at all boring classes.

The classes are tailored to the level and needs of the students.

Solal

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My name is Solal, and I'm a second-year student at CentraleSupélec, an engineering school renowned for its academic excellence. Passionate about sharing knowledge, I offer private tutoring tailored to each student's level and goals. I can provide support in mathematics, physics, science, history and geography, philosophy, as well as preparation for the oral exam. My approach is based on pedagogy, patience, and methodology, helping students make lasting progress and gain confidence. I am available for in-person tutoring on weekends and online lessons during the week, with flexible scheduling.

Hagha

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Symbolic writing
philosophy
Simplified explanations
Literary texts
Novels, poetry, and prose. Example: (1) Can we live in peace?

I am almost certain from the beginning that this question is incorrect, and on the other hand, I add with conviction that the wording of this question is wrong, since the complexity that surrounds this title, or rather the motives that lie behind the curtain, makes it difficult to fathom its depths easily.

At first glance, this article (inquiry or question) seems naive, like a question born of a little girl's innocence to her mother, like a spiritual breath that should be distributed fairly without being touched. But in reality, it is a mischievous question surrounded by many barriers, which are made by man himself. Therefore, it can be said that it seeks solutions to problems caused by the ignorance of superstitions, fanaticism, deviation, extremism, straying from the truth, evils, slipping into the abyss of religions, and so on. As for the penultimate point, it is a copy of the action and theorizing of the first suspect, as is the case since religion (its basic pillar) generally has a clear, sound, and logical goal, and its branches, most of which lie in organizing social life and contributing to its improvement, from the mothers of morality and settling disputes, inheritance, marriage, love, and enjoining good... some of which have been brought and others left for what has been revealed to us in a clear indication to us to complete the path in the best way. And here is the crux of the matter: this (thing) that is given that is likely to make peace or against it? To create conditions and means for making peace or breaking it? To decide on it or to deviate from it? So what is the matter of this peace that everyone loves morally and practically in spreading without end or limit and is not enabled! If we consider peace as a constitution with conditions, its articles and principles are the abstract moral terms by which a person acts in word and deed, in character and morals and even inwardly (intention) as it is a purity in the soul that does not need evidence seen in public or benefited from by a certain person or certain people to the exclusion of others in an indication of “selfishness” that undermines the principles of peace and affects its integrity, as we can look at the matter as the air for the lungs that has been corrupted and has crippled the work of the second.

Now, when one considers the aesthetic and fundamental aspects of peace, its point of intersection becomes clear: humanity. Ironically, the very means by which it undermines the right path is the same means by which it poses questions that supposedly underpin the ultimate goal of peace—such as, "Can we live without violence... without conflict... without animosity... without hatred... etc."—without addressing the necessary justice and reality.

Anargi

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IB and A-Level History and Literature require advanced analytical writing, structured argumentation, and precise evaluation of evidence. This course is designed to help students master the skills examiners reward.
In History, students learn to construct thesis-driven essays, interpret command terms effectively, integrate historiography, and strengthen source analysis for exams and Internal Assessments. Guidance is also provided for IB
Extended Essays, including question refinement and methodological clarity.
In Literature, students develop close reading skills, comparative analysis, and persuasive argumentation grounded in textual evidence. Emphasis is placed on clarity, depth, and strong essay structure under timed conditions.
Sessions are tailored to each student’s syllabus, with a focus on building academic confidence and achieving top-band results.