Politics in modern times is a very confusing, yet undeniably interesting thing. No matter where you go, politics is everywhere and EVERYONE talks about it. So I ask you this - why not learn more about it so you can finally win those family dinner debates or get that one person you disagree with to finally shut up! Knowing political theory lets you navigate the current climate of the world easier (or atleast with more insight) and maybe even predict where things will go!

I offer tutoring and homework help sessions tailored to each student, from elementary to high school. My goal is to help each student better understand their lessons, progress at their own pace, and gain confidence. I take the time to re-explain concepts that are difficult with concrete examples, then I provide exercises to check understanding. I also place great importance on methodology (organization, learning, test preparation). When possible, I incorporate more playful approaches to make the sessions more dynamic and motivating. Each lesson is personalized according to the student's level and needs.

Simple way of understanding politics and power dynamics. Where exactly the power comes from, why states act differently, and interest of states. Brainstorming sessions: If war is irrefutable why do we need studies, what is education. How educations mends society. What is Peace?

This series of lessons is intended for students and professionals who wish to develop a strong and structured understanding of the law. Depending on your needs, I can cover core topics such as contract law, liability law, criminal law, constitutional law, and so on. The lessons aim to help you understand not only what the law is, but also why it exists and how it is applied. You will delve into important legal cases, legal principles, and doctrinal debates, and learn how to interpret rulings and connect legal rules to and apply them in real-world situations. In addition to the basic topics, the lessons can also be expanded into specialist areas such as technology law, media and entertainment law, intellectual property, legal philosophy, or whatever your interests may be—thereby offering a more detailed, specialized, and interdisciplinary perspective. Each session is interactive and tailored to your needs—whether it involves simplifying difficult topics, reviewing past exams, or preparing for assignments, tests, or work projects. By the end of the series, you will be able to read legal cases with confidence, understand legal reasoning, and approach the law as a coherent, logical system rather than a collection of disconnected rules. Who is this intended for: Law students (bachelor or master) Students preparing for exams or assignments Professionals who want to delve into specific fields Anyone who wants to build or refresh a strong foundation in legal subjects

This course introduces students to the foundations of International Relations and Political Science. Topics include key IR theories, global governance, security studies, diplomacy, and Middle Eastern politics. The class emphasizes analytical thinking, academic writing, and the ability to interpret international events, making it suitable for students at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.

Hello! I am a private tutor (in-person and online) in philosophy, history, social sciences, and political science. I have been teaching since 2014 and I support a variety of audiences (secondary, higher education, researchers). My teaching method is active: flipped classroom, Socratic debate, project-based learning, criterion-referenced assessments (rubrics), and rapid feedback. I help students formulate a solid problem, structure a plan, argue rigorously, and cite their sources correctly. I work with digital tools (Moodle, Teams/Zoom, Zotero, NVivo/ATLAS.ti, SPSS/R) and I provide clear support: learning objectives, timetable, assessment criteria. The sessions alternate between summary contributions, guided exercises and discussion sessions. I value curiosity, intellectual discipline and academic honesty (zero ghostwriting, methodological support only). Areas of expertise: ethics and political theory, history of ideas, discourse analysis, methodology (qualitative/quantitative). Languages: fluent French and English; German read/spoken, Portuguese read; Latin/Ancient Greek (reading). I am caring but demanding: I set explicit expectations, encourage autonomy, and remain available between sessions for targeted questions. If you are looking for structured mentoring, based on clarity, method, and the joy of learning, I will be happy to support you.

Geography content covers the study of geographic space, including natural components (relief, climate, vegetation) and social components (population, culture, economy, politics). Students learn how to interpret maps, understand physical phenomena such as volcanoes and earthquakes, and analyze population and urban growth. In addition, the course addresses interactions between humans and the environment, the distribution of wealth, and the importance of sustainable development. Civic education encompasses rights and responsibilities, an understanding of democracy and institutions, respect for diversity, and the development of skills for civic participation. Key topics include values such as empathy, justice, and solidarity, as well as learning about rules of coexistence, managing information on social media, and decision-making. I offer individualized and innovative teaching methods. I help students prepare for exams and progress without feeling overwhelmed. I assign additional homework and provide regular progress reports.

History and Political Science: From Founding Ideals to Civic Movement. This class explores the dynamic relationship between American history and political development, beginning with the Constitutional Convention of 1787 and continuing through the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Students will discover the key historical events, ideas, and figures that shaped the nation’s identity, while also analyzing the evolution of democratic institutions. In the Political Science portion, we’ll trace the history of U.S. presidential elections from 1788 to the present, including significant shifts in party systems, campaign strategies, and voter participation. We’ll also explore congressional and local elections to understand how civic engagement has changed over time. Whether you’re preparing for exams, deepening your understanding of American democracy, or simply curious about how history and politics intersect, this class offers a thoughtful, accessible, and engaging experience.

I'm new to teaching. However, I do have experience in handling lectures and classes for Masters's students. I'm confident about my knowledge in my area of expertise, so I'm certain about being resourceful as a mentor. Since I'll be resorting to an online teaching mode, the online lectures will be done using a PowerPoint presentation. The student assessment will be done through periodic writing activities including MCQ tests and essay correction. I'll be committed to bringing out the best from the student and thereby helping them in realising their full potential.

I am a recent graduate happy to tutor in history, politics or economics as well as broader essay writing or university applications. I have a first class MA in International Politics from King's College London, a BA in History and Politics from Oxford University, A* in history, politics and economics at A-Level, and 10 A* at GCSE. I am very passionate about these three subjects and would love to work with tutees to build their knowledge and exam relevant skills!

This concise 60-minute course offers a rapid yet comprehensive exploration of France's political landscape. Delve into the unique architecture of the Fifth Republic, examining the interplay between its key institutions: the Presidency, Parliament, and Constitutional Council. We will uncover the nuances of its semi-presidential system, analyzing how executive power is wielded and constrained. The course will also touch upon the evolution of the French party system and the challenges it faces today, from cohabitation to the rise of new political forces. By the end of this session, participants will have a clear understanding of the fundamental principles and dynamic forces shaping French politics.

Passionate about history and geography, I offer dynamic courses tailored to each student, from middle school to high school. My goal is to make these subjects lively, concrete, and accessible, giving meaning to the programs while effectively preparing students for assessments and exams (brevet, baccalaureate, etc.). Together, we will work on key concepts, methodology (document analysis, writing, sketching, understanding instructions, etc.), perspective, and the ability to make connections between the topics studied. I adapt to each student's level and offer a variety of materials to make the sessions interesting and interactive. Whether you need to brush up on the basics, improve your GPA, or aim for excellence, I'm here to help you gain confidence and succeed. History and geography aren't just about learning dates or maps; they're also about learning to think for yourself and better understanding the world.

This is a class to get a 360 understanding of what is the European Union: origins, institutions, challenges, its place in the international system, its key legal texts. It is a perfect introduction to the topic for young people and adults.

Providing essay writing guidance and support, primarily for social sciences and humanities. Assisting with structure, referencing, possible sources to include, and checking spelling and grammar I'm currently undertaking a PhD in Global Environmental Politics at the University of Lincoln (UK) but based in Amsterdam. I have previously completed an MSc in Environmental Policy at the London School of Economics (LSE, UK) and a BA in Philosophy at the University of Bristol (UK). I have extensive experience teaching Bachelors students on Politics and International Relations modules, including running workshops on essay writing, setting and marking essays, and providing constructive feedback for improved essay writing. I can also assist students for whom English is their second language - to write essays in a more academic and formal style.

Welcome to our Tamil language class! As your tutor, my goal is to help you develop a strong foundation in Tamil, whether you're a complete beginner or looking to improve your reading, writing, speaking, or listening skills. In this class, we will focus on: Basic Tamil alphabets (Uyir, Mei, and Uyirmei letters) Essential vocabulary and sentence structure Conversational Tamil for daily communication Tamil grammar in a simple and practical way Reading short stories and poems to enhance comprehension Writing practice to improve fluency Tamil writers discussion Lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging, with activities, games, and cultural insights to make learning enjoyable. Whether you're learning Tamil for school, travel, or to connect with your roots, this class will guide you step by step. Let’s learn Tamil together in a fun and supportive environment