Graduated in Hispanic Philology, she offers classes in language and literature, Latin, Greek, history, philosophy and art history ESO and bachelor's

I offer classes on History, Geography, and Political Science, with over 11 years' of experience in these subjects, both professionally and academically. I hold Bachelor's Degrees in both History and Political Science (from the University of Florida), as well as a Master's in Political Science, specifically European Politics (from KU Leuven). I have extensive experience in a wide range of historical and political subjects and have always had a keen interest in history and the social sciences. Additionally, previously I have been a journalist (dealing with Competition Law) and currently am an editor working on a wide variety of subjects for organizations such as the UNHCR and Goethe Institut, among others. I am capable of teaching and lecturing on numerous historical and political events and periods in history, with myself having specialized in European history, American history, African history, as well as the Medieval period and Antiquity.

History is more than just dates and facts — it’s the story of how our world came to be. This course is designed to help high school and college students develop a deep understanding of historical events, critical thinking skills, and effective analysis techniques. Whether you’re preparing for exams, writing essays, or just wanting to grasp complex historical concepts, this tutoring will guide you step-by-step. You’ll learn how to analyze primary and secondary sources, construct strong arguments, understand historical contexts, and improve your writing skills. Together, we’ll explore different time periods and themes to make history engaging and relevant to your academic goals.

Tailored Tutoring in Social Sciences and International Relations Subjects Offered: - International Relations - History (Global, European, and Middle Eastern) - Political Science Additional Support: Assistance and guidance in completing assignments in Political Science and International Relations Languages of Instruction: English, French and Arabic Target Audience: Students (high school and university) Non-students Teaching Methodology: - Engaging approach that draws upon a rich tapestry of historical, geographical, and socioeconomic contexts to foster a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter - Integration of theoretical frameworks into lessons upon request - Incorporation of diverse visual aids, including maps, videos, photographs, and real-world examples from both historical and contemporary events, to enrich the learning experience

Passionate about history, I am at your disposal for any help you would need to organize and study your EDM / geography / human sciences courses. Focusing on efficiency, I make sure that the study relies as much as possible on current events in order to make it alive and relevant. All seriously, but always in a good mood.

Unlock the beauty of the Greek language—past and present! In this online class, learners of all ages and levels are welcome to explore both Ancient and Modern Greek, depending on their interests and goals. Modern Greek: Learn how to speak, read, and write in today’s Greek. Whether you're planning a trip to Greece, reconnecting with heritage, or starting from scratch, we’ll focus on practical language skills, grammar, vocabulary, and conversation. Ancient Greek: Dive into the language of Homer, Plato, and Aristotle. We’ll cover classical grammar, sentence structure, and reading ancient texts with understanding and appreciation—great for students, philosophy lovers, or anyone curious about the roots of Western thought. Lessons are interactive, personalized, and adapted to your level—beginner, intermediate, or advanced. All sessions are conducted online, offering flexibility and a supportive learning environment.

Currently a final year Master's student in International Studies, I offer courses in Arabic, French and history-geography. My two mother tongues are Arabic and French, which I teach to different audiences (children, teenagers, adults), in school settings or in private lessons. I also have a degree in history, which allows me to offer solid courses in history and geopolitics, related to my academic field of specialization. My classes are adapted to the needs of each learner: refresher courses, academic support, conversation, exam preparation or learning French as a foreign language. I favor a caring, progressive and structured approach, to allow everyone to progress with confidence.

Private tutoring for any specific high school subject, including geography and history, or Spanish. University entrance exam preparation. If you need help with your subjects or anything else, please ask.

History is one of the most important subjects for any student to understand. In addition to being part of a student's core curriculum, an understanding of history is essential for viewing the world in an informed manner. Through this course, we will learn about US & European History at the middle and high school levels. Rather than exploring history through dates and memorization, we will view history through the lenses of causation, continuity and change over time, and comparison.

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.

I'm currently working on my thesis. I took a literary preparatory class with an average of 16.5 in philosophy. I'm currently an "independent philosopher." I'm very interested in aesthetics, phenomenology, and the humanities and their approaches to urbanity! My favorite theme is the notion of dwelling. My approach will consist, mainly, of learning methods so that you are more efficient in your work - time is precious! As for knowledge, I will adapt it according to your needs/requests. I look forward to talking about it more fully and – why not – practicing it!

My classes are designed to offer support and reinforcement, adapting to the needs of students of all levels. The goal is to reinforce content, answer questions, and prepare for exams. I work in a personalized way, taking into account each student's pace and using appropriate materials, including materials tailored to each subject.

Need help with studying World history or English? Come on down to study with me. I have a bachelor's in Anthropology and Theatre. I have a wide range in both fields of the humanities. We will be focusing on history and the important human connection intertwined with each. This will give us a deeper understanding of the customs we have and seeing how they evolved to our present era. With a special connection to English since the humanities is a writing heavy skill this will naturally overlap. I hope to study with you soon.

Hello! I’m a native Greek speaker with over 12 years of experience teaching Greek to both children and adults. I specialize in helping learners build strong foundations in grammar, vocabulary, and conversation, always adjusting my methods to suit each student's needs and goals. I hold a Master's degree in Translation Studies, which has deepened my understanding of language structure and communication. Learning Greek may seem challenging at first, but with a clear strategy and a supportive tutor, it becomes fun and effective. The easiest way to learn Greek is by combining real-life dialogue with cultural context. Many students ask, “Is Greek hard to learn?” The truth is that while it’s different from many other languages, with regular practice and the right guidance, you’ll progress faster than you expect. Typically, you can reach a basic conversational level within a few months. I offer engaging and practical lessons that keep learners motivated and confident. Whether you’re a complete beginner or want to improve your fluency, I’d be happy to support your journey to learning Greek!

Everyone who engages with politics (which is to say, everyone) has an ideology. But not everyone is conscious of- let alone consistent in their ideology. In fact, most people’s conscious politics are nothing more than an inconsistent aesthetic. But anyone who has a world they long to see owes it to themselves to at least be self aware of their own ideology, and they should probably also familiarize themselves with others as well. I can help on both fronts. This 10-session class serves as an introduction to the concept of political ideology. We will begin with a brief overview to various major academic theories of ideology, before moving on to a taxonomical survey of different ideological genuses and families, both “thick-centered” ideologies, that is, ideologies with a comprehensive core specific enough that they can stand on their own as it were, such as liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and fascism, and “thin centered” ideologies, which have much broader and hence much less specific cores, and hence must attach themselves to other thick centered host ideologies in order to fully manifest themselves, such as populism, nationalism, feminism, and ecologism.

This course introduces secondary and sixth-form students to the evolution of global civilizations, with a focus on comparative history, political thought, and social transformation. Drawing on 30+ years of experience teaching History and Liberal Studies in Hong Kong—including at A-Level and university level—I guide students through themes such as colonialism, revolutions, global conflicts, and modern political ideologies. Each lesson combines primary source analysis, critical discussion, and structured writing skills (essays, arguments, and document-based questions). Ideal for students preparing for GCSE, A-Level, or international entrance exams.