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Private lessons in mathematics, economics and social sciences and English
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I am a student in economics degree ready to give everything to see you succeed. I have been helping my friends since I was very young to help them succeed, which means that I have patience and pedagogy which make me the right person for you. I offer a qualitative working method which makes it easier to assimilate the course.Extra information
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Bring the manual, the course, and the exercises.Location
At student's location: Around Toulouse, France






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Age: | Children (7-12 years old) Teenagers (13-17 years old) |
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Student level: | Beginner Intermediate Advanced |
Duration: | 60 minutes 120 minutes |
The class is taught in: | French, English |
About Me
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Hi,My name is Kelvyn, I am 18 years old. I get a lot of satisfaction from supporting demotivated students who think they won't succeed. I offer a teaching method that allows them to take things in hand, to gain confidence in themselves in order to succeed in their school year and thus achieve their goals. I know how to find solutions to allow students to understand and learn things in a fun way.
Education
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Holder of the 2024 general baccalaureate, with honors, European section honors.Today I am studying economics at TSE, which is renowned for its excellence.
Experience / Qualifications
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I have been helping my classmates with academic success since I was very young. I don't have any qualifications as such, but I don't think that's all my profile should be.Ask a question
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