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Gaëlle

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Money That Matters: Finance for Young Thinkers (9-13 years, EN/ES/FR)Translate this text using Google Translate.

Money That Matters: Finance for Young Thinkers (9-13 years, EN/ES/FR)Translate this text using Google Translate.

Kids don't need lectures about "good money habits." They need to feel what money does. While adults debate finances at home, kids are already using money, without actually understanding how. In this course, we learn by playing. And by thinking. We'll explore together: ✓ Simulate a real shop: handle actual money, practice spending and saving, discover what it feels like ✓ Create a personal budget: not boring spreadsheets, but visuals, games, and real challenges ✓ Ask the real questions: Need vs. want. Why save? How do people earn? What's debt? ✓ Discover how systems work: Banks, loans, digital money, and financial security ✓ Think like an entrepreneur: What services can I offer? How do I create value? How do I turn an idea into money? Why this is different: Most kids think "money is complicated." This class shows them that money is a tool, not a mystery, not something to fear. And, more importantly: that they can control it. What they take home: A personal budgeting system they actually understand. Answers to questions they've been asking. And the mindset: money is a means, not an end. Format: Online or Barcelona | 60-min sessions | Small group or one-on-one For curious kids who ask questions about money.

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Anca

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Romania
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Economics, International economics, Globalization.Translate this text using Google Translate.

Economics, International economics, Globalization.Translate this text using Google Translate.

This course provides an insight into the economic relationships between countries, covering both trade and monetary issues. The first half of the course deals with international trade theory and policy, international trade and terms of trade, as well as the government's policy on international trade and international co-operation. You will explore important topics such as why countries trade with each other and the effect of international trade on welfare and income distribution Second, the international financial system and foreign exchange issues are explored. Special emphasis is placed on exchange rate arrangements and the effects of exchange rate changes, together with optimum currency areas and the Euro. Learning Outcomes: Knowledge By the end of the course, students will be expected to Know and be able to explain and apply the theory and economic frameworks, to analyse the macroeconomic landscape and the alternative policy options available to governments across the world. Skills By the end of the course, students will be expected to Demonstrate the ability to present and apply major international economics models in the analysis of economic issues. Demonstrate the ability to identify and critically examine the main drivers of globalization. Competences By the end of the course, students will be expected to Have good knowledge of different policies in international trade and be able to analyze their impact on living standards and the public interest.

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Egypt
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Learn accounting in a different way by explaining basic and advanced concepts in an easy and clear style suitable for university students.Translate this text using Google Translate.

Learn accounting in a different way by explaining basic and advanced concepts in an easy and clear style suitable for university students.Translate this text using Google Translate.

I want to teach and present accounting in a simplified, easy-to-understand way for university students, avoiding complexity and rote memorization. My goal is to transform accounting concepts and rules into clear and organized explanations that help students grasp the fundamentals and learn how to apply them practically. I will focus on explaining accounting topics in a gradual way, starting from the basics and accounting principles, up to advanced topics, using real-life examples and practical applications that help to solidify the information and understand it better. I also aim to help students connect academic study with practical life, and to introduce them to how accounting is used within companies and institutions, and how to deal with daily entries, accounts, financial statements, and accounting reports. The main goal is for accounting to become an understandable and easy subject for every student, and for the student to acquire the knowledge that qualifies him not only to pass the exams, but also to build a strong foundation through which he can develop himself and prepare for the job market.

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Accounting, Finance & Economics – FH, University & Exam SupportTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Accounting, Finance & Economics – FH, University & Exam SupportTranslate this text using Google Translate.

I provide individual tutoring in Accounting, Finance, Economics and related quantitative business subjects for students at school, vocational, Fachhochschule and university level. My academic background is in Business Information Systems at a Swiss University of Applied Sciences. This combines business, economics, mathematics, statistics, finance, data and analytical problem-solving. I have several years of teaching experience and have supported students preparing for school examinations, vocational qualifications, Fachhochschule modules and university exams. Accounting topics can include: - Financial Accounting - Bookkeeping - Debit and credit - Journal entries - Balance sheet - Income statement - Opening and closing entries - Accruals - Depreciation - Inventory - VAT - Swiss accounting exercises - Cost Accounting - Management Accounting - BAB - Cost allocation - Contribution Margin - Break-even analysis - Cash Flow Statement - Financial ratios Finance topics can include: - Simple interest - Compound interest - Present value - Future value - Annuities - Financial Mathematics - Investment calculations - NPV - Investment appraisal - Bonds - Shares - Risk and return - CAPM - WACC - Corporate Finance - Financial ratios - Quantitative finance exercises Economics topics can include: - Microeconomics - Supply and demand - Elasticity - Market equilibrium - Consumer theory - Producer theory - Costs - Revenue - Profit - Market structures - Perfect competition - Monopoly - Macroeconomic fundamentals - Business Economics - Quantitative Economics Related quantitative subjects can include: - Business Statistics - Probability - Quantitative Methods - Regression - Data interpretation - Financial calculations - Applied Mathematics for business students My teaching approach is based on understanding the logic behind each calculation. For quantitative questions, we normally use a clear structure: - What is given? - What needs to be found? - Which formula or accounting principle applies? - Why does it apply? - How is the result calculated? - What does the final number actually mean? This is particularly useful in Accounting and Finance. Students sometimes learn one example mechanically and then become confused when the wording or numbers change in an examination. I therefore use different question styles so that students learn to recognise the underlying principle. Lessons can be used for: - Regular semester support - Homework and exercises - Closing knowledge gaps - Exam preparation - Intensive revision - FH examinations - University examinations - Repeating previously failed modules - Improving calculation speed and accuracy I explain concepts in a structured and practical way and adapt the level of detail to the individual student. The aim is to make Accounting, Finance and Economics feel logical, organised and manageable rather than like complicated collections of formulas and rules.

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I recently had my first economic class, and I couldn't be more satisfied. Faith is an exceptional tutor who combines profound knowledge with a clear and engaging teaching style. His teaching approach is not only informative but also tailored to the individual needs of the student. He encouraged questions and fostered a supportive learning environment. The class was well-structured, and Faith's passion for the subject was evident throughout. I appreciated the personalized attention I received, which significantly enhanced my understanding of economic principles. Overall, I highly recommend Faith for anyone seeking a top-notch economics tutor. I look forward to continuing my classes with him and I am confident in the value he brings to the learning experience.

We are just getting started, but our experiences with Oliver have been great so far. He is prompt to communicate, professional and very patient. He does a good job of understanding where my daughter is, helping her at her level, and not making her feel bad that she is having a tough time with Math. Highly recommend!

Gaelle went above and beyond to help my son build a love of programming by making it fun and integrating me in his learning, making it a bonding experience as well :)

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