There are several reasons why one should study Geography and Environmental Science (GES). It is an important field for all humankind for the simple reason that humanity will forever rely on the environment and its resources for survival. We depend on it for food, economic and social development, health, water and other natural resources. Geography and Environmental Science helps us to understand the planet we call home. It is concerned with both the physical and human aspects of our environment. It involves the study of natural environments, societies, economies, human-environment relations and environmental management. The physical aspect of this study area emphasizes the systematic study of environmental processes, climate change, land forms and geologic developments. The human aspect focuses on development, cities and communities, economic processes, human behavior and interaction with the environment and cultural studies. You will gain an analytical and critical perception of the current state of the environment as well as global challenges such as climate change and sustainable development concepts, using state-of-the-art research methods and techniques such as geographic information systems This environmental study area allows you to choose from a range of units on offer, enabling you to shape your degree to suit your particular areas of interest. Some of the units include field trips to provide opportunities for experiential learning.

Subjects and levels covered: History-Geography & Civic Education (Middle and High School – Common Core): Mastery of major chronological and spatial landmarks, clear understanding of the chapters of the program, creation of sketches and diagrams of geography, and complete preparation for the Brevet des collèges exams and continuous assessment for the Baccalaureate. HGGSP Specialization (History-Geography, Geopolitics and Political Science – First and Final Year): In-depth study of the major issues of the contemporary world (international powers, borders, democracies, environment, heritage, conflicts, etc.). Intensive preparation for the written Baccalaureate exams (essay and critical analysis of documents) as well as the Grand Oral (choice of topic, construction of argumentation and oral presentation skills). Economic and geopolitical history (Higher Education / Preparatory): Providing solid historical references, putting events from the 19th to the 21st century into perspective and mastering the essay for students in preparatory classes or at university.

My goal is to make History feel less like an endless list of dates and names, and help you understand what happened, why it happened, and how different events are connected. We’ll work with clear explanations, diagrams, examples, and practical techniques to prepare for exams and structure your answers effectively. I adapt each lesson to the pace and needs of every student. The idea is that you feel comfortable asking as many questions as you need and finish each lesson genuinely understanding the subject. And on top of that, I have a C1 level in English!

Discover the world through engaging and easy-to-understand Geography lessons. This course is designed for school students, exam candidates, and anyone interested in learning about our planet. Lessons cover physical geography, human geography, world history connections, geology, map reading, climate, natural resources, population studies, and environmental issues. I use interactive teaching methods, presentations, maps, quizzes, and real-world examples to make learning enjoyable and effective. I tailor lessons to each student's level and learning goals. Whether you need help with school examinations, assignments, or general knowledge, I will guide you step by step. I will provide study materials, worksheets, PowerPoint presentations, and revision notes to support your learning and help you achieve excellent results.