I offer personalised Italian Literature lessons for students who want to improve their understanding of literary texts, analysis and written expression. Lessons can include the study of authors and literary movements, text analysis, themes and historical context, essay writing, oral presentations and exam preparation. I adapt each lesson to the student’s level and school programme, helping them develop both stronger analytical skills and greater confidence in expressing their ideas. As a native Italian speaker with experience in education, I aim to make literature engaging, accessible and connected to its wider cultural context.

Do you find philosophy complicated, abstract, or difficult to study? I can help you understand it in a clear, structured way, tailored to your needs. I offer private Philosophy lessons for secondary school, high school and university students, both to reinforce content and prepare for exams and to delve deeper into authors, movements and philosophical problems. My goal is not only to help you memorize concepts, but also to understand the ideas, connect them, and develop your own analytical and critical thinking skills. We will explore philosophy in a clear and accessible way, without sacrificing the rigor required at each academic level. How can I help you? Understanding and explanation of authors, concepts and philosophical currents. Exam preparation and subject recovery. Commentary and analysis of philosophical texts. History of Philosophy. Philosophy for Secondary and High School. Support in university subjects and assignments related to Philosophy and the Humanities. Preparation of text commentaries, dissertations, and academic papers. Development of study techniques and strategies to better understand the content. Strengthening critical thinking, argumentation, and the ability to relate ideas. I hold a degree in Humanities, with a strong background in Philosophy, thought, religion, and culture. I also have university training in Education and Religious Studies, as well as a Master's degree in Interreligious Dialogue. My teaching experience allows me to adapt my teaching methods and approach to the characteristics, knowledge, and objectives of each student.

Bienvenue! In this class, you will learn the foundations of the French language in a supportive and interactive environment. Designed for beginners, we will cover essential vocabulary, everyday conversational phrases, and proper pronunciation. By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence to introduce yourself, ask for directions, and hold basic conversations in French. No prior experience required!

Spanish is a rich language with over 488 million speakers. I can help you to reach fluency in Spanish so you can get to a new world full of different cultures and knowledge. I will assist you in practicing your vocabulary and grammar rules so you can reach the advanced level.

Hello there, My name is Benjamin and I am a French art historian. My academic training in the English language started at the University of Toronto where I received a BA (summa cum laude) in History of Art and Philosophy. I also hold a Masters from the Courtauld Institute of Art in London in the history of Northern Renaissance art, and a Masters from KU Leuven in Philosophy. I am about to begin a PhD in History of Art and Ideas at the Warburg Institute in London. I am a native speaker/ reader in French. This course is intended for the general student of the humanities, Arts, and Sciences who would like to improve or formalise their written English. This course is focused on academic contexts, and can be tailored to suit your learning needs and level (high school to post-graduate). I am also available to assist with your academic applications/ interview prep in English. My main research interests are focused on pre-modern (1100-1600) European philosophy and art. I have a strong general reading in literary studies, cultural sciences, philosophy, and World History. I am available to meet at a cafe in Brussels, your home, or over Zoom. I look forward to helping you reach your academic goals! Benjamin D

Writing assistance for the French course and the co-construction of a rigorous and effective long-term work methodology

"Who does not know his story is condemned to relive it ..." is the litany that Marx killed himself to make us understand. In a strong socio-cultural context where the decision of autonomy of the peoples is at the crossroads of the contemporary stakes, not knowing its past has aborted its future. Everyone is capable of being self-taught, yet one needs to have enough self-confidence to dominate a sense of vulnerability combined with a state of fear fostered by years of self-censorship. Hence the need to find a peer with whom to share his experience and his knowledge to enable a lasting social emulation. The modes of learning and expressions are varied, so I can offer you a personalized study plan adapted to your needs. This course is for anyone who wants to have a global approach to world history (involving multiple subjects simultaneously) in a relaxed atmosphere where everyone will leave with the feeling of having learned something for good. In addition, anxious to support my words and your desires, we can make fun outings (museum, conferences, debate ...) to study a case in depth.

Philosophy is not about memorizing names, dates, and theories. Philosophizing means learning to ask questions, recognize contradictions, analyze arguments, and better understand the world we live in. I studied Philosophy and History and have spent decades working on philosophical, social, political, and technological issues. I offer one-on-one classes for both students who need a deeper understanding of philosophy and adults who simply want to think, learn, and discuss topics that interest them. We can work on the history of philosophy, texts and authors, logic and argumentation, epistemology, ethics, political philosophy, materialism, philosophy of technology, artificial intelligence, or any other philosophical issue you want to understand or discuss. You can also simply come with a question. No prior knowledge is necessary. We start with what interests you and brainstorm together. My goal isn't to give you ready-made answers or convince you of a particular doctrine. I want to help you develop your own arguments, uncover the assumptions behind an idea, and learn to look at a problem from different perspectives. Classes can be for academic support, exam preparation, introduction to philosophy, or individual philosophical conversation. Classes in Spanish, German or English. Online and, by prior arrangement, in person in Barcelona and Badalona.