Associate professor of Grammar (= Classical letters with an ancient linguistic emphasis), doctor in Comparative Literature (Paris IV-Sorbonne), gives courses for aggregators (internal or external competition), on the Greek part of the program: -Homer, Iliad, IX-X -Euripides, Medea -Lysias, Discourse, “On the sacred olive tree” The other parts of the program and the Latin program can also be covered, depending on demand. Help with reading, establishment of a juxtaparagraph, explanation of grammatical difficulties, help with literary commentary.

Associate professor, doctor of literature, translator, teaches French and Literature courses. This course can be addressed to: - higher education students needing support in French and comparative literature, in essay and commentary methodology, or in translation studies (from English, German, Italian or Greek modern); -to any French-speaking person who needs a refresher in grammar and spelling.

Associate professor, Doctor of Letters, translator, teaches ancient Greek. This course is for anyone wishing to learn ancient Greek and gradually gain access to literature, culture, philosophy, and ancient history. The course calls on basic French grammar knowledge, which can be reviewed as needed.

Associate professor, Doctor of Letters (Paris IV Sorbonne), teaches Latin at all levels. This course is aimed at anyone wishing to learn or relearn the Latin language, progressively access literature, history, philosophy, ancient sciences, and approach Latin culture. It is also intended for any pupil or student wishing for support in this subject. Learning the Latin language presupposes a few solid bases of French grammar that we review of course if necessary, before installing Latin grammatical knowledge. Learning Latin develops the rigor and sense of translation.