- Python Programming is currently the most utilized tool in the data analysis world. Its ease-of-use and wide variety of packages/libraries makes it a most valuable skill to have for a student wanting to get started in the world of data analysis and Object Oriented Programming. - This course is geared towards beginners and intermediates who are interested in a hands-on approach to learning without neglecting the scientific background of the covered material, which will include the following: * Introduction to Python Programming * Understanding of OOP concepts and use-cases * Crash course in statistical analysis concepts * The usage of specified analysis libraries like Pandas and Numpy * Introduction to Data science * Neural Networks

This lesson builds a solid foundation in numbers and variables by helping students understand how numbers are represented, how variables are used to express unknown values, and how they relate to real-world situations. Through clear explanations, guided examples, and practice activities, students develop algebraic thinking, logical reasoning, and confidence needed for advanced mathematics.

Learn Excel in a practical way, focused on real-world work situations. This isn't a theoretical course: from the very first class, you'll work with applied exercises that will help you gain confidence and improve your professional profile. It is aimed at people who want to start from scratch or improve their level of using Excel in their work, studies or personal projects. In classes you will learn to: Master Excel from basic to intermediate/advanced level Use key formulas such as SUM, IF, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP Create pivot tables to analyze information Clean and organize data efficiently Design clear reports and basic dashboards Applying Excel to real-world business cases The classes are personalized according to your level and goals. We can work with your own files or with practical exercises that simulate real-life situations. My approach is for you to learn quickly, understand what you're doing, and be able to apply it immediately. I'm an Electronics Engineer with experience in data analysis and marketing analytics. I've worked with tools like Excel, Power BI, and RapidMiner on real-world projects, so I can teach you not only "how" but also "why" to use Excel in the workplace.

Are you struggling with mathematics or looking to deepen your knowledge? I offer private lessons tailored to your level and needs, whether you are a beginner, experiencing academic difficulties, or wishing to progress quickly. The sessions cover fundamental concepts (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, fractions, etc.) up to more advanced topics (functions, probability, trigonometry, analysis, etc.). Each course is tailored to your academic program and objectives. The goal is to give you the tools and method to understand sustainably, gain confidence and improve your results.

Welcome to Math Journeys! Mathematics isn't just about numbers on a page; it’s the language of the universe! On this journey, you won't just be "doing sums." You will be a pattern detective, a shape architect, and a logic explorer. Your Mission: To look at the world around you and find the hidden math waiting to be discovered. Whether you are counting the stars or calculating the speed of a rocket, every step you take makes your "Math Brain" stronger! 1. Early Numeracy & Logic (Ages 4–6) At the preschool and kindergarten level, math is less about formal equations and more about "number sense." This category covers: Counting and Cardinality: Recognizing numbers and understanding that a count represents a quantity. Sorting and Patterns: Identifying shapes, colors, and repeating sequences. Spatial Awareness: Understanding "above," "below," "next to," and basic geometry. 2. Operations & Algebraic Thinking (Ages 7–12) As children move into elementary and middle school, they transition from counting to calculating. This category includes: Core Operations: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Problem Solving: Translating word problems into mathematical expressions. Foundational Algebra: Understanding variables and the relationship between numbers (e.g., $2 + x = 5$). Measurement, Data & Fractions (Ages 7–12) This category addresses the more technical side of primary school math that deals with parts of a whole and real-world application: Fractions and Decimals: Moving beyond whole numbers to understand ratios and proportions. Measurement: Learning units of time, length, mass, and volume. Data Literacy: Reading simple graphs, charts, and understanding basic probability.