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Justine - City of Westminster£26
£26French lessons taught by a native French speaker in London.
Trusted teacher: Bonjour! I’m passionate about the beauty of the French language and the rich culture it embodies. My name is Justine, I am French, and I’m a dedicated French tutor with a strong background in language education. Having spent years mastering the language and honing my teaching techniques, I believe that learning French is not just about grammar or vocabulary—it's about embracing the language in its entirety, from conversation to literature and culture. Whether you are a beginner or preparing for an advanced exam, I tailor my lessons to meet your specific goals. I have experience working with students of all ages and abilities, including preparing for key exams like the DELF, DALF, and the French GCSE and A-Level syllabi. I take pride in creating a positive and engaging environment for learning, adapting my teaching style to each student’s unique learning pace and needs. I offer interactive lessons that combine reading, writing, listening, and speaking, ensuring that students build their confidence in all areas of the language. I’m also skilled at working with younger learners, making lessons fun and motivating for children while focusing on improving their French in school. Together, we will explore the beauty of the French language and culture, and you will achieve your learning goals with confidence. I look forward to helping you or your child succeed in mastering French!
Tutoring · French
Teo - London£58
£58How does Music Work? an insightful look on how modern music is made
This comprehensive course is designed for aspiring musicians, producers, and enthusiasts who want to take their passion for music and transform it into a professional journey. We will begin by exploring the fundamentals of music, diving into why humans resonate so deeply with sound, and building a foundational understanding of rhythm, melody, harmony, and structure. As we move forward, you will learn how to set up your own music recording system from scratch, including choosing the right equipment, setting up a home studio, and understanding the basic principles of sound engineering. We will guide you through recording techniques, giving you the tools to effectively capture high-quality audio. In the next phase, we’ll focus on creating and composing original music. You’ll learn how to arrange tracks, make genre-based decisions, and develop a critical ear for how music fits its intended purpose, whether for personal expression, commercial projects, or collaboration. We will explore the art of mixing and mastering to ensure your sound is polished and professional. The course will also cover essential industry knowledge, including how to engage with record labels, collaborate with other artists, and navigate contracts and legal aspects of music distribution. You will gain insights into promoting and releasing your music, building a brand, and leveraging social media platforms to reach a global audience. By the end of the course, you will have a finished, professional-quality piece of music ready for release, along with the knowledge and confidence to continue creating and sharing your work. Whether you aim to become a professional artist, producer, or simply want to learn how to create music for personal enjoyment, this course will provide you with the complete toolkit to make your musical vision a reality. Key Topics Covered: The Basics of Music: Understanding rhythm, melody, harmony, and music theory fundamentals. Why We Resonate with Music: Exploring the emotional and psychological connection between music and humans. Setting Up a Recording System: Building a home studio, choosing the right gear, and learning the essentials of sound engineering. Recording Techniques: Capturing high-quality sound, working with digital audio workstations (DAWs), and microphone techniques. Composing and Arranging: How to write and arrange music with a focus on genre and purpose. Mixing and Mastering: Polishing your tracks for a professional sound. The Business of Music: Signing with labels, managing contracts, and collaborating with other artists. Releasing Music: Building an artist brand, distributing your music, and promoting it on various platforms. This course will take you from the very basics of music to the final release of your own original piece, giving you the skills, knowledge, and confidence to make your mark in the world of music.
Sound (music) · Computer generated music · Music composition
Max - Hemel Hempstead£16
£16Computational Theory (Suitable for GCSE and A-Level)
Trusted teacher: Computers are very powerful machines, that do incredible work. But how do they work? How can it tell the difference between a 1 and a 7? How can it tell the difference between reading a Word document and a PowerPoint? If you understand programmatic theory, then you can write in any programming language. This class is designed to unravel the mysteries surrounding these machines. Ranging from programming theory (what is a pointer?) to actual computational challenges (what is the correct data structure to use based on the Big O requirements?) No specific language is covered in this course, it will be purely theoretical knowledge and 'pseudocode'. The topics covered are listed below Programmatic Theory: Literals, Operators, Keywords Variables, Data Types, Generics Memory Usage, Pointers, Arrays Branching, Iteration, Iterators Functions, Control Flow, Scope, Closures, Enumerations, OOP Classes and Instances, Immutability, Inheritance Polymorphism, Exception Handling, Composition Asynchronous Programming, Multithreading, Multiprocessing Internal Workings: Binary, Hexadecimal, Number Systems Extrinsic vs Intrinsic Data, Coupling, MVC Architecture CPU, FED Cycle, Spatial Locality Caching, Performance, Memory Types Storing Complex Data (Text), Storing Complex Data (Sound), Storing Complex Data (Images) Data Structures and Algorithms: Performance, Big O, Measuring Performance Searching, Sorting, Decomposition Data Structures, Arrays, Linked Lists Single Buffers (Pools), Double Buffers, Ring Buffers Stacks, Queues, Priority Queues Heaps, Hash Tables, Graphs Trees, Binary Trees, Vectors
Computer science · Computer programming
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