My courses are aimed at students of all levels, from primary to university. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced student, my teaching methods adapt to your individual needs. I also offer an exceptionally dedicated plan for first year baccalaureate students, offering ongoing support throughout the year for preparation and revision for exams, including the regional exam. This specific program aims to strengthen necessary skills, consolidate knowledge and provide strategic guidance to excel in assessments.

I am a native speaker of Greek. I graduated from a Greek high school and, later, the University of Athens where I attended courses in pedagogics, psychology, and linguistics. During our lessons, I'll help you develop your skills (oral/written, and not only). I'll also try to help you improve your pronunciation and spelling. I assign homework and after I receive it, correct it thoroughly additionally providing a lot of remarks/examples if they are necessary. I worked at a language center between 2009-2016 where I was a director of studies and taught mainly English as a foreign/second language. Since 2005, when I first started teaching Greek, I have taught children and adults on a variety of language proficiency levels, mainly individually. I constantly seek progress, meaning that I study further through reading books/articles concerning didactics/methodology and learning difficulties (chiefly dyslexia), observing other teachers as well as attending seminars (online or face-to-face). During my lessons I use : - Skype/Whatsapp/Messenger to connect with you, - Google Docs to keep notes, which you can check at any time and they are yours to keep, - sketch board me to make mind maps to show connections between ideas, etc. - books, PPP, word docs, diagrams, pics, etc. - pronunciation/spelling/grammar games, - authentic materials were taken from websites. I adore my profession and desire each and every one of my students be satisfied with the lesson. That's why I make sure the atmosphere is stress-free and nice. I also want my lessons to be as effective and close to real-life needs as possible. Therefore, I make sure they are well-prepared, although they can be altered at any point, should such an opportunity arise. I like explaining things in a variety of ways as well as make use of dictionaries, diagrams, etc. When it comes to students who want to obtain certificates, I am very demanding. What can I teach? - I would love to help you improve/develop all language skills (speaking/writing-listening/reading + grammar/vocabulary/pronunciation), - I would love to help you prepare for state certificates such as A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2. - I would love to help you with homework and assignments (literature, history) from school and university (but please contact me about that IN ADVANCE). Regarding Ancient Greek, I can help you with commentaries/translations/grammar/syntax: - Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, - Homer, Aeschylus, Euripides, Sophocles, Sappho, - Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon.

Private academic reinforcement classes for ESO and Baccalaureate students in Social Sciences, in person and online. Professor with extensive training and experience in all branches of Humanities and Social Sciences: Philosophy, History of Philosophy, History, Geography, Spanish Language and Literature, Classical Culture, depending on the specialty. Possibility of taking other subjects, compulsory or optional, in consultation with the teacher. Monitoring of the study plan and academic curriculum, complemented with additional material provided by the teacher. The classes will be aimed at stimulating the student's motivation and creativity, not only to pass the subjects, but also to awaken their interest in studying and provide them with academic/professional guidance tools.

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.

I am a Primary Education student specializing in English and a C1 level student of Cambridge English. I can help with the preparation of English exams at school level, or the preparation of the B1 title. In addition, I can teach general classes in primary and secondary school subjects.

Special lessons are given to elementary, middle and high school students. Education and teaching of Greek language to foreign students. Free educational material is available depending on the needs and particularities of each student.My goal is to keep students challenged, but not overwhelmed. I assign homework after every lesson and provide periodic progress reports.

Communication is very important for the society and how we relate with others as someone who has being so extroverted I have developed my skills over times ....with me your perspective about life is okay but if we see it from another perspective can give us double insight and make u think outside the box . I do well in boosting those confidences ...hope too talk to you and have wonderful conversations that help us discover different perspectives, I respect your questions and give u the reality check u probably need .

Welcome to the Philosophy course at all levels by Manon, a passionate philosophy teacher and holder of a Philosophy degree. Whether you are a beginner in this discipline or want to deepen your knowledge, this course will allow you to explore fundamental philosophical concepts, prepare for the baccalaureate in philosophy, get help with your homework or even go over the basics essential. General philosophy: This course covers a full range of topics in philosophy, from metaphysical questions to ethical problems, epistemology and political philosophy. We will explore major philosophical theories, major schools of thought, and influential philosophers who have shaped our understanding of the world. You will develop a critical and in-depth vision of these concepts. Preparation for the philosophy baccalaureate: If you are preparing to take the baccalaureate philosophy test, this course is designed to provide you with the tools necessary for your success. We will study specific exam requirements, review recurring themes and frequently asked questions, and practice text analysis and essay exercises. You will be guided through the different stages of the exam, giving you the means to develop a solid and structured argument. To familiarize yourself with the exam format and practice in a targeted manner, we will use a corpus including past philosophy exam topics. You will have the opportunity to practice explaining text and writing essays based on these topics. We will analyze the different approaches and key points of these topics together, to build your confidence and mastery of the exam requirements. Philosophy homework help: If you need additional assistance with your philosophy homework, this course is the perfect opportunity to receive individualized support. I will help you clarify difficult concepts, deepen your understanding of philosophical texts, and improve your writing skills. Together we will address the questions and issues raised by your assignments, providing clear explanations and relevant advice. Resuming the concepts: If you want to refresh your knowledge of philosophy, this course is adapted to your needs. We will revisit key concepts and important theories in philosophy, with an emphasis on understanding and critical thinking. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss philosophical ideas and consolidate your knowledge base. Methodology of text explanation and dissertation: Philosophy requires a methodical and rigorous approach to analyzing philosophical texts and constructing solid arguments. During this program, we will teach you the essential methodologies for explaining a philosophical text and writing a philosophical dissertation. You will learn to identify key ideas, structure your reasoning, support your arguments with relevant examples and develop critical and coherent thinking. The essay is a key component of the philosophy exam. During this program, I will teach you the techniques necessary to construct a strong and coherent essay. You will learn to formulate a clear problem, structure your argument, use relevant examples and develop a convincing conclusion. We will also review the assessment criteria used during the exam in order to prepare you optimally. We will look in detail at the methodology of text explanation, which is an essential skill for the philosophy exam. You will learn to rigorously analyze philosophical texts, identify the main ideas, decipher arguments and grasp the subtleties of concepts. Through practical exercises, you will develop your skills in critical reading and interpretation of philosophical texts. Discussion of several philosophical problems: Philosophy is a discipline that addresses fundamental questions about the nature of existence, morality, knowledge, freedom and many other subjects. During this program, we will engage in in-depth discussions of several relevant philosophical issues. You will be encouraged to express your own opinions, confront different perspectives and develop critical thinking on these complex issues. Application of philosophy in daily life: Philosophy is not limited to a school subject, it is also relevant in our daily lives. During this program, we will explore how philosophical concepts can be applied to concrete situations in everyday life. We will analyze ethical dilemmas, social justice issues, knowledge issues and more. You will discover how philosophy can enrich your understanding of the world around you. Join me on this intellectually stimulating journey to discover philosophy. Whether you want to improve your critical thinking skills, prepare for an exam, or simply explore fundamental questions of human existence, this course is designed to help you achieve your philosophical goals.

English course or social science subjects (particularly Economics and Philosophy) taught by a graduate in Economics, Philosophy and Politics. I have experience teaching English and economics and I have lived in England for 4 years, of which I spent 3 studying and 1 working.

I have a PhD in Philosophy from the University of York (UK). During my doctoral studies, I obtained extensive teaching experience in Philosophy, having served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of York and the University of Leeds. Currently, I am also a Tutor in Philosophy for the Centre of Lifelong Learning of the University of York. I have taught a variety of philosophy courses including, but not limited to, Ethics, Ancient Philosophy, Early Modern Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Existentialism, and Logic. No matter what your level is, I can help you develop your philosophical knowledge and skills, and excel at an academic, professional, and individual level.

Hebrew (Biblical): alphabet, grammar, reading, writing (both cursive and press letters), listening, exercises, culture, Haguim (Biblical Feasts/Calendar), Basics on Sofrut (Scribal Art) and on Te'amei HaMikra (Cantillation Tropes). Hebrew (Modern): alphabet, grammar, speaking, reading, writing. Greek (Biblical - Basics): alphabet, grammar, reading, writing, listening, exercises. English: alphabet, grammar, speaking, reading, writing. Portuguese: conversation sessions.

Basic studies of philosophy and psychology. Baccalaureate level. Depending on the level, a small study or meeting will be held to clarify the topics, contents and parallel teachings. Course adapted to the student, there is also an option in English.

Course Title: Discovering Stoicism: Lessons from ancient philosophy for the modern world Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Stoicism with our online course, "Discovering Stoicism." This comprehensive course will take you through the history of the Stoic school, from its beginnings to its relevance today. We will thoroughly explore the leading representatives of Stoicism, such as Zeno of Citius, Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius, unraveling their key contributions to this timeless philosophy. Throughout the course, we will delve into the fundamental ideas of Stoicism, examining principles such as acceptance of destiny, the pursuit of virtue, and the importance of living in accordance with nature. We will address topics such as controlling emotions, overcoming adversity, and cultivating a meaningful and ethical life. With a practical approach, we will explore how to apply Stoic principles to contemporary challenges, giving you practical tools to improve your emotional well-being, make wiser decisions, and cultivate resilience in a dynamic modern world. Featured Contents: 1. Introduction to Stoicism: Origins and Evolution. 2. Main Representatives: Zeno, Seneca, Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius. 3. Fundamental Principles of Stoicism. 4. Practical Application in Daily Life. 5. Relevance of Stoicism in Today's World. Join us and discover how the ancient teachings of Stoicism can enrich your life and provide you with valuable perspectives to face modern challenges with serenity and wisdom!

Khawla Al-Ammari is a philosophy professor who graduated from the Higher Teachers’ College and holds a professional master’s degree in philosophy, specializing in knowledge and society. I teach philosophy in secondary institutes and provide lessons in general philosophy, moral and political philosophy, Islamic philosophy, and everything related to philosophy. Hello, everyone, children. And students and lovers of wisdom.

Hello, I teach subjects that deal with the humanistic, cultural, and intellectual aspects of life, philosophy, social sciences, religion, and the arts. These literary subjects aim to develop the mental, creative, and critical abilities of students, and provide them with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, evaluate, and communicate ideas and meanings. Literary materials contribute to the formation of the national, humanitarian and cultural identity of students, and promote the values of tolerance, pluralism and dialogue.