Preparation of the file and tests for studies abroad - Milan - Private lessons

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Preparation of the file and tests for studies abroad

From 23 £ /h

In my final year, I felt lost. There were so many training courses that interested me. Making the right choice can sometimes be difficult. I will share all my tips and tricks with you and support you throughout the process. I am very often available, and you can contact me even outside of class hours if necessary.
I can tell you about scholarships, tests to take, the selection process, etc.
There are lots of opportunities (in the United States, UK, Canada, etc.) that many high school students ignore. I will help you find the program and university that suits you with a scholarship that can go as far as covering all your tuition and accommodation costs.

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About Me

I am currently in the 3rd year of a Bachelor's degree at La Bocconi University in Milan. It is a course that provides a solid quantitative background in mathematics, statistics and computer science, which forms the basis for understanding complex algorithms. In final year, I obtained a baccalaureate options Mathematics, Physics-Chemistry, and SES with honors. I also retain significant knowledge of scientific and literary subjects. I am very versatile and am ready to help in several areas and subjects. I am also very knowledgeable in everything relating to higher studies abroad (in the United States, Italy, UK, Canada,...) I can also guide you and help you choose the university that suits you. agrees.
I am very available (even outside class times) to answer my students' questions, to coach them and reassure them. I will play a supporting role throughout the school year in order to make my students love the subject while giving them confidence in themselves and their abilities.

Education

-French Baccalaureate 2021 with Mathematics, Physics-Chemistry, and SES Options (Very Good)
-Bachelor in Economics and Computer Science at La Bocconi University in Milan

Experience / Qualifications

Qualification:
- SAT: 1450
- IELTS: 7.5
- French Baccalaureate: With honors
Experience:
- Full-time internship Deloitte Milan- consulting- in Cybersecurity

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Adults (18-64 years old)

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English

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Clep test preparation

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Mathematics course for high school and high school students.

23 £ /h

I am currently pursuing a master's degree in artificial intelligence, a highly quantitative program that has allowed me to deepen my knowledge of algebra and arithmetic. I have a genuine passion for numbers and I enjoy sharing this passion by making concepts clear, concrete, and engaging.

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With regards to english proficiency exams my approach begins with discovering the level and capabilities of the students in order to create a structured plan to improve the areas that need it the most.

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✨ My approach to the GMAT
Every student starts from a different place, and that’s why my method is highly personalized. We begin by identifying your strengths and weaknesses, and then I design a plan that focuses on what will make the biggest difference to your score.

- In Quantitative reasoning, we build a solid foundation of concepts (algebra, arithmetic, statistics, word problems) and then learn shortcuts and strategies to approach GMAT-style problems efficiently.
- In Verbal Reasoning, I teach you how to read with precision, break down arguments, and spot traps in Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension.
- For Data Insights, we practice interpreting complex tables, graphs, and multi-source information, while learning how to manage time and avoid overthinking.

Every lesson combines theory, practice, and strategy: I don’t just explain the content, I show you how to approach the test as a whole. You’ll learn to recognize question types, choose the quickest solution path, and stay calm under time pressure.

✨ Beyond GMAT: Application Support
Getting the score is only the first step. I also guide students through the full application process: writing a strong CV and essays, preparing for interviews, and creating a clear strategy for admission.

✨ Why choose me?
Because I’ve lived this journey myself. I know how stressful it can be, and I also know what it takes to succeed. My background at HEC Paris and my collaboration with mentors from the world’s best Business Schools mean I can support you not only academically, but also strategically.

💻 Classes are online, flexible, and available in English or Italian.
🎯 Goal: helping you reach your target score – and your dream Business School.

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My approach is straightforward: I make sure students really understand the basics first, because that’s the key to handling more difficult topics later on. I’ve seen how much confidence this gives students, and it’s something I always try to build in my lessons.

I’ve worked with students from international schools as well as those preparing for exams, and I’ve helped many of them improve their grades and raise their SAT Math scores. I try to adapt my lessons to each student’s needs and make math feel logical and approachable, not overwhelming.

At the end of the day, I love being a math teacher and helping students see that math can actually be simple once it “clicks.”

For a perfect score on SAT, students need to transition from the traditional classroom habit of 'showing all work' to a high-efficiency test-taking strategy that enables them to find the correct answer with the best use of time. Instead of doing lengthy calculations, we focus on problem-solving tactics and quick-look methods. My goal is to equip you with the specific shortcuts and skills needed to reach the final solution quickly and correctly.

We cover all four critical content areas tested by the College Board, prioritizing the high-yield topics that make up 70% of your score:
Algebra (~35%): linear equations, inequalities, functions, and systems.
Advanced Math (~35%): quadratics, exponential functions, and nonlinear models.
Problem-Solving & Data Analysis (~15%): ratios, percentages, probability, and complex statistical data.
Geometry & Trigonometry (~15%): solving area/volume, circle theorems, and right-triangle trigonometry.

During our lessons you will learn:
how to use the built-in graphing calculator to solve equations, word problems.
when to "plug in numbers" or "backsolve" rather than doing full algebraic work.
the "Grid-in" section where there are no multiple-choice options to lean on.
how to avoid formatting errors and double-check your logic to ensure 100% accuracy on these high-pressure questions.

I scored a 1550 on the SAT and have been helping students prepare for the SAT for over 3 years, with a consistent focus on helping students reach and exceed the 1500+ range.
This class is designed to go beyond simply reviewing SAT content. We will focus on strategy, efficiency, accuracy, and the specific habits that separate a good SAT score from an exceptional one.

What we will focus on
- How to approach difficult SAT questions efficiently
- Strategies for consistently scoring 1500+
- How to recognize common SAT question patterns and traps
- Techniques for eliminating answer choices quickly
- How to manage time effectively across the entire test
- When to use your calculator and how to use it efficiently
- How to approach unfamiliar questions without getting stuck
- Strategies for maximizing both Math and Reading & Writing
- Common mistakes that prevent students from breaking 1500
- How to analyze practice tests and identify exactly where points are being lost
- How to turn weaknesses into measurable score improvements

Advanced strategies for students already scoring in the 1400–1500+ range
We will work through challenging, realistic SAT-style questions and focus on why certain approaches work, rather than simply memorizing rules or solutions.
Whether you are trying to break 1400, reach 1500, or push toward 1550+, the goal of this class is to give you a clear strategy for approaching the SAT and maximizing every available point.

You don't need to know everything to score 1500+. You need to know how to recognize the question, choose the right strategy, and execute it efficiently.

My approach to teaching english varies depending on the level and age of the student. The main aim is to create an atmosphere where english is enjoyable and easy. The goal is to enhance every students english to the next level and beyond, engaging with the student through conversation and other activities in order for them to learn to speak and write like a native.
With regards to english proficiency exams my approach begins with discovering the level and capabilities of the students in order to create a structured plan to improve the areas that need it the most.

Preparing for the GMAT is not just about solving practice questions – it’s about learning how to think the way the test requires, and building strategies that work for you. My name is Eugenia, I graduated from HEC Paris, and I now coach students who want to get into the world’s top Business Schools.

✨ My approach to the GMAT
Every student starts from a different place, and that’s why my method is highly personalized. We begin by identifying your strengths and weaknesses, and then I design a plan that focuses on what will make the biggest difference to your score.

- In Quantitative reasoning, we build a solid foundation of concepts (algebra, arithmetic, statistics, word problems) and then learn shortcuts and strategies to approach GMAT-style problems efficiently.
- In Verbal Reasoning, I teach you how to read with precision, break down arguments, and spot traps in Critical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension.
- For Data Insights, we practice interpreting complex tables, graphs, and multi-source information, while learning how to manage time and avoid overthinking.

Every lesson combines theory, practice, and strategy: I don’t just explain the content, I show you how to approach the test as a whole. You’ll learn to recognize question types, choose the quickest solution path, and stay calm under time pressure.

✨ Beyond GMAT: Application Support
Getting the score is only the first step. I also guide students through the full application process: writing a strong CV and essays, preparing for interviews, and creating a clear strategy for admission.

✨ Why choose me?
Because I’ve lived this journey myself. I know how stressful it can be, and I also know what it takes to succeed. My background at HEC Paris and my collaboration with mentors from the world’s best Business Schools mean I can support you not only academically, but also strategically.

💻 Classes are online, flexible, and available in English or Italian.
🎯 Goal: helping you reach your target score – and your dream Business School.

Currently I work as a math teacher in an international school. I’ve been teaching and tutoring math for more than 7 years, starting back when I was studying Civil Engineering for my bachelor’s degree. Over time, I realized that teaching math is what I truly enjoy, and it has become my main focus.

My approach is straightforward: I make sure students really understand the basics first, because that’s the key to handling more difficult topics later on. I’ve seen how much confidence this gives students, and it’s something I always try to build in my lessons.

I’ve worked with students from international schools as well as those preparing for exams, and I’ve helped many of them improve their grades and raise their SAT Math scores. I try to adapt my lessons to each student’s needs and make math feel logical and approachable, not overwhelming.

At the end of the day, I love being a math teacher and helping students see that math can actually be simple once it “clicks.”

For a perfect score on SAT, students need to transition from the traditional classroom habit of 'showing all work' to a high-efficiency test-taking strategy that enables them to find the correct answer with the best use of time. Instead of doing lengthy calculations, we focus on problem-solving tactics and quick-look methods. My goal is to equip you with the specific shortcuts and skills needed to reach the final solution quickly and correctly.

We cover all four critical content areas tested by the College Board, prioritizing the high-yield topics that make up 70% of your score:
Algebra (~35%): linear equations, inequalities, functions, and systems.
Advanced Math (~35%): quadratics, exponential functions, and nonlinear models.
Problem-Solving & Data Analysis (~15%): ratios, percentages, probability, and complex statistical data.
Geometry & Trigonometry (~15%): solving area/volume, circle theorems, and right-triangle trigonometry.

During our lessons you will learn:
how to use the built-in graphing calculator to solve equations, word problems.
when to "plug in numbers" or "backsolve" rather than doing full algebraic work.
the "Grid-in" section where there are no multiple-choice options to lean on.
how to avoid formatting errors and double-check your logic to ensure 100% accuracy on these high-pressure questions.

I scored a 1550 on the SAT and have been helping students prepare for the SAT for over 3 years, with a consistent focus on helping students reach and exceed the 1500+ range.
This class is designed to go beyond simply reviewing SAT content. We will focus on strategy, efficiency, accuracy, and the specific habits that separate a good SAT score from an exceptional one.

What we will focus on
- How to approach difficult SAT questions efficiently
- Strategies for consistently scoring 1500+
- How to recognize common SAT question patterns and traps
- Techniques for eliminating answer choices quickly
- How to manage time effectively across the entire test
- When to use your calculator and how to use it efficiently
- How to approach unfamiliar questions without getting stuck
- Strategies for maximizing both Math and Reading & Writing
- Common mistakes that prevent students from breaking 1500
- How to analyze practice tests and identify exactly where points are being lost
- How to turn weaknesses into measurable score improvements

Advanced strategies for students already scoring in the 1400–1500+ range
We will work through challenging, realistic SAT-style questions and focus on why certain approaches work, rather than simply memorizing rules or solutions.
Whether you are trying to break 1400, reach 1500, or push toward 1550+, the goal of this class is to give you a clear strategy for approaching the SAT and maximizing every available point.

You don't need to know everything to score 1500+. You need to know how to recognize the question, choose the right strategy, and execute it efficiently.

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