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Architecture is an area of challenge and upgrade every day. The innovative and interesting practice of this profession continues to develop. If you are in this same sector, it is with pleasure that I will give a hand for the success of each.

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You have just arrived in Switzerland where you have been living for some time but do not master French or not enough. Being able to write it is important and it is not to neglect but to be able to express oneself in order to understand, to be understood but also to integrate, is very important. The goal is to make you progress quickly by focusing each course on a specific theme (for example: family, home, everyday life, professional life, etc. ..) You must be able to feel at home. comfortable enough quickly and so can you express even just after a few lessons. If you already have a good enough level, you will learn to perfectly master the oral as written.

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Having completed my Masters in Law, Anthropology and Society in London, I am currently trying to teach classes for young students. I myself did the IB / BI in bilingual (French / English) and then did my bachelor's degree in international relations. I want to help students find their way of working, which is different for everyone. Being completely bilingual English-French since my childhood, I am also willing to give language courses for adults.

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I speak fluent English and am able to give English lessons for help with homework, comprehension or just to improve your English. My goal is for the student to have extra-curricular help to be able to improve and not fall behind in the school program.

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17 year old student at the Nyon gymnasium, I would be motivated and available to support and help children in English, math, French, German and other branches if needed. I am bilingual English-French and speak some German. I am a responsible, patient person who is comfortable around children.

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Giving math, french and english lessons to elementary, college, and high school students