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Business and Social Studies (GCSE, A-Levels, IB, Adult Education)
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Having studied and worked in multiple educational environments in Greece and the UK, I have found that the combination of formal and non-formal education methods is the best teaching tool for international students of diverse educational backgrounds. In my lessons, I present the theory of GCSE subjects (Business Studies and Social Studies), as well as A-Level and IB subjects (Business & Entrepreneurship, Essay Writing, Presentations & Interviews) not only through lecturing, giving examples, mini exercises, assessments, but also through ice breaking and team bonding games, role-playing games, debate, and mini projects. This aims to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge, but also with practical expertise, and at the same time to allow them to develop a plethora of soft skills that are useful for their educational and further professional background.
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About Me
Having studied and worked at multiple educational environments in Greece and UK, I have found that the combination of formal and non-formal education methods is the best teaching tool for international students of diverse education backgrounds. In my lectures I present the theory of GCSE subjects (Business Studies, Philosophy, Social Studies, Humanities), as well as A-Level and IB subjects (Economics, Business & Entrepreneurship, Psychology, Social Students and Theory of Knowledge, History & Politics, Media Studies, Essay Writing, Presentations & Interviews) not only through lecturing, giving examples, mini exercises, assessments, but also through ice breaking and team bonding games, role-playing games, debate and mini projects. This aims to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge, but also with practical expertise, and at the same time to give them the opportunity to develop a plethora of soft skills that are useful for their educational and further professional background.
Education
BA Political Science and Public Administration, Associate’s Degree Business and Finance, MLitt Management, Level 7 Diploma Strategic Management & Leadership CMI
Experience / Qualifications
Political and Administrative Scientist with specialization in International and European Studies and Business Administration. Master of Letters in General Management, PhD Candidate at University of Ioannina, Education Counselor, and Soft Skills Trainer.

I have more than 8 years professional experience in the field of administrative support, marketing, communication, event management, project management, training and research at various Greek and International organizations. I have also worked as a guest lecturer on the subject of Management, Leadership, Soft Skills, Types of Intelligence at Greek and UK Universities, as well as a private tutor for GCSE, A-Level and IB pupils and university-college students.
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Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
90 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Greek
German
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -05:00)
New York
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04-08
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Having studied and worked in multiple educational environments, I have found that the combination of formal and non-formal education methods is the best teaching tool for international students of diverse educational backgrounds.

In my lessons, I present the theory of Business Management through lecturing, giving examples, short videos, mini exercises, and assessments (past papers), as well as through ice-breaking and team bonding games, role-playing games, debate, and mini projects.

This aims to provide students not only with theoretical knowledge, but also with practical expertise, and at the same time to allow them to develop a plethora of soft skills that are useful for their educational and further professional background.

Concerning my teaching experience, I have worked as:

• an IB Category 2 Business Management Teacher at 2 private schools in Athens (3 Years)
• an A-Levels (AS/IA2) Business Teacher at a private school in Athens (4 years)
• a Business Teacher at a Summer Camp in the UK (2 Years)
• a Business College Lecturer (1 Year)
• a Foundation Teacher (2 Years)
• a Guest Lecturer on the subject of Management, Leadership, Soft Skills, and Types of Intelligence at 2 Universities in Greece (3 Years)
• a Soft skills trainer and project manager at a Fellowship Program (6 Years),
• an External partner -soft skills trainer at other companies (1 Year),
• a Soft skills trainer and project manager at the Atlantis Pre-med Fellowship Program (6 Years),
• an External partner -soft skills trainer at other companies (1 Year),
• a Private tutor for GCSE, A-Level, IB pupils and university-college students (7 Years).
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