Accessible philosophy to help you prepare for your exams!

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From 36 £ /h

Together we will prepare a lesson to discover or reinforce previously acquired knowledge.
The idea is to learn effectively through privileged dialogue, a space where all questions are welcome.
We will focus on a particular school of thought or philosopher in order to be prepared by the end of the year!

Location

Online from France

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Duration

30 minutes

45 minutes

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Philosophy

Art history

Philosophy

Availability of a typical week

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New York

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Gemma

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Do you love Italian people, history, and food and you would like to speak the language?
I am a CEDILS-certified Italian teacher born and raised in Florence, and I've also been a language student myself for a long time! If you want to be able to interact with Italians quickly, I can give you some tips about correct pronunciation, fundamental grammar, and vocabulary, but also Italian art and popular culture, which I think is fundamental to understanding the mentality and the country that you are going to interact with.
Lessons will be tailored according to the student's needs, level, and mother language and focused on the conversation.

I am also available to proofread your writings.

Ismail

5.0

(22)

My courses are aimed at students of all levels.
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.

Kevin

5.0

(22)

It is true that the philosopher is the friend of wisdom, but above all, he is someone who does not want to make mistakes in reasoning. Philosophizing is a way of reasoning and a way of solving problems that will never have a perfect and definitive solution. Knowing the distance between the Earth and the Moon is not a problem of philosophy, because it is enough to measure to solve it. On the other hand, knowing, for example, what justice is, is a problem of philosophy. A meter will not be able to help us know the answer. We must go about it differently, and in the courses I offer, I will teach you how.

You will learn

- text reading strategies
- case studies with the aim of learning from experts
- methodology in philosophy
- writing an essay
- writing a text commentary
- a work on the philosophers of your choice
- an overview of the history of philosophy
- the general culture necessary to be able to philosophize

I will adapt to your individual needs. Each course is tailor-made. We will analyze where your difficulties lie and together develop a course program that will make you perform as quickly as possible. The basic principle of the courses I offer is dialectics, like Plato's dialogues: reflecting together, making theoretical contributions, asking questions and seeking answers, and testing the validity of reasoning.

For the past 10 years, I have been teaching German using the philosophy methodology, having studied philosophy at the Master's level at Aix-Marseille University. It turns out that the analytical mind is very useful even outside the confines of philosophy. Today, there are even fields of activity such as management with philosophy or philotherapy. In recent years, some German students have asked me to also teach them philosophy courses, and that is why I decided to offer philosophy courses directly.

I look forward to meeting you during a first lesson.

Eliot

5.0

(22)

Tutoring for various subjects. Are you struggling with math, economics, philosophy, history, or languages (German, French, English, or Luxembourgish)? Let me help you rediscover the joy of learning these subjects.

Mathis

5.0

(22)

Online philosophy courses/tutoring.

I hold a Master's degree in Philosophy from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and the CAPES external teaching qualification in Philosophy. With an outstanding academic background and several years of experience, I offer online philosophy tutoring sessions for all levels (HPL, Baccalaureate, higher education).

Rigorous methodology (essay, text explanation, commentary).

Helps in building a solid argument and mastering concepts.

Personalized support based on the student's objectives and level.

Courses are taught via videoconference. Flexible schedules to be defined together.

Packages are available for regular follow-up appointments.

Julien

5.0

(22)

Philosophy is a fascinating but often difficult discipline to grasp. For this reason, it discourages many. Yet it is essential for understanding the world around us. Philosophy develops critical thinking and helps to better organize one's thoughts, while allowing each individual to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and to better analyze social issues. I offer courses tailored to your needs and objectives.

For high school students:
- Analysis of the texts discussed in class
- Explanation of the concepts used in your course
- Fundamentals of commentary and essay writing to succeed in the baccalaureate exam
- General knowledge to prepare you for higher education

For undergraduate students at university:
- Reading and analysis of key texts from the philosophical tradition
- Consolidation of the commentary and essay writing method
- Logic of the proposals: a return to the fundamentals
- History of philosophy: focus on a school of thought of your choice
- If needed, work on philosophical texts in English or Ancient Greek
- If needed, philosophical discussions on your favorite topics
- If needed, support in choosing a thesis topic for the master's degree

For adults wishing to discover the wonderful world of philosophy:
- Reading texts related to your interests
- History of philosophy courses covering the periods that interest you
Discussions combining cinema, literature and philosophy
- If needed, proofreading of your personal writings (additional cost)

In this course, you will acquire a solid philosophical foundation through the study of the great authors of the tradition: Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Kant, Nietzsche, and Marx, to name just a few. This course also aims to be an entry point to philosophy as it is practiced today; therefore, we will not hesitate to explore more contemporary texts from diverse traditions (feminism, political ecology, technocriticism, transhumanism, etc.). All of this is done with the same goal: to develop and enrich your thinking.

Package deals available for regular students.

Cosette

5.0

(22)

What if human culture is not exclusively human?
Zooanthropology, or On Becoming Cultural with Non-human Animals is an introductory 10-lesson course exploring the relationship between humans and other animals and asking a fundamental question: how much of what we call “culture” has actually emerged through our relationships with other species?
The course offers a different perspective. Rather than considering culture an exclusively human achievement, zooanthropology understands it as something that has emerged through relationships, encounters and exchanges between species. Other animals are not simply objects of human knowledge or resources for human development: they are subjects who have influenced, shaped and transformed us.
This perspective invites us to reconsider our own position in the world and to question some deeply rooted assumptions about the supposed boundary between humans and other animals. It also encourages us to decentre our perspective and to become more attentive to forms of intelligence, communication, emotion, learning and relationship that do not seem to resemble our own.
The course is transdisciplinary, drawing on anthropology, philosophy, ethology and other fields. Along the way, you will encounter concepts such as intersubjectivity, epiphany, hybridisation and epimelesis, among many others. But don't be intimidated by the terminology! No previous knowledge of anthropology, philosophy, ethology or zooanthropology is required. What the course does require is curiosity, an interest in human–nonhuman animal relations, and a willingness to question some familiar ideas and look at the world from a less anthropocentric perspective.
Slides and a bibliography will be provided.

Anaïs

5.0

(22)

I offer private French lessons (up to and including Master's level), grammar, philosophy, writing assistance (children, teenagers and adults), academic support (all levels).

I provide training specifically for the French brevet and baccalaureate exams (methodology, written practice, mock oral exams...).

I also proofread and correct written documents (dissertations, internship reports, professional documents, etc.).

--Background and experience--

Former French teacher, holder of the CAPES and the agrégation in Modern Literature, I have a background in literature, having done a Preparatory Literary Class, then a Master's degree in Modern Literature at the Sorbonne.

I have been giving private lessons for several years, whether in French, philosophy, or writing support. My lessons are designed and tailored to suit the student's profile and needs.

Lucía

5.0

(22)

My goal is to make History feel less like an endless list of dates and names, and help you understand what happened, why it happened, and how different events are connected.

We’ll work with clear explanations, diagrams, examples, and practical techniques to prepare for exams and structure your answers effectively. I adapt each lesson to the pace and needs of every student.

The idea is that you feel comfortable asking as many questions as you need and finish each lesson genuinely understanding the subject.

And on top of that, I have a C1 level in English!

Javier

5.0

(22)

Philosophy and Psychology for Adults: Thinking, Understanding, and Getting to Know Yourself Better

Have you ever wondered why you make certain decisions, what you really want from your life, or what meaning some experiences that have marked you have?

This class arises precisely from those questions.

This isn't your typical philosophy or psychology class, and you don't need any prior knowledge. It's a space to pause, reflect, and discuss the questions we all ask ourselves at some point in our lives, but rarely find the time to address.

Through philosophy, psychology, and other related disciplines, we will explore topics such as self-knowledge, relationships, freedom, fear, happiness, decision-making, identity, the meaning of life, our beliefs, and the great questions that accompany us as human beings.

The idea isn't to give you ready-made answers. On the contrary: it's about learning to ask better questions and finding your own answers.

The sessions will be dynamic and participatory, combining explanation

Ejder

5.0

(22)

Explore questions of meaning, freedom, responsibility, values, choice, suffering, identity, mortality, and existence through Logotherapy, Existential Analysis, and philosophical inquiry.

My background includes advanced training in Logotherapy and Existential Analysis, alongside academic studies in Philosophy, Archaeology, and Comparative Literature. This interdisciplinary background allows me to approach questions of meaning and existence through both philosophical concepts and the framework developed within Logotherapy and Existential Analysis.

In our sessions, we can explore the ideas of Viktor Frankl, the foundations of Logotherapy and Existential Analysis, existential philosophy, meaning-centered perspectives, and philosophical questions related to freedom, responsibility, values, purpose, suffering, and human existence.

Depending on your interests, we can focus on a particular concept, philosophical question, book or text, or follow a more structured introduction to Logotherapy and Existential Analysis. We can also compare different philosophical perspectives and examine how concepts such as meaning, freedom, responsibility, values, mortality, and existential choice have been approached across different traditions.

You do not need any previous knowledge of philosophy, Logotherapy, or Existential Analysis. Sessions can be introductory or more advanced depending on your background and interests. The aim is to create a thoughtful and intellectually engaging space for learning, reflection, and philosophical dialogue.

These sessions are educational and discussion-based. They are not psychotherapy, psychiatric care, medical treatment, or a substitute for professional mental health services.

Robinson

5.0

(22)

An approach based on the close study of sometimes little-known works to develop a solid artistic culture.
- Study of the materiality of the works.
- Interpretation and history of the works and movements on the program.
- Development of a critical mind and an artistic eye.

Preparation for the École du Louvre entrance exam: Support in compiling the 35 works on the syllabus.
==> Methodology of the dissertation and the description of works of art.
Mock exams: suggested topics and corrections of assignments.
==> A personalized approach to success in April.

Michi

5.0

(22)

Teaching through lectures and discussions accompanied by representative images from different periods of art history. We will discuss the composition of images, the main characteristics of different movements and styles, the meaning behind their iconography, and the historical context in which they emerged. We will discuss the history of Western art from antiquity to the present day. We won't limit ourselves to Europe! We will also discuss pre-Columbian and American art. My class is aimed at anyone interested in learning about art history, whether for personal enrichment or as a supplement to a school course.

Alba

5.0

(22)

Block period coming up?? If you are struggling to understand a difficult philosophical text, organise your ideas for an essay, or express a complex argument clearly: I am happy to help!

I am a PhD Candidate in Political Philosophy, and I enjoy working through complex ideas, understanding how arguments fit together, and finding ways to express them clearly. If you want to feel more confident in your university work and need one-on-one guidance, I'd like to share these skills with you.

Together, we can work on:
- Text analysis: philosophical papers and books can be tricky. We can unpack them and work step-by-step on identifying the main arguments and understanding the key concepts behind them.
- Essay structure and academic writing: do you have lots of ideas but don’t know how to organise them? Finding the right words isn’t always easy. We can work together to define a clear direction for your essay, structure your arguments and ensure your ideas flow naturally from one point to the next.
- Academic discussion: whether you’re preparing for a seminar, an oral exam or simply want to feel more confident debating ideas, we can practise explaining your point of view, responding to objections and critically engaging with other perspectives.

Every student is different, and I like to adapt our lessons to what you need most: don't hesitate to reach out and share your goals!
Naturally, you can bring your own texts, readings, essay questions, or drafts, so we can work directly on the material you're studying at university. During the lesson, we'll discuss your ideas, work through examples, and tackle any questions or difficulties that come up.

Lessons take place either online or in Groningen -- either in a café, at the Forum, or on campus!

Valery

5.0

(22)

Soy psicóloga y docente, y acompaño a estudiantes que quieren aprender a estudiar mejor y con menos estrés. No solo repasamos contenidos: como psicóloga sé por qué un estudiante no retiene, se bloquea antes de un examen o pierde la motivación, y trabajo sobre eso.

En las clases trabajamos:
• Hábitos y rutinas de estudio adaptados a cada estudiante.
• Organización del tiempo y planificación antes de los exámenes.
• Comprensión lectora, toma de apuntes y estrategias de memoria.
• Manejo de la ansiedad ante los exámenes, motivación y constancia.
• Apoyo en ciencias sociales, filosofía, ética y redacción en español (primaria, ESO y bachillerato).
• Psicología a nivel universitario: psicología general, evolutiva, psicopatología, metodología de la investigación y acompañamiento en trabajos de fin de grado.

Experiencia: he diseñado e impartido un módulo formativo completo y he coordinado académicamente un programa con más de 100 estudiantes, con seguimiento individual a cada uno. También he trabajado con niños, incluidos niños con trastornos del neurodesarrollo, y con sus familias.

Cómo son las clases: empezamos con un diagnóstico de cómo estudia el alumno y qué le cuesta, y a partir de ahí armamos un plan con objetivos claros. Doy seguimiento del progreso y comparto material de apoyo propio. Clases por videollamada (Zoom o Google Meet) con horario adaptado a España.

También doy clases de:
• Canva: diseño de presentaciones, trabajos escolares, infografías y piezas para redes sociales.
• Uso de la inteligencia artificial para niños y adolescentes: cómo usarla de forma segura y responsable para estudiar, investigar y crear, sin que haga las tareas por ellos.
• Psicología: clases y refuerzo para estudiantes de bachillerato y de universidad.
• Artes manuales y manualidades: actividades creativas que desarrollan la motricidad fina, la concentración y la paciencia.