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English tutoring – a personalized, clear, and motivating method
From 73 C$ /h
As a law student at Oxford University, I understand the importance of clear explanations, critical thinking, and self-confidence in learning. I offer private tutoring in English, mathematics, and humanities in a supportive, dynamic environment tailored to each student's needs, abilities, and goals.
My teaching method
I am convinced that effective learning relies first and foremost on a genuine understanding of concepts, rather than simply memorizing them. My lessons are interactive, encouraging, and adapted to each student's pace, with the aim of making difficult subjects more accessible and engaging.
I break down complex concepts into simple steps, use concrete examples, and encourage students to ask questions and develop their own reasoning.
My goal is not only to improve their academic results, but also to help them gain confidence, independence and a love of learning.
What sets me apart
I am currently a law student at New College, University of Oxford, where my studies require strong analytical, writing, and reasoning skills.
I also have an excellent level in mathematics, having achieved the maximum grade of A* in the GCSE Advanced Mathematics, an exam which I took a year early.
I combine academic rigor with a warm and accessible teaching approach. Aware that each student learns differently, I strive to create a reassuring environment where everyone feels free to ask questions, make mistakes, and progress at their own pace.
My teaching method
I am convinced that effective learning relies first and foremost on a genuine understanding of concepts, rather than simply memorizing them. My lessons are interactive, encouraging, and adapted to each student's pace, with the aim of making difficult subjects more accessible and engaging.
I break down complex concepts into simple steps, use concrete examples, and encourage students to ask questions and develop their own reasoning.
My goal is not only to improve their academic results, but also to help them gain confidence, independence and a love of learning.
What sets me apart
I am currently a law student at New College, University of Oxford, where my studies require strong analytical, writing, and reasoning skills.
I also have an excellent level in mathematics, having achieved the maximum grade of A* in the GCSE Advanced Mathematics, an exam which I took a year early.
I combine academic rigor with a warm and accessible teaching approach. Aware that each student learns differently, I strive to create a reassuring environment where everyone feels free to ask questions, make mistakes, and progress at their own pace.
Extra information
Who are my courses for?
I offer private lessons to primary and secondary school students, particularly those following Swiss, British or international school programs, depending on the subject and level.
Whether it is regular support for homework, help in understanding difficult concepts, exam preparation or simply a need to regain self-confidence, I adapt my lessons to the objectives of each student.
Courses are available online or at home in the Geneva area, with flexible schedules and the possibility of organizing regular weekly sessions.
Typical course outline
Review: We begin by reviewing recent lessons, any difficulties encountered, and concepts already studied.
Explanation: I review or introduce essential concepts using clear explanations and examples adapted to the student's learning style.
Practical application: We work together on exercises, homework or exam questions, gradually encouraging autonomy.
I offer private lessons to primary and secondary school students, particularly those following Swiss, British or international school programs, depending on the subject and level.
Whether it is regular support for homework, help in understanding difficult concepts, exam preparation or simply a need to regain self-confidence, I adapt my lessons to the objectives of each student.
Courses are available online or at home in the Geneva area, with flexible schedules and the possibility of organizing regular weekly sessions.
Typical course outline
Review: We begin by reviewing recent lessons, any difficulties encountered, and concepts already studied.
Explanation: I review or introduce essential concepts using clear explanations and examples adapted to the student's learning style.
Practical application: We work together on exercises, homework or exam questions, gradually encouraging autonomy.
Location
At student's location :
- Around Versoix, Switzerland
At teacher's location :
- Chemin du Petit-Montfleury, Versoix, Suisse
Online from Switzerland
About Me
Hello! I am currently a law student (BA Jurisprudence) at New College, University of Oxford, and I am passionate about making law accessible, challenging and enjoyable to study.
Having myself successfully navigated the highly selective admissions process at Oxford University, I know the importance of developing strong analytical skills, an independent critical mind, and clear, structured expression.
My studies at Oxford provided me with a solid foundation in several areas of law, including contract law, tort law, constitutional and administrative law, and legal philosophy. I also developed extensive experience in analyzing court decisions and constructing rigorous and persuasive legal arguments.
I adopt a caring, patient, and encouraging teaching approach, adapting each lesson to the student's level, interests, and objectives. I particularly enjoy helping students gain confidence, tackle complex legal issues, and express their ideas clearly.
I offer support for law studies, preparation for the LNAT (Law National Aptitude Test), law school admission interviews at Oxford, as well as the development of legal reasoning and argumentation.
Based in the Geneva area, I offer flexible courses online or in person.
Looking forward to accompanying you on your journey and helping you achieve your goals!
Having myself successfully navigated the highly selective admissions process at Oxford University, I know the importance of developing strong analytical skills, an independent critical mind, and clear, structured expression.
My studies at Oxford provided me with a solid foundation in several areas of law, including contract law, tort law, constitutional and administrative law, and legal philosophy. I also developed extensive experience in analyzing court decisions and constructing rigorous and persuasive legal arguments.
I adopt a caring, patient, and encouraging teaching approach, adapting each lesson to the student's level, interests, and objectives. I particularly enjoy helping students gain confidence, tackle complex legal issues, and express their ideas clearly.
I offer support for law studies, preparation for the LNAT (Law National Aptitude Test), law school admission interviews at Oxford, as well as the development of legal reasoning and argumentation.
Based in the Geneva area, I offer flexible courses online or in person.
Looking forward to accompanying you on your journey and helping you achieve your goals!
Education
International Baccalaureate (IB): 42/45 points – La Châtaigneraie, Ecolint. Law student (Jurisprudence) at the University of Oxford. Strong analytical, writing, and critical thinking skills.
Experience / Qualifications
I am currently a BA Jurisprudence (law) student at New College, University of Oxford, one of the most prestigious universities in the world.
My admission to Oxford allowed me to gain firsthand experience of the selection process, including the LNAT, admission interviews, and the academic requirements of top British universities.
During my studies, I developed solid knowledge in contract law, civil liability, constitutional and administrative law, European law and philosophy of law.
Oxford's teaching method, based on small group tutoring, extensive reading, and the regular writing of argumentative essays, enabled me to strengthen my skills in legal analysis, critical reasoning, research, and argumentation.
I therefore offer tailored support to law students and candidates wishing to enter a British university, particularly Oxford.
Perfectly fluent in English and also speaking French, I can support students in their preparation for law studies in English, while providing them with explanations in French if necessary.
My goal is to impart not only legal knowledge, but also the essential working and thinking methods needed to succeed in demanding studies.
My admission to Oxford allowed me to gain firsthand experience of the selection process, including the LNAT, admission interviews, and the academic requirements of top British universities.
During my studies, I developed solid knowledge in contract law, civil liability, constitutional and administrative law, European law and philosophy of law.
Oxford's teaching method, based on small group tutoring, extensive reading, and the regular writing of argumentative essays, enabled me to strengthen my skills in legal analysis, critical reasoning, research, and argumentation.
I therefore offer tailored support to law students and candidates wishing to enter a British university, particularly Oxford.
Perfectly fluent in English and also speaking French, I can support students in their preparation for law studies in English, while providing them with explanations in French if necessary.
My goal is to impart not only legal knowledge, but also the essential working and thinking methods needed to succeed in demanding studies.
Age
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
The class is taught in
French
English
Skills
Availability of a typical week
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New York
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
00-04
04-08
08-12
12-16
16-20
20-24
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