Teacher with an Erasmus Mundus Master's degree in "French and German philosophies in the European area" and an aggregation of upper secondary education wishes to give private lessons (both in philosophy and in French). My university education is essentially philosophical. I first obtained a bachelor's degree in philosophy and sociology at the Paris Sorbonne University, before being awarded an Erasmus mundus scholarship, which allowed me to pursue my master's degree in philosophy. Also, I hold two aggregations of the upper secondary education (one for the didactic of the course of catholic religion and the other for the didactic of the course of philosophy and citizenship). My passion is not limited only to the acquisition of skills. It also extends to the "transmission" and the exchange of these. That's how I got a taste for teaching. Indeed, I am currently entering my fifth year in teaching (first as a professor of religion and currently as a professor of philosophy and citizenship). However, the objectives of the courses that I offer (academic support, improvement of an already solid level or a simple desire to cultivate oneself, help with writing various works, etc.) depend on everyone. These same objectives will be set during a prior discussion. The teacher (who I am) is not only a transmitter of knowledge and skills. It is also someone who is there to guide and guide. That's why, beyond the goals that are set, I develop a pedagogy that encourages interaction.