ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY AT UNIVERSITY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL

I am a Classical Philology student at the University of Valencia, with great teaching skills and a knack for explaining things. Classical languages are essential for learning our own language and a great help for learning other diverse languages. My teaching methodology is to consolidate the foundations of the subject with simple but well-explained examples, with the aim of improving the understanding of languages from their roots.

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.

Greek has significantly influenced many modern languages, particularly English. A vast number of English words have Greek roots, especially in fields such as medicine, science, philosophy, and the arts. Learning Greek can help you understand the etymology of many English words and terms, enhancing your vocabulary and comprehension. For example, words like "psychology," "democracy," and "philosophy" all have Greek origins. By learning Greek, you gain the ability to read and understand both classical and modern Greek literature. Classical works by authors like Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes are best appreciated in their original form, capturing nuances and meanings that translations might miss. Additionally, modern Greek literature offers rich storytelling and contemporary insights into Greek culture and society.

I have both solid academic and professional experience. I have taught for several years and can confidently say that I communicate easily with my students. My teaching approach involves actively engaging learners in the educational process, as I firmly believe in the importance of building lessons together.

Philosophy and Film – Appreciation and Essay Tutoring is an interdisciplinary course designed for learners who are curious about the deeper meanings behind cinema. Through selected films—ranging from classics to experimental works—we will explore philosophical themes such as identity, freedom, morality, memory, and the absurd. Each session blends film appreciation with critical thinking, guiding students to see how cinema can express, challenge, and reshape philosophical questions in ways that are emotionally and intellectually powerful. In addition to discussion-based learning, the course provides one-on-one or small group essay tutoring to support students in articulating their thoughts through writing. Whether you aim to develop academic essays, creative reflections, or structured reviews, this course helps you build the analytical and rhetorical skills needed to engage with film as a form of philosophical expression. Ideal for high school students, university applicants, or anyone interested in deepening their understanding of both philosophy and film.

I am a teacher with four years of experience in private and charter schools in Seville, plus another five years of private tutoring at different levels. I have taught all types of subjects in the area of Social Sciences in secondary, high school, and vocational training. I offer my experience and knowledge of assessment and teaching methods to achieve favorable academic results for my students.

I am a native Italian speaker. Italian lessons for all ages and levels, with stimulating games and role-playing. Degree in Philosophy and History, homework help. I am very young, 26 years old, and I currently work as a support teacher in high school, elementary school, and middle school. I am therefore very patient and dynamic. We will adapt the lessons to your needs and attention span, without increasing the workload, but with discipline and a program aimed at filling gaps and gradually avoiding the need for my help, promoting autonomy.

I am currently a third-year student pursuing a double degree in Philosophy and Social Studies at the University of Madrid (UCM). I have one year of experience teaching private tutoring and English classes. I offer classes in any subject from elementary to high school. However, I specialize in English and humanities and social sciences, which constitute my current field of study. My one-year stay in Dublin allows me to introduce my students to the English language more deeply, thereby instilling my passion for teaching and learning it. I also learned firsthand the study and examination methods at Cambridge, an institution from which I hold a C1, although my ongoing language training means I currently have a C2 level. In my classes, I try to tailor the content to the students' unique characteristics and interests to achieve the desired results as effectively as possible, while also improving their relationship with their studies and passion for knowledge.

As an experienced teacher, I offer French as a Foreign Language (FLE) courses and French tutoring from Primary to High School. My approach is rigorous, caring, and tailored to the specific needs of each student, whether they are a beginner or advanced learner, a child, a teenager, or an adult. Course objectives: Improve mastery of spoken and written French (grammar, spelling, vocabulary, expression, comprehension) Reinforce academic skills (reading, writing, methodology, preparation for homework and exams) Effectively prepare for official exams, such as: • DELF (A1 to B2) • DALF (C1-C2) • TCF / TEF • College diploma • Baccalaureate (advance and final exams)

The Humanities are a fascinating field worth exploring, both for personal enjoyment and for academic development. With fully personalized attention, tailored to your pace and subject preferences, I can help you expand and consolidate your knowledge in the areas of Philosophy, History, Art History, and Spanish Literature. Discover the world from one of the most beautiful and human perspectives!

This private class offers an exploration into rich and complex tapestry that is Chinese culture. Based on your interest, you'll learn more about Chinese history, philosophy, traditional and modern Chinese society, literature, religion, etc. With China's importance on the international stage growing incessantly, I believe it's very useful to understand the Chinese way of thinking, to develop awareness of cultural sensitivities and to gain some insight in the history that structures China's perspective on the world. Originally structured as a lecture-based course, the content can also be restructured into a more interactive learning design. Whether you're interested in ancient classical philosophy, dynastic history, modern Chinese society and popculture or the economic development of China, this course has something to offer.

Unlock the beauty of the Greek language—past and present! In this online class, learners of all ages and levels are welcome to explore both Ancient and Modern Greek, depending on their interests and goals. Modern Greek: Learn how to speak, read, and write in today’s Greek. Whether you're planning a trip to Greece, reconnecting with heritage, or starting from scratch, we’ll focus on practical language skills, grammar, vocabulary, and conversation. Ancient Greek: Dive into the language of Homer, Plato, and Aristotle. We’ll cover classical grammar, sentence structure, and reading ancient texts with understanding and appreciation—great for students, philosophy lovers, or anyone curious about the roots of Western thought. Lessons are interactive, personalized, and adapted to your level—beginner, intermediate, or advanced. All sessions are conducted online, offering flexibility and a supportive learning environment.

I'm currently working on my thesis. I took a literary preparatory class with an average of 16.5 in philosophy. I'm currently an "independent philosopher." I'm very interested in aesthetics, phenomenology, and the humanities and their approaches to urbanity! My favorite theme is the notion of dwelling. My approach will consist, mainly, of learning methods so that you are more efficient in your work - time is precious! As for knowledge, I will adapt it according to your needs/requests. I look forward to talking about it more fully and – why not – practicing it!

Hello! I’m a native Greek speaker with over 12 years of experience teaching Greek to both children and adults. I specialize in helping learners build strong foundations in grammar, vocabulary, and conversation, always adjusting my methods to suit each student's needs and goals. I hold a Master's degree in Translation Studies, which has deepened my understanding of language structure and communication. Learning Greek may seem challenging at first, but with a clear strategy and a supportive tutor, it becomes fun and effective. The easiest way to learn Greek is by combining real-life dialogue with cultural context. Many students ask, “Is Greek hard to learn?” The truth is that while it’s different from many other languages, with regular practice and the right guidance, you’ll progress faster than you expect. Typically, you can reach a basic conversational level within a few months. I offer engaging and practical lessons that keep learners motivated and confident. Whether you’re a complete beginner or want to improve your fluency, I’d be happy to support your journey to learning Greek!

Everyone who engages with politics (which is to say, everyone) has an ideology. But not everyone is conscious of- let alone consistent in their ideology. In fact, most people’s conscious politics are nothing more than an inconsistent aesthetic. But anyone who has a world they long to see owes it to themselves to at least be self aware of their own ideology, and they should probably also familiarize themselves with others as well. I can help on both fronts. This 10-session class serves as an introduction to the concept of political ideology. We will begin with a brief overview to various major academic theories of ideology, before moving on to a taxonomical survey of different ideological genuses and families, both “thick-centered” ideologies, that is, ideologies with a comprehensive core specific enough that they can stand on their own as it were, such as liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and fascism, and “thin centered” ideologies, which have much broader and hence much less specific cores, and hence must attach themselves to other thick centered host ideologies in order to fully manifest themselves, such as populism, nationalism, feminism, and ecologism.