My Experience
My first experience in tutoring was in Paris with high-school students revising for the Baccalauréat test. I ensured that my students were retaining the maximum of content information and efficient academic methods while at the same time gaining support and personal confidence approaching the test.
I have then taught French to A-Level students in Edinburgh. I helped students enjoying French through a dynamic and fun perspective of the language, but respecting the strict requirements of the top-level skills expected to pass their exams.
Lastly, I helped students and adults in London and Oxford with French for conversation purposes. I loved helping them discover my language through activities and real conversational topics, adapting to the interests each specifically had.
My Qualifications
I have a Bachelor degree from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po Paris). I received 18,5/20 for Scientific Humanities course conducted by Professor Bruno Latour. I chose to do my third year abroad at the University of Melbourne. I had 82% for Academic English, 78% for Anthropology of Nature, 77% for Power, Ideology and Inequality. I then did a Taught Masters (MSc) in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh. My dissertation was marked 72% and my work for the Introduction to Anthropological Theory course 73%. In 2015, I finished a Masters of Research (MRes) in Anthropology at the University College London. My essays for the module Ecology of Human Groups received 78%, for Anthropology of Development 75% and for Anthropological Methods 72%.
