Mathematics is very often the most feared subject during secondary school by students. It is sometimes difficult during a classroom lesson to get the little "click" to understand how math works. Having done math 8 hours/week in secondary school and having graduated from Solvay Brussels School, I will be able to help your child get the hang of math, demonize the course and above all help them succeed in this subject.

Economics can sometimes seem complicated when you see it in class with a teacher for whom everything is taken for granted, which is why, being a graduate of the Solvay Brussels School, I teach economics courses, whether microeconomics, macro economics, political economy, industrial policy, European economy etc, so that you can understand correctly and then succeed.

Being a graduate of Solvay and having had 8 hours of math lessons per week during my secondary school. I offer a math class. For me the important thing is that the student feels comfortable, you have to start over with the basics and when these are acquired correctly for the future, you can move on to more complex exercises. I work a lot with mind mapping and colors, to promote long-term visual memory.