Noemie F.

My name is Noémie and I am currently studying International Relations in London as I have a strong interest in geopolitics and global and current affairs. Indeed, I am deeply curious about how international relations, political dynamics, and global challenges shape our world today.
I come from an international background, holding dual French and Spanish nationality. Throughout my life, I have had the opportunity to live in several countries, including Spain, France, South Korea, and Singapore. These experiences have allowed me to develop a broad cultural understanding and an open-minded perspective on global issues.
I speak three languages, french and english fluently and I have a B2 level in Spanish.
I graduated in June 2025 with a French Baccalaureate.
In the past, I have given lessons to several students, of different ages. I am therefore confident in my ability to take care of students and support them in their education.

I have mainly tutored primary schol students, helping them with their homework as well as their learning of French. As an older sister of a brother in high school and a sister in primary school, I have also supported them with their assignments and exam preparation. For instance, I helped my brother study for the Brevet in History/Geography/EMC and French, as well as helping him with his SES coursework. All of my teaching experience has been in within the French education system.

I am a 1st Year student in International Relations who completed a French Baccaulaureate with mention Très Bien. I have mainly taught primary students, with whom I emphasised the class on understanding the lessons and completing their homework. When working with primary children who needed to learn French, I focused my teaching on games and engaging activities to make learning more fun and enjoyable. When it comes to working with older students, I prefer focusing on understanding what is expected of them in assessments, before concentrating on learning the methodology as well as completing exercises and past papers. These are the study methods that helped me achieve the grades that gave me the opportunity to study at the LSE. I have always taught students from the French system.