The Tutor
Tutor, reader, and passer-of-languages. Here is the story and the method behind L'Atelier du Tutorat.
Franco-British, I grew up between France and the United Kingdom, experiencing both education systems from an early age.
I completed the International Option of the Baccalauréat (OIB), British section, at an international lycée in France, before continuing my studies in the United Kingdom. I went on to earn a degree in Sociology and Criminology from the University of Exeter.
Moving between two countries and educational systems gave me a natural ease in both French and English, as well as a broader perspective on education, culture, and the different ways people understand the world.
It also nurtured a lasting interest in the humanities, literature, language, and the ways in which societies and individuals are shaped by their environments.
Curiosity has always been an important part of the way I learn and work. I am particularly drawn to languages, the humanities, literature, and the ideas that help us better understand people and societies.
My studies in Sociology and Criminology deepened these interests, while living and travelling in different environments strengthened my appreciation for discovery, conversation, and different perspectives.
Writing also has an important place in my life. I am currently working on a book project, continuing an interest in words, ideas, and transmission that has accompanied me for many years.
“You do not teach a subject; you teach a person.”
OIB (British section) and a degree in Sociology and Criminology at the University of Exeter.
Six years of private tuition, with students of varied profiles and paths.
Franco-British, at home in both languages and cultures.
L'Atelier du Tutorat
L'Atelier du Tutorat takes its name from the idea of an atelier: a place where knowledge, skills, and ideas are developed through practice, guidance, and exchange.
An atelier is different from a traditional classroom. It is a space where you do not simply receive knowledge — you work with it. You ask questions, try things, make connections, make mistakes, and gradually develop your own understanding.
That is the spirit behind L'Atelier du Tutorat. Each lesson is a shared piece of work, shaped around the student and the subject at hand.
The name reflects a simple belief: learning is not something that should simply be delivered to you. It is something you build and make your own — one thoughtful session at a time.