Μαθήματα Φυσικής, μαθηματικών, πληροφορικής στη Θεσσαλονίκη και online
25-year-old Physics graduate offering private lessons in Physics and Mathematics for middle school and high school students
->Bachelor's degree. Physics Department. University of Ioannina, Greece.
->Basic knowledge of computers. Certificate given by University of Ioannina (UOI).
->Certificate for teaching eligibility in Greek public schools from University of Ioannina.
->Completed a yearly undergraduate class of writing a dissertation about training CNNs for image
classification on images generated with Python depicting diffraction patterns titled: "Training convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for classification on images depicting Fraunhofer diffraction patterns".
->Completed a machine learning course from Mathesis: CS5.1: Data Science and Applied Machine Learning with Python (
->Completed the Machine Learning course from and Stanford Online.
-> ECPE certificate of proficiency in English.
-> Completed a Udemy course titled: "Unity Third Person Shooter"
-> Completed coursity class: "Ψηφιακές τεχνολογίες στη διδασκαλία [2025 Α']"
-> Finished mandatory service in Hellenic military.
I have knowledge and certificates in several areas. My main degree is in Physics from the University of Ioannina, and alongside that I have attended courses and seminars related to AI, programming, computers, and new technologies in teaching. My university also awarded me a certificate of teaching eligibility and a certificate of computer knowledge.
I am 25 years old, energetic, and willing to help students both in person and online. During my university and high school years, classmates often came to me for help with their homework and asked for advice, and I believe I always did my best whenever I was asked to help. Last but not least, my lessons cost only 10 euros, making them very accessible to many people.
I studied physics in University of Ioannina. during my final year i worked on a paper titled "Training convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for classification on images depicting Fraunhofer diffraction patterns"
I try to thoroughly understand each student's learning needs and explain every topic in a clear and intuitive way. I use a range of examples, analogies, and exercises to make even complex concepts accessible. My goal is to present each topic from different perspectives until the student not only understands it but can also explain it confidently and solve problems independently.