Lucas Parisi, founder of Professor+ and maths and physics-chemistry tutor in Geneva

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Lucas Parisi

Founder of Professor+ and maths and physics-chemistry tutor

Engineer trained at ENSMM and ISAE-SUPAERO, founder of Professor+.

  • SubjectsMaths, Physics & chemistry
  • LevelsLower secondary, Upper secondary, Higher education
  • Teaching languagesFrench

Lucas Parisi founded Professor+ after a demanding scientific path: a scientific baccalaureate at Lycée Albert-Ier, preparatory classes in Avignon, an engineering degree from ENSMM in Besançon, then a specialised master's in innovative project management and entrepreneurship from ISAE-SUPAERO in Toulouse.

He teaches mathematics and physics-chemistry with the same rigour his own studies demanded: starting from what the student can already do, pinpointing exactly where they get stuck, then checking understanding on a different exercise rather than a repeat of the same worked example.

In Geneva, his aim is simple: bringing together qualified teachers and choosing, with each family, the support that fits the subject and the student's pace.

What they bring to a student

An engineering background

Preparatory classes, ENSMM and a master's from ISAE-SUPAERO: mathematics and physics seen from inside a demanding scientific education.

The founder of Professor+

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Education

  1. ISAE-SUPAERO · Toulouse, France

    Specialised master's in innovative project management and entrepreneurship.

  2. ENSMM · Besançon, France

    Engineering degree — modelling and analysis of physical systems.

  3. Université d’Avignon · Avignon, France

    Preparatory classes for the grandes écoles.

  4. Lycée Albert-Ier

    Scientific baccalaureate, with distinction.

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