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Caroline tutors from her and her husband’s farm house in East Sussex where the tranquillity of the rural setting lends itself to productive and enjoyable learning. A dedicated tutoring room with views across the countryside incorporates a small Classics library, which Caroline has assembled over many years and which forms the basis of her research and teaching.
Creation of a mini museum is also underway, including modern works inspired by Greek and Roman art and some original Roman artefacts on loan from a local archaeological project of which Caroline is a member, allowing tutees the rare opportunity to handle and closely examine such treasures. This helps to bring the Classical World and its inhabitants to life. Latin Scrabble and other games also contribute to a lively and fun approach to learning.
Lessons can be booked in blocks or on a flexible basis and are usually for an hour, an hour and a half or two hours. They can be arranged to fit in with tutees’ school timetables, with early morning and late afternoon availability in term time, and weekends and holidays enabling additional sessions.
Tutoring is also available in central London where Caroline’s current pupils include Classics students (undergraduates and postgraduates), professionals, and individuals taking up Latin and Classical Greek in retirement.
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Due to demand, Caroline now also offers tutoring by Skype.
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