The course would have as its starting point the reading of the chapter to be studied followed by the highlighting of the elements to be explained or clarified. Then, it would be a question of targeting the major stakes of the chapter in question as well as the information essential to memorize (like the key dates in History or the important theories in economics for example). Then comes the stage where we note the structure of the chapter (that is to say the sequence of parts and sub-parts), it can be chronological or thematic. It will finally be necessary to devote a part of the course to initiate the student to the use of various supports from which he can draw additional information to supplement the elements brought by his school teachers, whether articles, books, podcasts radio or TV shows or sometimes even movies and documentaries. This will encourage the student to be curious and learn to think for himself by confronting several sources of information, which is essential for writing a successful argument. It would also be a question of teaching the pupil to make summary sheets which will be used for his revisions. My courses are aimed at students from college to university who encounter difficulties in literary subjects, in French or in English, and who wish to improve while finding the pleasure of learning.