Fig. 2 · Modules
The subjects that trip people up
Tap the modules you need help with. Lessons follow the AUSOM and AUTh curricula, so we work on what your exam actually covers.
Structure
Mechanisms
Pre-clinical
Nothing selected yet.
Fig. 3 · How it works
From panic to a plan in three steps
Every student starts in a different place. The first call is free and there is no commitment.
Free 20-minute call
We look at your module, your exam date and where you are stuck.
A revision plan
You get a week-by-week plan to the exam: what to study, in what order, from which sources.
Sessions that stick
Clear explanations, drawings, past-paper practice and active recall, in person or online.
Fig. 4 · Prices
Simple prices, no contracts
Sessions are 60 minutes, in central Thessaloniki or on Zoom, in the afternoon or evening.
Single session
For one difficult topic or a quick check before an exam.
- One-to-one
- Notes and diagrams to keep
Exam sprint
A focused block in the weeks before your exam session.
- Personal revision plan
- Past-paper practice
- Message support between sessions
Study group
Bring 2 to 4 classmates and split the cost.
- Groups of 3 to 5
- Ideal for big modules like Anatomy
Prices for students. The first call is free.
Fig. 5 · Also offered
Beyond medical school
For high-school students, future medical students and anyone who needs clear writing about health.
IB & IGCSE Biology and Chemistry
Concepts, exam technique and internal assessments.
€35 / hourTOK & Extended Essay
Arguments, structure and research questions. The work stays the student's own.
€35 / hourApplying to medicine
Personal statements, admissions tests and interview practice.
€40 / hourWriting & events
Health writing and translation in English and Greek; medical congress hostess.
On requestFig. 6 · About
The best way to learn medicine is to explain it to someone else.
I'm Eirini, a fourth-year medical student in the English-language programme at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, currently on clinical rotations. I have the best overall grades in my cohort, and in 2025 my anatomy professor asked me to teach his first-year students.
In September 2026 I completed an observership in cardiac surgery at the German Oncology Centre in Limassol. I'm Cypriot, I teach in English or Greek, and outside medicine I write essays and read philosophy.
Fig. 7 · Questions
Before you book
Do you teach students in the Greek programme too?
Yes. Lessons are available in English for the AUSOM English programme and in Greek for students in the Greek-language programme.
Online or in person?
Both. In person in central Thessaloniki, or online on Zoom with a shared whiteboard.
When should I start before an exam?
Ideally 6 to 8 weeks before the session for a big module such as Anatomy or Physiology. Shorter sprints work too, but places fill up close to February and June.
Can you write my assignments?
No. I explain, coach and give feedback, but all work stays your own.
How do I pay?
By bank transfer or card, after each session or at the start of a package.