Beyond Gaetano: the other tutors on the team.

Aerospace engineering, currently studying for a master's degree. She has helped university students with physics and has worked for years with middle and high school students. She works on a tablet with a stylus: every step stays written down, not just said aloud.

Seven years of tutoring in maths, physics and English, from middle school up to the maturità, including exam preparation on real past papers. She regularly works with students with DSA (specific learning difficulties), ADHD and autism spectrum disorders: diagrams, colours and pacing tailored to the individual.

For him, teaching is not a side job between one exam and the next: he does it full time, with a background in mathematics. Since 2021 he has worked with middle school, high school and university students, in person and online — on the shared tablet screen every step is written down, never just said. He gets results with students with DSA, ADHD and autism spectrum disorders too, and prepares students for the TOLC-MED, Politecnico tests and the medicine filter-semester exams.

Engineering physics, currently studying for a master's degree, and more than ten years of tutoring behind him: maths and physics at high school, university exams, chemistry, plus experience at a study-support centre. He thinks not in single lessons but in paths — where the student needs to get to, and in how much time — and in how to dismantle the idea that science subjects "are not for him".

A PhD in physics and many years of teaching, both private and at university. He is the right person when the problem is not the calculation but understanding what the question is really asking: maths and physics from high school to university exams, and admission test preparation.

Master's degree in political science. She works with students from primary school to university: homework help and study method for the youngest, humanities at high school, exam preparation and thesis revision for university students. The first job is always building a method that then stands on its own.

She teaches for a living, with a degree in modern literature, and ten years across state school, private tutoring and homeschooling. Italian, Latin and history from primary school to university, with steady work all year round: her results show in March, not just in the week of the oral test.

Modern literature, with a master's in philology on the way, and the patience of someone who sits beside the student in the afternoon, not over them. She follows homework and tutoring from primary to high school and keeps a weekly rhythm: the simplest way to avoid a backlog that has to be caught up all at once at the end of term.

Mechanical engineer, with experience in mechanical design. He covers the most technical part of the university catalogue: from calculus to applied mechanics, fluid dynamics, turbomachinery and CAD modelling, through to statistics, econometrics and operations research. If an exam seems too specific to find a tutor for, it is usually on his list.

Robotics engineering and a PhD in progress in information engineering: she is the team's reference for computer science, from programming and algorithms to databases, signals and automatic control. She also teaches sciences and languages at middle and high school — useful for families looking for one tutor instead of three.