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Private tutoring in accounting

Accounting is hard to grasp in a lecture: it takes hold by posting entries, then understanding why the balance sheet balances. What a stuck student lacks is not logic, but someone who works through a concrete case from start to finish, without skipping the step where the mistake began.

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Tutors

A few tutors in accounting

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Violette

Cours de maths, anglais, espagnol, finance, économie – Collège, lycée & études supérieures | Étudiante à l’EDHEC, ancienne prépa

New tutor4 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Comptabilité
Also:
Mathématiques · Anglais
+ 10 other subjects

Économie · Espagnol · SES · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Soutien scolaire général · Brevet · Finance · BAC · TOEIC

Levels:
Collège · Lycée · Licence / Master

€42 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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Nicolas

Expert-comptable mémorialiste & auditeur financier senior chez KPMG

2 students taught2 h of lessons4 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Comptabilité
Also:
Anglais · Économie
+ 7 other subjects

Droit · Management · SES · Méthodologie et organisation · Gestion · Finance · BAC

Levels:
Lycée · Adulte · Licence / Master

€64 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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Capucine

Auditrice financière - Diplômée de l'EDHEC PGE

New tutor5 years of experienceAccepting new students
Subject searched:
Comptabilité
Also:
Mathématiques · BAC
Levels:
Primaire · Collège · Lycée · Prépa · Licence / Master

€68 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the student or their family. No hidden fees.

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The curriculum

Why take tutoring in accounting?

Topics covered

  • Double entry and the journal
  • Balance sheet and income statement
  • VAT
  • Depreciation and provisions
  • Year-end entries

What you work on in sessions

  • Post a double-entry transaction and justify every account affected
  • Build a balance sheet and an income statement from a trial balance
  • Calculate and record output and input VAT
  • Handle year-end entries: depreciation, provisions, accruals and prepayments

The mechanism, not the recipe

As long as double entry remains a rule to memorise rather than a mechanism that is understood, every new type of entry adds to the list of things to learn by heart.

Cases worked through in full

A single entry teaches nothing. It is the complete case, from transaction to balance sheet, that shows where the reasoning goes wrong, and it takes time that group teaching does not have.

Very different audiences

A student on the STMG track (the management-focused technological bac), a BTS student (a two-year vocational diploma) and a DCG candidate (the French undergraduate accounting diploma) have neither the same curriculum nor the same expectations. Saying so in the first message avoids spending the first sessions finding out.

Rates

Tutoring in accounting from €42 an hour

The rate shown is the final price paid by the student or their family, NOEO commission included. It varies from tutor to tutor, and nothing is added on top: no application fee, no matching fee, no service fee.

€0 sign-up fee · €0 subscription · you only pay for the sessions you book.

What NOEO brings

What you get on top of the tutoring session

Tutors vetted before they go live

NOEO reviews each tutor’s application before their profile appears. The tutor then declares the subjects and levels they teach, and never appears under any they have not declared.

Live tutoring, on Noeo Live

Sessions take place online, with the whiteboard, documents and conversation in one place. No travelling, and your choice of tutor no longer depends on distance.

A session report after every session

The tutor writes a session report at the end of every session, readable by the student and, for a minor, by their parents. Their payout stays on hold until that report has been sent.

The replay and documents, after the session

The session recording and the documents used stay available in the student’s space: a concept that was not quite understood can be revisited without waiting for the next session.

Revision material between sessions

From a session and its report, the student generates their revision sheet, flashcards and quiz in Noeo Learn, then revises at their own pace.

Follow-up suited to the student

An independent student keeps their space to themselves. For a minor, parents see the sessions, session reports and messages, and decide how much independence to give them.

Read

On the same subject, in the NOEO Journal

Focused student answering a written quiz at her desk, with an open textbook, notes and corrections visible to identify her gaps.

Methods and revision

Why quizzes reveal gaps better than rereading

Because rereading confuses familiarity with mastery: as long as the answer is in front of them, the student does not know whether they could retrieve it alone. A quiz forces them to produce an answer without support, which turns the feeling of knowing into observable information. What is more, the effort of retrieving from memory strengthens memorisation, especially when a correction follows.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202610 min read
A student building a revision schedule with a planner, exercise books, textbooks and highlighters at her desk before a test.

Methods and revision

How to build a realistic revision schedule before a test

A realistic revision schedule starts from the exact content to master, not from a number of hours. List the concepts, sort them by how well you know them, spread recall and exercises across the slots you genuinely have available, and test yourself in conditions close to the real test. Always leave a little slack to absorb the unexpected.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202610 min read
A teenage girl and a private tutor preparing a first session at home, with exercise books, a planner, a pencil case and a bag on the table.

Private tutoring

First private tutoring session: the checklist for a good start

A successful first private tutoring session depends on preparation beforehand: giving the tutor a precise need, recent assessments and the current chapter. The session makes it possible to observe what has been learnt, identify blocks and set concrete objectives. The first four weeks serve to refine the diagnosis and adjust the support.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 20268 min read

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about tutoring in accounting

Which curricula do accounting tutors cover?

It depends on each tutor: the levels they have declared are shown on their profile, and their background there specifies the tracks they know. Tell them yours before the first session.

Is accounting well suited to online tutoring?

Particularly well. A journal, a general ledger and a balance sheet are documents shared on screen: the tutor writes, the student corrects, and, when the session is recorded, the replay lets the student redo the case alone afterwards.

Can I prepare for a DCG exam with a NOEO tutor?

NOEO does not describe programmes: a tutor declares levels, such as lycée, Licence (bachelor’s) or Master’s, never a diploma. It is their background, on their profile, that says whether they know the DCG, and the conversation that confirms it before any booking.

Is accounting software needed for the sessions?

No: the work is done on shared documents and spreadsheets. Software is only useful if the target exam requires it, and that should then be mentioned to the tutor before starting.

How many sessions does it take to catch up?

It depends on the block: revisiting one specific mechanism is nothing like revisiting a whole semester. The tutor gives an estimate after the first session, and the session report sets out the next steps.

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