I am a researcher at UCT, with fifteen years of teaching experience in languages, ancient history, and classical mythology. My students have ranged from primary school children, to postgraduates, to adults simply wanting to learn more about a subject they are interested in. With a D. Phil in Classical Philology from Oxford, I can teach Latin and Ancient Greek, ancient literature (think Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, the philosophy of Plato, the histories of Thucydides and Tacitus, the love poetry of Ovid, and more), the history of English, historical linguistics (how languages have changed over time), general linguistics (phonetics, phonology, syntax, semantics, morphology), and sociolinguistics (how language use is determined by the people who speak it). I can also teach ancient history, mostly focusing on the Greeks and Romans (for example, the rise of democracy, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar), but am also researching ancient North Africa, and have a special interest in the Aegean Bronze Age (the Hittite empire, the historical Greece behind the myths). Sessions can easily be tailored to students' interests: teaching should inspire enthusiasm, and be entertaining as well as educational.
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Kathryn speaks English
I have a doctorate in Classical Philology from Oxford, and have taught Latin grammar and literature at university level, as well as to school children and adults wishing to learn the language as a hobby. If you want to learn the language of Julius Caesar, read the speeches (and gossipy private correspondence) of the great advocate Cicero, or discover the poetry of Catullus, Ovid, and Virgil, I can help.
Kathryn teaches Latin at High School, Primary School, University/College, and Adult level(s)