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Benedict Sewell

Teacher benedict.sewell@bilingual.hu

He grew up in the south of England, on the Isle of Wight (where Robert Hooke was born, and where Charles Darwin may have written The Origin of Species).

From the island, Benedict moved to the University of Warwick,where he studied pure mathematics, obtaining the degrees of MMath and PhD.

While studying for his masters and PhD, he taught numerous seminars and support classes for mathematics undergraduates, as well as a placement in Rugby High School. After his PhD, he moved to Budapest, where he worked as a young researcher at the Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics for 3 years.

He is extremely excited to be part of the Bilingual family at ÓNL-Váradi.

His approach to teaching is about creating a classroom atmosphere where students can make mistakes (in English and maths), grow and feel good about it!

When he is not teaching, Benedict can be found dancing, practising tai chi, baking, or cultivating cherry tomatoes.

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Alan Morrice
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Alan is a proud Scotsman who comes from Aberdeen originally. His work brought him to the London area when he graduated in Theology from the University of Aberdeen. Having moved south he never went back to live in Scotland and after a few years working with Cambodian refugees and doing youth work, he trained to…
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There are also plenty of programs waiting for the students outside of the lessons, be it the exciting competitions of the House System, daycare or overnight camps, foreign exchange programs or trips.

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