Ethan completed a bachelor’s degree in math from the University of Oregon in 2007, and started tutoring math and physics in 2005. His passion for teaching made it so he has continued for over 10 years, while work working as a rafting guide and tango dance instructor on the side. He’s helped countless students through high school and university classes, and to prepare for the SAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT. He scored a 750 on the GMAT, with a 49 on the quantitative section.

After graduating from Sheffield University in 2011 with a dual honours degree in English and French, Samuel spent several years travelling and teaching before returning to England to completed his MA in English and Comparative Literature at Warwick University, where his dissertation focussed on narratives of travel and exile. Samuel placed in the 99.9th percentile for the Verbal section of the GMAT, with a score of 48 out of 51. He now helps Vincia students increase their scores, and enjoys showing them how to recognise and avoid the many traps the GMAT sets. He also teaches English Language at a number of higher education schools and universities across Paris, preparing students for their IELTS and TOEIC exams.

Perhaps the most significant thing about Dan is that he is now starting his 15th year of graduate consulting and teaching (as of 2020). He trains all of the teachers at Vincia Prep ensuring high quality classes and answers any of the general questions that you might have throughout your training. Over the years he has helped hundreds of students get into every top MBA and many masters programs all over the world including INSEAD, HEC, ESSEC, Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, Stern, ESADE, LBS, LSE, Cambridge, Oxford, ISE, Wharton, and many others.

Rose has been teaching the TOEFL for three years in Paris and also in the UK. She obtained a bachelors degree in acting and play writing from the prestigious E15 Acting school in London and combines her theatrical work and teaching which helps to make her classes more engaging.

Toby also graduated from the University of Sheffield and shortly after completed 120 hour training course at the TEFL Academy for teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL). He worked eight years on and off at the Oakwood Park Grammar school, before coming to Paris where he now teaches the verbal section of the GMAT and the GRE after scoring in the 95th percentile on the GMAT and 99th on the GRE. In his free time helps coach a local rugby team.

Martin studied a master in business at Burgundy School of Business and graduated in 2012 from a MBA at University of Kentucky. In order to access the MBA, he passed the GMAT and got a 49 on the quantitative section. After his studies, he worked for a private company and realized that it was not his cup of tea. So he decided to follow his passion: helping students to improve their results and achieve their dreams. After returning from a two-years stay in Asia, Martin decided to teach mathematics to middle-school and high-school students and the GMAT. While not teaching, he loves bicycling in the street of Paris and travel the world in search of new adventures.