Diogo da Silva Cancela

Proactive and caring worker with 8 years of experience combined with communication strengths and good observational skills. Skillfully handles day-to-day activities while looking for opportunities to make a difference.

Talented Tutor offering outstanding communication and problem-solving skills. Fosters positive learning environment by encouraging students to develop individual skills. Specializing in 1:1 instruction, team collaboration and relations with students, parents and support staff.

Professional educator with proven track record of fostering academic success and inspiring love for learning. Adept at developing personalized lesson plans, utilizing effective teaching methods, and leveraging strong communication skills to engage students. Known for collaboration, adaptability, and consistently achieving measurable results in diverse educational settings. Reliable and focused on continuous improvement and support for both students and colleagues.

Experienced Tutor helps students understand complex material quickly and easily. Proven track record of successfully improving student academic performance.

• Master's thesis: CANCELA, Diogo, “Solidariedade Internacional” – A Revolução Argelina e os Movimentos Anticoloniais (MPLA, FRELIMO, PAIGC) e Antifascistas (FPLN) [International Solidarity – The Algerian Revolution and the Anti-Colonial (MPLA, FRELIMO, PAIGC) and Anti-Fascist (FPLN) Movements], Coimbra, 2014.
• PAÇO, António Simões do et al., “Labour, Capitalist Accumulation and Political Regime in Contemporary Portugal”, Colibri, Lisbon, 2017.

• Communications:
• Seminar on Portuguese Colonial History (19th and 20th Centuries), organised by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies of the 20th Century and the Department of History, European Studies, Archaeology and Arts of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Coimbra:
• Dynamics of extractive mining legislation in reflexive colonialism (1869-1937)" (2019-12-10)
• Multi-University Workshop on Geopolitics, by the Military University Institute:
• Turkey: Proxy Conflicts in (its) Peripheries
• Organisation:
• International Seminar “Portugal and Greece in the Great War” – IHC/FCSH-NOVA (2016-05-03)
• Seminar “Entrepreneurship: Informality of work under the logic of Authority” – IHC/FCSH-NOVA (2016-05-11)
• Conference “The Next Crisis” by Michael Roberts – IHC/FCSH-NOVA (2016-12-05)
• Seminar “The Formation of the Indian Working Class” – IHC/FCSH- NOVA (2017-07-04)
• Organising Committee of the Third International Congress on the History of the Labour Movement and Social Movements in Portugal – IHC/FCSH-NOVA (4 and 5 May 2017) - https://congressohmomsp2017.wordpress.com/programa-programme/
• Moderation of the 7th panel of the III Congress on the History of the Labour Movement and Social Movements in Portugal – IHC/FCSH-NOVA (4 and 5 May 2017)