Award-Winning English Tutors in Orange County, NC

...look for new opportunities in education and have joined a company that recruits high school students in an exchange program in the USA. I try to maintain a positive outlook and look for new adventures in large and small spaces. I am open to learning about people, places, and things. I love online learning and...

...I try to provide the most comfortable atmosphere for all my students. I taught abroad and I am looking forward to tutoring ESL to anyone who needs improvement. I also have experience in Broadcasting, Film Production, and Photography. In my spare time, I love going outside and taking pictures of anything and everything. I also...

...a little bit of my science knowledge. If ever a biological process troubles someone, I am here to solve it. Feel free to share scientific problems. As an enthusiastic teacher, I am dedicated to enabling young minds to grow and achieve. I am confident that my experience and teaching style would make me an asset...

...nieces, nephews, and more recently, my daughter. Throughout my career, I've also coached, trained, and mentored others, helping them grow both personally and professionally. It brings me great joy to support others on their learning journey. My favorite subjects to tutor are reading, English, and math. I especially enjoy writing and have had the opportunity...

...the box we sometimes can be stuck in that deters us from limitless possibilities in art and life. I have taught dance to as little as 1 student up to a full classroom of dancers, ages 2 and up. I am very sensitive to students' needs and my teaching style is a hybrid style that...

...a topic, not just get the right answer. I have a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from Howard University with a minor in computer science. I am currently a first-year PhD student in Data Science at the University of Chicago. In my free time, I like to cook, skateboard, play basketball, and listen to music.

...my fellow medical professionals with USMLE tutoring feels like somewhat of a homecoming. During my time with students, I feel like patience is one of the most important things when trying to get through to a student, and coincidentally, my name means 'patience is good' in my native language. I look forward to helping students...

...NCLEX preparation and remember fondly the days spent studying in perpetuity to do well on the exam. I think two of the most important parts of learning are foundational knowledge and confidence in yourself. Often times they go hand in hand and I like to build on both of those skills as we master any...

...school in Washington, DC. While working at Duke University, I mentored students on ways to engage constructively on policy issues. When working with students, I'm continually seeking those "a-ha" moments when students grasp a challenging concept. They now know that concept for life, and can use it as a tool to expand their knowledge base.

...Art in their education department. The experiences I had at the Hickory Museum of Art are what encouraged me to become a teacher of the arts. I believe that those who facilitate learning can encourage others to be lifelong learners. I love helping children experience the arts with hands-on activities. I look forward to learning...

...needs of each student and tailoring my approach to match their learning style. I strive to make lessons as interactive as possible, encouraging curiosity and a love of learning in my students. Outside of academia, I am an avid gamer and a Twitch streamer. I also have a deep love for music. These interests help...

...Associates of Applied Science in Human Services Technology. After which I decided to attend East Carolina University to work toward a degree in Special Education. At the present time, I teach reading, which is my passion. I tutor reading, English, and history. I believe every student deserves a chance at success regardless of circumstances.

...favorite things to tutorI believe it's a powerful skill that everyone can improve with practice, and I find joy in helping students learn to express themselves effectively. I also love diving into history and current events in a way that is digestable for students at any level. My tutoring style is all about adaptability and...

...through new materials and challenges. I believe that connecting with students in a positive way is vital to assisting a student in unlocking their hidden potential. Being supportive, patient, willing to change my own approaches to accommodate the needs of a student, and being dedicated are the pillars in which I stand by to assist...

...interests. These activities kept the student engaged in a challenging subject. I also taught them core writing skills that improved the quality of their essays and helped them develop a new interest in creative writing. I have experience working with students who have complex learning needs. As a private tutor and learning assistant, I provided...

...spanning a variety of fields, including plasma physics, radiation shielding, fluid dynamics, and particle physics. My research experiences include developing computational models for ion beam dynamics and space-charge mitigation, investigating stochastic wind-driven inertial currents in Lake Superior using advanced mathematics like stochastic differential equations and Stochastic calculus, and conducting neutrino oscillation analysis using ROOT programming....

...Western Carolina University. I have taught in both traditional and online classroom settings and love to use Educational Technology tools to help enhance students' learning experiences! I am dedicated to helping every learner succeed by adapting teaching techniques to individual skill levels. I love history and connecting the past to our present!

...and a graduate certificate in Advanced International Affairs from Texas A&M University. As the daughter of a first grade bilingual teacher, I grew up surrounded by lesson plans and educational activities, fostering my love for teaching younger students. I began tutoring Spanish while in high school and transitioned to tutoring biology, chemistry, math and physics...

...with a degree in special education and cognitive studies in May 2020. I am comfortable working with students in general education and students with disabilities. I have a lot of experience teaching from the past year, and two years of pre-student teaching and student teaching experience in college, along with experience tutoring students during the...

...understand what they are trying to learn. I personally think that every student is different and I work hard to try and figure out how a student learns, and we work with that. If a student is not understanding something being taught, I will gladly work on finding a different way of trying to explain...