Award-Winning ESL/ELL Tutors serving Miami, FL

...as much as we can and have only positive effects on each others lives. Teaching requires patience, love for the subject and compassion that not many individuals possess. This position allows me to be as helpful to others as I can while providing the tools for self-improvement personally and professionally. In my past experience tutoring...

...and previous experience in teaching. I'm eager to explore the world of writing with my students, and I have knowledge in history, geography, and culture that I am just as ready to teach through social studies courses. I create an inclusive learning environment tailored to each student's needs, aiming to make education engaging and enriching....

I am a Dramatic Arts, acting emphasis major at the University of Southern California. I tutor in English, Spanish, Literature, Writing, Playwriting, and Acting (any age or grade level to college, AP and IB as well). A.A. in Drama from The Honors College at Miami Dade College/ International Baccalaureate high school graduate, summa cum laude.

...as an organized, focused and persistent leader with excellent communication skills, and am fluent in English and Spanish, both oral and written. I love sports (I was once a boxing commentator in Venezuela), and movies; Christopher Nolan, Ridley Scott and Matthew Vaughn are my favorite film directors, and I have seen all of their films....

...order to earn free credit at the local community college, I volunteered to tutor middle school kids as a high schooler. When I went to college, I worked as a peer tutor in the Spanish Langauge lab at my University. I also decided to pursue a career in education. I currently work as a high...

...aspects in which you would like to grow. I will encourage, motivate and provide you with the best support you need on and offline. I give 100% to each student and every subject. I love teaching. I have 8 years of military experience, Undergraduate in Television Media, Business and Spanish. Masters in Oriental Medicine and...

...Criminal Justice. I thought that I would try a different route from my mom and at the time also my sister but it was meant for me to teach. I became a substitute teacher and began to build relationships with many students from different schools. My first time having my own classroom I realize that...

...city. I love the outdoors and to meet new people. I have two college children, a lovely husband and a very loyal yellow lab. My professional life has taken place in the Financial Industry, approximately 25 years in several fields, especially on the International side. I have been blessed to have had for employers, a...

...been teaching ESL (English as Second Language) for approximately 15-20 years at all levels in manufacturing locations, one on one, students at all age levels. I enjoy teaching others and seeing the light come up when a subject is mastered or understood. Looking forward to working with Varsity Tutors and getting to help others.... Get to know your student, and once you have determined how they like to learn, proceed to accommodate their needs into your...

...wonderful years of teaching, I decided to leave the classroom to educate my own children at home. During my teaching journey, I've learned that all students are unique in their own learning styles. This was difficult to tackle in a classroom setting of 30 students. This is what drove me to home educate and begin...

...in the world? Last year, while I backpacked through Mexico, Peru, and Colombia, I relied on my languages to get around, and I want to help you do that! I had the opportunity of volunteering at local schools teaching English to people of all ages. When I studied abroad in France in 2015, I used...

...elementary and college. I taught Spanish to professionals at Miami Dade College; English to professional adults at Florida Computer College, and French at Mississippi State University. I was the Department Head of Foreign Languages at a Division-1 High School, where I received National Awards for education. I was a full time teacher at the French...

...the language you're learning. I love to incorporate technology for learning outside of the classroom to ensure consistent language acquisition. By the time you're finished in my class, you'll be able to use your language skills in everyday situations and also to analyze texts and offer an opinion in educational conversations. By having a second...

...from Universidad central de Venezuela, one of the oldest in South America (about 300 years since it was founded), and a Postgraduate Diploma in Research in European Union Politics from the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. I am also a percussionist, and I am currently studying music to reinforce my knowledge as I went to...

...3 to adult, and a background in both early childhood and academic leadership. Most recently, I served as a Kindergarten teacher before stepping into the role of Academic Director, where I supported students and guided instructional quality across age groups. I bring patience, adaptability, and a passion for helping learners grow with confidence at every...

...strive to meet students where they are, determine their needs, a develop a plan to help them reach their academic goals. Teaching is what I enjoy most. I want my students to enjoy learning as much as I enjoy teaching, so I incorporate games, activities, and multi-sensory learning as much as possible. My passions are...

...in Brazil and through Skype. I also have experience tutoring Spanish and the clarinet. I tutor many aspects of English including reading, writing, test prep, literature, grammar, and essay editing. I also tutor any level of Spanish, including test prep for SAT subject tests or Spanish Language AP tests. I also tutor Japanese, clarinet, and...

...a school administrator. My career began in DC shortly after I finished my BA in philosophy and criminal Justice from American University. I joined Teach for America and taught all subjects with special education students in middle school and high school. My role was to work inside their mainstream classrooms to ensure they could access...

"The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet."-Aristole Education is everything and more and at times it may seem difficult and confusing but the rewards are everything. I am attentive and very driven which in results drives my students to their full learning capabilities.

...moved to Miami to teach in a Title I school. This year, my students' scores surpassed both school-wide and county-wide averages in every Language Arts metric (iReady, Performance Matters, FSA Writing) and at interim testing in December, more than 80% of my students had already achieved their annual growth targets in both vocabulary and reading...