Award-Winning ESL/ELL Tutors serving Washington DC

Hi! I'm Eileen and I'm excited to teach you any subjects you might be looking for any extra tutoring in :)

...focus enough on areas of difficulty. My approach is to pinpoint the concepts and problems that you find most challenging and focus our efforts on refining these skills. I have devoted considerable time and resources to studying for the GRE and have developed my own best practices to optimize time spent studying. I have scored...

...1st to adult. Over 6 years of tutoring experience. TOEFL prep. Teacher Prep. College Board prep. I believe that you remember what you learn in comparison to what you were taught. I hope to help you learn so that you can obtain your goals in life. I currently teach and tutor at Montgomery College in...

A teacher should be a learner. He or she should be learner of himself, his students, of knowledge, and of life as a whole. When he has achieved this; it is then that he can become an excellent teacher to his students.

Hello! I am Kris. I am very excited to teach and learn with you! Remember your success tomorrow starts today!

...unadulterated sake of learning. It would be an honor to help you or your child love learning as much as I do. I am originally from Los Angeles, but I moved to rural Pennsylvania for college. I fell in love with the east coast after my first fall season. I recently graduated from Bucknell University,...

...extensively and have gained an appreciation for all things. I have most recently taught middle school students in science and math and adults in San Angelo, TX looking to improve their English, and new military personnel training in their future job field. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about...

...in college, I taught first and fourth grade Language Arts. When I graduated from college, I went to Japan, where I taught English in high schools and privately to students of all ages. My oldest student was 80 years old! I have also taught college courses in World Music and Community Research. And, I taught...

...it offers a unique opportunity to inspire each student to succeed and rise to his or her academic potential. Sometimes students can get lost in a classroom setting so being able to be a tutor in order to offer students that one on one experience is very exciting and something I am looking forward to....

...Development and Economics but during the summer I'm located in Silver Spring, Maryland. In high school I completed an International Baccalaureate diploma along with several AP classes. In my free time I love to draw, paint, and read. Currently I'm exploring environmental education through an internship with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. I'm a visual...

...like living and teaching overseas. I spent a year teaching in Seoul, South Korea and another year in Casablanca, Morocco. Those experiences taught me the value of an inclusive and multi-cultural education. I love teaching all subjects, but prefer to work one on one or in small groups. I find that these settings allow for...

...employment, native Spanish speakers learn and practice English in Chile, and toddlers and pre-schoolers develop life skills and motor coordination. These experiences have helped me understand that each student learns at their own pace and in their own way, and according to these different learning styles, I have developed many creative and fun ways to...

...school. It was then that I realized I loved helping people, especially young children, improve and further their education. Since then I have tutored elementary and middle school math, high school chemistry, and reading comprehension. Working with students from my local elementary school is still one of my favorite ways to help my community. Currently,...

...with a degree in Political Science. I am passionate about international relations and politics, and I have spent most of my life living overseas and traveling to different countries. I attended high school in Arlington, Virginia, where I completed the IB program and took several AP classes. I love teaching and have tutored previously, mostly...

...further through encouraging words. When I was studying in Paris, I not only traveled throughout Europe, but had the exhilarating opportunity to tutor a French student in English. After a couple of weeks, she had become more than just my student – she was a special person in my life. In fact, I was so...

...skills online. I have a bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Mary Washington and two Masters degrees from Liberty University; one in Elementary Education and the other in Teaching and Learning: Educational Technology and Online Instruction. My teaching philosophy centers around patience, creativity, and connection. I aim to create an atmosphere where students...

...the why behind the issues who also loves sharing my passion for learning with others. I graduated with a degree in economics from the College of William and Mary with a minor in history. I love bringing history to life both inside the classroom and in public history. My teaching philosophy is that one needs...

...in history and international relations. I am passionate about languages, writing, research, and, not surprisingly, history and politics. I currently teach English at NativeCamp.com and am working to obtain my TEFL certificate. I will help you with your writing, reading, research, and/or historical thinking skills, as well as help you understand complex concepts that may...

...any form of knowledge I have to others. I have experience teaching dance classes to adults and children, editing/reviewing many of my friends' personal statements/college essays, helping my classmates with general biology/ anatomy & physiology, and teaching middle school students math and English/ESL. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate...

...when I volunteered to help peers struggling with their coursework. I found immense satisfaction in breaking down complex concepts into understandable segments, tailoring my teaching approach to fit the unique needs of each student. Witnessing the moment a student grasps a challenging conceptoften referred to as the "light bulb" momenthas always been profoundly rewarding. As...