Award-Winning French Tutors in Fort Lauderdale, FL

...pursuing my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Florida International University, and later when I was obtaining my Master of Business Administration at Nova Southeastern University, I was working as a tutor. I have also held other jobs, but this is by far the most rewarding one Ive had and my favorite. Its always a pleasure to converse in my native language: French. I would have to say that I am most passionate about teaching...

...Florida International University, where I was a dual-degree student who triple majored in journalism, French, and psychology. I am simply here to facilitate the learning process for all students, by allowing them to realize their fullest academic potential. My overall tutoring approach is dependent upon the personality, learning speed, and general academic needs of each student. I want to make the learning process as fun and as painless as humanly possible, and that's exactly what...

...the brain switches from one language to another and the challenges an English or Spanish native speaker might face when learning French. I can also tutor you in Spanish. As a recognized educator in the cosmetics industry as well, I have trained every age, every personality and developed a great ability to adapt to any student. As a student in high-school, I always found the classes lacked the interactivity, the conversational and cultural aspect, which...

My experience, patience, and communication skills make me a great tutor. I enjoy working with students and individuals who are motivated to improve their French and willing to learn more about French culture and literature. ... My teaching philosophy is inspired by former French professors that have made a major impact through my experience as an undergraduate student. With new ideas and methods I have learned over the years, I can adapt my teaching style and philosophy depending on the needs of the students.

...on different occasions. In order to make language-learning more meaningful, I organized and executed trips to Sabana Grande, Caracas, Venezuela over a period of 15 years. I had one student, Katrina, who went on five trips! Exposure to the culture and to young people was really exciting for students on these trips. I work with the Caribbean Examinations Council as an Examiner and as an Assistant Examiner - Spanish. I have also been an oral...

Ivy League educated tutor who enjoys distilling complicated concepts to students who struggle to keep up with the pace of instruction. I can help you better plan and organize your work in a way that makes sense with your learning style. I try to make learning fun and engaging and will use different resources to bring things to life.... Curiosity, engagement and fun is how I approach learning. I help my students to think about things differently, see patterns, organize thoughts to quickly recall concepts and remember them, especially during test time.

...varsity tennis team and teaching private tennis lessons on the side. Top ACT and SAT scores earned me a scholarship at the University of Miami, where I was able to develop a newfound love for the fine arts. I am now pursuing a B.S. in computer science as well as a B.A. in studio art, with minors in mathematics and public health. I feel that my artistic practice has shaped my teaching, pushing me to...

Having earned top scores of 5 in AP French, AP Psychology, and AP Calculus in high school, as well as graduating from FIU's Honors College, I can undoubtedly help students achieve their academic goals with patience and study habits.

...Cypress Bay High School, where I first had the opportunity to learn from and teach my peers subjects ranging from Calculus to English Literature to Jazz Theory. I will be returning to Boston in the Fall to pursue an MS in Speech-Language Pathology at Northeastern University. My teaching philosophy revolves around speaking to students' strengths and building flexible understanding of fundamentals. From grammar to statistics, any subject can be made approachable once a student knows...

...new adventures. I've been told that I have a knack for teaching and that I can explain difficult concepts in a simple way allowing the student to move from the basic to the more complex in a systematic fashion. I prefer the Socratic Method where possible - I like to ask the questions that will lead the student to discover the answer by him/herself. Watching the light bulb go off gives me a sense of...