Award-Winning French Tutors in Gilbert, AZ

...I started off as a math major because I was already very accomplished in the subject, having taken Calc 3 and Differential Equations in high school. However, I found myself wanting to explore other subjects as soon as I started college, taking courses in art and music history, dance, anthropology, and biology. I excelled in all of them, making it even harder for me to choose just one thing. I then became a biological sciences...

...future, I hope to continue schooling and become a Physician’s Assistant. Throughout my scholarly career, I have tutored a wide variety of people ranging from my younger siblings, underclassmen, and fellow classmates. Besides helping my two younger siblings with their homework, I often helped fellow classmates work through problems in General Chemistry, Algebra, Statistics, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus 1. In my last year at the U of A, I preceptored for 2 classes (NROS 310 and...

...them until they obtain their goals." Empowering students through education is something I strongly advocate for; the willingness to learn is a great reflection of perseverance. As a first generation college graduate, I received two Bachelor of Arts degrees, one in Human Communication and the second in Spanish Linguistics with a minor in French. I was 1 of 18 students out of thousands who received the Dean's Medal Award for my school department at Arizona...

...Arizona after working as a tutor abroad and am keen to continue tutoring here in my new home. Though I've tutored a wide range of subjects (standardized test prep, French, English, and History, to name a few), the sciences and math are my favorites. I genuinely love the sciences, especially Biology, and I think that this passion and enthusiasm make a real difference while tutoring. I began causally tutoring family friends in high school, and...

...college levels, mostly through volunteering to help students who were experiencing difficulty in their classes. The subjects I tutor include Algebra I, Algebra II, and basic French. I tutored algebra in high school and I learned how to speak French from the people I interacted with during a ten month student exchange in Belgium. My favorite of these subjects is math and I enjoy tutoring it the most because it is one of the subjects...

...and Criminality. Currently, I am working on my Masters of Social Work and will pursue a PhD after graduation. I enjoy working with people but especially students. I have worked with children since high school and in my last occupation, I worked with children who suffered from behavioral problems. I value education and as part of working with students, I aspire to pass on that passion for education in order to achieve the most that...

...international relations from Middlebury Institute of International Studies. My BA was from Emory University in International Studies plus linguistics. I speak three languages and have extensive experience teaching them, including English. I personally learned English through ESL classes and a few other languages in my adult years so I know how difficult it can be but also how rewarding it is to see life through different languages and cultures. I'm an expert in international relations,...

...for the past eight years. I was introduced to the language in third grade, but didn't commit to learning French until I was fourteen. As a second language speaker, I understand the struggles of learning the language in a classroom setting. With my background in linguistics, I will be able to explain the irregularities in the grammar and pronunciation in order to help my students more easily grasp difficult concepts and develop more native accents....

...of the United States and urban and regional geography. I have also tutored French at the university level and taught a French course at a charter school in Phoenix. I have traveled extensively in the United States and Europe and have made trips to China and North Africa. I am better able to appreciate my travels, since I have a background in geography. My knowledge of French has proven beneficial in that I have made...

I want students to enjoy learning a foreign language, as much as I like using it....Nothing beats a fail, but a try! Help the learner to relax and feel comfortable in the subject matter, giving enough information and support to allow the smallest steps to begin. Nothing beats a failure, but...a try!... Tell the learner about myself, and explain why I have fun with the subject matter. Ask the learner to tell how he/she has fun. Let him/her know that we will have fun.