Award-Winning French Tutors serving Tampa, FL

...I am using modern material. I integrate culture to make learning French fun and relevant to my students. But what makes me a great teacher, is that I am very passionate when I teach because I know my content and I am organized. The school received a lot of positive feedbacks about my classes and how I create a pleasant atmosphere by making learning fun by smiling and always having an enthusiastic attitude. I teach...

I am an academic tutor with experience in elementary, middle school, and some high school subjects. I am also bilingual English/Spanish and experience teaching Beginner/Conversational French. I look forward to helping you succeed in your studies! ... I like to tailor my lessons depending on the student's needs. I ask questions to see what they are struggling with, and find creative ways to implement the material in order for the students to feel motivated and learn...

...entire life and though it has been tested over time, I have never thought of doing any other job. My philosophy includes believing that all people are deserving of an education that can help enrich their lives and advance their skills. My life involves enjoying music, writing, reading, animals and nature. Those are the things that have helped me cope with things beyond my control, as well as provided much needed alternatives during this time...

...the last year and a half, primarily with ESL students and with homework help. I love to tutor in ESL reading, writing, and speaking, as well as mathematics, with both children and adults. In 2014, I received by Bachelor's in Public Health and minor in French. I then worked with a youth program for a year and a half as an Education Specialist. This fall I will start my ESL certificate, and help at an...

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...a few other prerequisite type classes. Ask me about any other subjects or classes (especially sciences) and I'll see what I think my own abilities are! I received an ACT score of 34, a GRE Biology Subject Test score of 830 (90th percentile), graduated undergraduate cum laude with honors, earned a Master's of Science degree, presented my research at multiple scientific conferences, received 20+ scholarships and research grants, received an award for most highly evaluated...

...Senior at the University of South Florida, completing my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Spanish. In the past, I have worked with elementary and middle school students in after-school programs. I have several years of experience tutoring and helping with school projects, homework, and other assignments. My main area of expertise are language-based subjects and social sciences, and I am open to working with students from Pre-K to undergraduate. I thoroughly enjoy helping students...

...as the communication tool. My students are the most important tools, not the curriculum or the books. I serve as the guide, a participant observer who helps the student navigate through the pathways of using French to convey social interaction meanings. I love pets, currently own a nice chubby rabbit name Fluffly. I believe in healthy living so I enjoy jogging, running and swimming. I am glad and excited to be working in partnership with...

...and French. France is often considered the language of culture. A French lesson is a cultural journey into the worlds of fashion, gastronomy, the arts, architecture and science. Learning French also offers access to the works of great French writers such as Victor Hugo or Marcel Proust and famous poets like Charles Baudelaire or Jacques Prvert, in the original text. It means being able to hear the voices of actors Alain Delon or Juliette Binoche,...

...language given the amount of compelling, repetitive input they receive. Teaching language in context can benefit all learners - twenty-five years of teaching high school French taught me that. I have also had success using this methodology with my ten year old grandson. A veteran teacher always said that "Nothing succeeds like success." My job has always been to set the student up for success and instruct them in a way that will give them...

...to new cultures, perspectives, and opportunities. My academic background is in Human Resources Management, and I also have experience in customer service, which helped me develop strong people skills and the ability to connect easily with others. I tutor French because I love the richness of the language and the joy of sharing it with others. My teaching style is supportive, patient, and adapted to each student's needs. I focus on making lessons engaging, practical,...

...biology, chemistry, and physics. I've spent a lot of time helping students just like you build a solid understanding of these subjects. My goal is to create a learning environment where you feel supported and empowered, helping you master the material at your own pace and in a way that makes sense to you. When I'm not diving into the world of science, I love making candles. This hobby helps me bring a creative and...

...French, I love tutoring French as well to bring students to an understand of the wonderful and beautiful language. My favorite part of tutoring is seeing the joy of the aha moments in which a student gets when they finally understand something that was initially an obstacle of confusion for them. I love seeing the confidence students travel with as they do problems that posed as a hurdle for them previously. I am a firm...

...undergraduate, I had the opportunity to serve as a teaching assistant and tutor for General and Organic Chemistry, which developed my love for teaching and tutoring. Since graduation, I have been preparing for graduate school and soon will pursue further study in Public health, particularly in Infectious Diseases. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Biology and Chemistry, particularly their role in the human body, that being said I...

...writing and history. I am also very passionate about Latin and other languages. I consider myself to be a lifelong learner, and I pursue new subjects with the goal of enriching my life and reaching my full potential. I enjoy trying out new things, and have a passion for ballroom dancing, fencing, and yoga. I am also beginning to practice Aikido. Another great passion of mine is traveling to foreign countries and experiencing new and...

...ensure that everyone understood what was being discussed. This is both my teaching philosophy and tutoring style. No one teaching style works best for everyone, and I pride myself on ensuring that every tutoring session will be conducted in a manner which best helps each particular student grasp the topics being discussed. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing my guitar, listening to all types of music, reading, watching movies and TV shows, playing organized sports,...

...I hold myself to a high standard and often ask for feedback and make sure students and parents are always satisfied at the end of each session before we move on. I am very flexible with time. I give students the option to choose their learning venue. However, I am happy to come to the students or travel to a location that is convenient for the students. I am looking forward to hearing from you...

...is progressing while the tutor offers personal guidance, pertinent exercises and audio visual material as well as websites that the student can practice at in their spare time. A successful tutoring experience is one in which the needs of the students are met and the expectations of the tutor are realistic. Personally I believe that learning almost any subject can increase the sense of personal worth and self esteem of any individual.

...Linguistics) and minoring in Russian. I grew up speaking English and Spanish and became interested in learning other languages in high school. At age 14, I taught myself Portuguese, French, German in high school and became a freelance tutor and translator. In college, I have studied Russian for two years and I'm the current president of my university's Russian Club. I have helped a number of people become proficient in foreign languages for business, travel,...

...students to learn. One big reason I became a tutor is to implement ways that I learned to my own tutoring strategies. One of the most effective ways to learn is by making mistakes, because each mistake made is a learning experience. While there is little room to make mistakes in the classroom, they can be done in tutoring sessions. I also understand that the understanding of material from the perspective of an instructor is...