Award-Winning French 3 Tutors serving White Plains, NY

...creating a supportive and encouraging environment where students feel empowered to ask questions, explore new concepts, and develop critical thinking skills. Through my previous tutoring experiences, I have had the privilege of witnessing students' academic growth and confidence flourish. Whether it's assisting with homework, preparing for exams, or teaching new concepts, I am committed to providing personalized guidance and support every step of the way. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to varsity...

...where I had the opportunity to work with several different age groups in a university setting. Since returning to the United States, I have taught test-taking skills and strategies to students preparing for the TOEFL exam as well as English as a Second Language to immigrant learners in Brooklyn, New York. I recently graduated from Rutgers University with a Master of Arts in Literature in Spanish, where I continue to teach Spanish as I work...

...a Master Degree in Applied French Language at The Sorbonne University. The following year I relocated to the New York City area, where I continue to teach French and English with Varsity Tutors and other platforms. I love the fun and flexible job of a language tutor. It is my passion to help students reach their language goals and learn the ins and outs of the French language, while becoming part of the eclectic and...

...to the University of Chicago and Smith College. Just as important to me however are the struggling students who for the first time pass a subject or who simply improve enough that they have gotten to the next level in a particular subject. I am also good at preparing students for tough exams or when they have a short window of time: i will make detailed schedules and lists for them and make sure that...

My name is Chamberlain Dior, and I am a dedicated and experienced tutor specialized in French, Java, Spring Framework, MySQL, and Cloud technologies. With extensive expertise in software engineering and languages, my goal is to equip students with strong practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and professional confidence. My teaching style emphasizes clarity, hands-on practice, critical thinking, and personalized guidance, ensuring each student achieves concrete results and excels in their learning objectives.

...was an architecture major at Carnegie Mellon University for a brief time. I have experience tutoring K-8th Grade Common Core, high school math (Algebra, Algebra 2/Trigonometry) and chemistry. I am passionate about learning new languages in my spare time, and I have tutored students in French as I am fluent in the language. Be it learning how to tie your shoelaces, or finding the derivative of a function, I am committed to help you in...

...Paul Academy and Summit School, a small prep-school with a heavy emphasis on writing and discussion. I worked as the editor of my high school's national and state award-winning newsmagazine, The Rubicon, and have closely edited hundreds of drafts, worked one-on-one with a staff of 26 editors and writers (ages 15-18), and written a few articles too in between it all! I'm happiest learning and sharing my knowledge with people of all ages. I bring...

...en Madrid' by Goya. Which gave me the opportunity to see how events like the French Revolution - which I had studied for my A-Level History - affected other countries, including Spain. As a result of studying Politics I have established my own current affairs club within my sixth form; we not only explore domestic issues but also those of other European countries. I am currently following the Catalonian debate for independence with great interest....

I am a Senior in College majoring in Psychology and minoring in French Literature. My academic experience studying developmental psychology as well as my childcare experience working with toddlers and K-2nd graders have inspired me to pursue a career working with children. I believe that tutoring is a two-way street and believe that I can learn from my students just as much as I can teach them!

...students that were doing poorly in their classes. Then I moved to the Math Lab in the same school where students can come in for help whenever they want. I loved it. I discovered then that my passion is teaching. I told you my experience to start off to let you guys know that nothing is impossible and Math is FUN. You just need a teacher to make it that way for you and you...

...a teacher in New York City public schools. I have a Master of Arts in English from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs and French Language and Literature from George Washington University. I spent a year directly enrolled in the French Literature department at the Universit de Strasbourg in Strasbourg, France. Prior to returning to teaching, I worked in a variety of non-profit support functions, such as administration,...

...years of experience teaching French as a second language to professionals so that they could thrive in their French working environments. Throughout my professional career, I have trained and explained services to peers and clients and have always been the go-to person for all French-related teaching and correspondences. My teaching approach has always been with structured plans coupled with patience and an understanding for cultural diversity. I can teach all ages and all levels from...

I have a Bachelor's degree in Art History and French. I've lived in France, Venezuela, Miami, and now New York, where I work at an art gallery full time. Besides teaching languages, I enjoy sharing sayings, traditions, and cultural customs, to create a well-rounded and dynamic learning experience.

...may have on their ability to focus and learn. I have had no more rewarding experience than having a young student tell me how good he or she feels after having done very well on an exam thanks to our tutoring session. I have experience the same sense of pride when one of my adult learners get their certification after having gone through my preparation course, especially given that this person had not stepped in...

...and Spain at Concordia Language Villages in Minnesota. I also have ample experience in tutoring and teaching. In my second year at Oswego, I worked for the Office of Learning Services as a Spanish and French tutor and was a Teaching Assistant for an elementary French class. During this time, I would frequently meet up with students both in groups and one-on-one sessions and work with them in a way that met their learning needs....

...Secondary Special Education in the evenings. At this high school, I taught Algebra and French! I really enjoyed teaching both subjects, especially because students seem to be particularly nervous about math and foreign language. I was always up for the challenge of helping them realize that these content areas can be fun and accessible. I have also pursued an Advanced Certificate in TESOL and have supported the ELLs in my school by pushing into content...

I am a dedicated educator with years of professional experience teaching students of various ages. I am deeply committed to my students' success and aim to create fun and engaging lessons.

...order to pursue my foreign language goals. While I am able to tutor a breadth of subjects, my favorite to teach is writing because it enables students to be creative as well as hone skills in articulation and argument. I always look forward to meeting new students and hope to encourage them in all of their academic and non academic endeavors because I firmly believe both are important. In my spare time I enjoy playing...

I'm a recent NYU grad with a major in Romance Languages (French and Spanish) and a minor in Chinese. I have also studied a bit of Italian, Japanese, German, and Swedish. I have always had a passion for foreign languages, fascinated by both the linguistic mechanics and the cultural practices that have prompted each language's unique style. I greatly enjoy sharing the knowledge I've learned from my studies with others, which is the primary reason...

...is not to be afraid to make mistakes. Struggling through a subject can force a student to see problems from different perspectives, which leads to more confidence and better problem solving ability. The trick is to filter out the stress of struggling and focus on acquiring the skills necessary to master the subject. My role as a tutor is to help students gain this focus and increase their self confidence in the learning process.