Award-Winning Korean Tutors serving Miami Beach, FL

I graduated from Ewha Womans University in Seoul, South Korea. I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts with a focus on Ceramic Arts. Soon after graduation, I tutored elementary and middle school students in fine arts such as drawing, watercolor painting and basic art design. I gained a lot of experience tutoring various students and the happiest moment was when the students totally understood the contents I had taught and they double checked with me...

...this early spark and interest in teaching my skills have only improved when working for Sylvan Learning Center. At this center I tutored K-12, Adult learners in Academic subjects ranging from basic elementary school math & reading to Algebra 1&2 , Pre-Calculus, Geometry as well test preparation for SAT,ACT,GED, Florida EOCs in a 1:3 setting in person and online for 1:1 as well as Fit4Algebra summer camp. My tutoring style is dynamic and adaptive, incorporating...

Throughout my academic career as a Molecular Biology major, I have had the privilege of working with students, guiding them to overcome and discover ways to make science accessible and engaging. I want to create a welcoming environment for students. By fostering a safe and inclusive space, I aim to provide the support and encouragement necessary for students to feel comfortable and confident in their academic pursuits.

...with passion. I am able to teach any age group. With my long teaching experiences in education, I can be your most suitable and professional teacher for you. Learning Korean can be a fascinating and amazing experience! I will help you improve your Korean language skills through enjoyable and effective lessons. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or need assistance. Let's explore the world of Korea together! Thank you.

I am a undergraduate freshman of the University of Michigan, studying business at the Ross School of Business. Working together with students and having a good time while seeing steady improvements has proven to provide me great joy. I believe that communication and relationship building is crucial for students to open up about their struggles and also for me to identify problems they don't realize they can improve on, so this is a key aspect...

Hello, my name is Jeanna. At a young age, my parents foster a profound belief that a good education was crucial to your future. Since then, I have tried to encourage other students to strive for academic achievement. I graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. I also received my TEFL certificate in 2012. I have taught English in South Korea for two years at an after-school academy. Since...

...my tutoring, and based on my students' strengths and weaknesses I like to develop a unique tutoring style. This most often ranges from focusing on being able to explain concepts in words, to taking a more visual approach and looking at the big picture, to working through problems to figure out areas of difficulty. In my free time, I really enjoy playing alto saxophone and electric guitar, as well as working out at the gym...

I believe that a great tutor will foster a curiosity and passion for the topic that they are teaching. Through active learning methods, my students will become content experts and develop independent learning habits that will allow them to be academically successful. I practice what I teach- I am a 4.0 premedical student at Rice University majoring in Biochemistry and Cell Biology as well as Sports Medicine. I received a perfect score of 2400 on...

Since high school, I've been exposed to different aspects of education from mentoring peer immigrants to studying education policy. Studying cognitive science in college has solidified my interest in and taught me various effective teaching methods. Ive learned that there are different types of intelligence as well as different types of learning. In order to be an effective educator, it is important to establish a relationship with the pupil to utilize the pupils learning style....

...student. Richard Feynman, a physicist known to have been one of the most brilliant minds in the 20th century, was renowned for explaining extremely abstract and difficult concepts in very simple laymen terms so that average Americans could understand concepts that are described by mathematical equations only a select few could understand. I take much inspiration from examples like this when trying to teach - use everyday things to simplify concepts for students whether it's...

...finishing up college, and I would love to get back to working with students on a regular basis because I understand the importance of education and enjoy helping and seeing results. My favorite subject to teach is SAT because with the right help it is a standardized test that can see huge improvements in scores. Writing section is especially my forte because I think that grammar is the basic building block of the English language...

I am a graduate of Emory University in Atlanta, GA, where I received my Bachelor of Sciences in Anthropology and Human Biology with a minor in Predictive Health. After I graduated, I worked as a laboratory assistant at a cardiology lab at Emory University School of Medicine. While I am interested in chemistry, math among others in STEM, I am very passionate about biotechnology and general biology including genetics, physiology, and cell biology. As an...

empty... Relaxed and accommodating, but direct and impact-driven.... Get to know their background and the best way they retain information.... Provide self-prep materials, and evaluate their performance.... Show impact of results and progress.... Find alternative approaches, and practice.... Help them practice reading and understand main concepts.... Give them effective instruction, but also time.... Provide fun examples or real-life applications.... Asking questions throughout teaching the session.... With conversation about the subject and practice-test results.... What is their...

I have over 10 years experience teaching. I lived in Korea close to a decade and even worked professionally as a bilingual in a Korean company utilizing my language and interpretation skills.

I am originally from South Korea, and I am fluent in both Korean and English. I received my Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies at Pennsylvania State University and continued with graduate studies in education at Arcadia University. During college, I had the opportunity to study abroad in both Korea and Japan, where I gained new cultural perspectives and insights. For many years, I enjoyed my career as a Business Development Manager in the...

...become more confident in their speaking. For the past 4 years, I have been attending Kennesaw State University. Through this University I have been able to pursue my BA in Asian Studies with a minor in Linguistics. As a part of my degree program, I have studied Korean. In the fall of 2019, I started a year and a half study abroad program at Hanyang University in South Korea. During this program, I took part...

I graduated at SUNY Buffalo with a PharmD in 2015 and I am licensed to practice pharmacy in the state of New York. Subjects that I am the most comfortable teaching are math (up to Algebra 2), science (Biology, Pharmacology, Pharmacokinetics, etc), and certain languages (Korean, Japanese, French) at the beginner level. While dabbling in a few "teaching" experiences (teaching assistant for a course, Paint Nite instructor) I found that I do best in a...

...school, the LSAT score you are admitted with will determine how much, if any, scholarship money you are awarded and how much debt you graduate with, if any. I scored 161 the first time I took the official LSAT. That score is not bad, but I felt I could do better if I could just get a hold of how the test makers designed their assessment. It took a lot of time and effort; I...

I have a well-rounded background in learning theories and research-based practices of language and literacy education. Both my bachelor's degree in Korean language & literature and doctoral degree in multilingual education along with a wide variety of teaching experiences in different contexts have prepared me to be a flexible and effective educator. During my time working as a Korean lecturer in a university level, I had the opportunity to develop myself as a teacher who...

...was no inspired epiphany, when all the lights suddenly go on. It was more like turning the lights on in an empty gym, when the lights go on one by one and it takes a while for them to get bright. The lights so slowly get brighter and you don't even really notice it, they're just... on. There is no short cut, no revelatory moment. Everything is a process. Learning is a process. And because...