Award-Winning GCSE French Tutors serving Layton, UT

...study techniques that I am eager to share with my students. I hold a law degree, which taught me essay writing skills and methods for successful completion of legal and logical reasoning standardised tests. I have tutored many students and career seekers with their application essays, which resulted in them getting admitted to Ivy League...

...bring a wealth of expertise to our partnership. My academic background includes a Master's degree with a dual focus on French-English and audiovisual translation, along with Islamic Studies emphasizing Arabic Text Translation. This diverse foundation has given me a deep understanding of languages, cultures, and communication nuances that I'm excited to share with you. Having...

...my final year., gaining near-native fluency in Spanish, German and Portuguese as a result. During my last year of university, I was teaching students with 'Routes Into Languages North East', giving students an introduction to different languages they may not have so much contact with in school. This included teaching classes of students how to...

...not want to be teaching Spanish to teenagers. But when an opportunity arose to volunteer at my local high school as an EAL teaching assistant, helping foreign teenage students achieve outstanding grades in their GCSE exams. This became the main reason for my interest in teaching. It was a lot of hard work but extremely...

...four fluent German, English, French, Italian and a working grasp in Spanish) and embarking upon a career change into teaching. In January 2015 I took up the post of LSA Level3 at a local Primary School. My responsibilities were numerous including; supporting children in Literacy and Mathematics. In January 2016 I was nominated as Subject...

...translator for different international organisations, such as the European Space Agency (ESA), the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) and the International Railways Union (UIC). These positions helped me to acquire specialist scientific and technical knowledge and allowed me to live in exciting places such as Paris. I had the chance to work with...

...for learning and my subject, and enjoy regularly editing and writing for the Oxford Medical Society Journal. This kind of excitement for learning is something I really try to impart onto my students. However, I also understand the importance of passing exams; through my extensive experience of taking them, I have learnt the best approaches...

...since 2012 (when I first started as a community tutor at my University during BA degree, as a native speaker of Russian language and student who had a profound understanding of Spanish and Russian grammar, I was helping fellow students in my group to gain a better understanding of certain language aspects). As someone who...

...by a spell teaching English as a Foreign Language in the Middle East. I then moved to working in educational publishing for many years part of which were spent based again in the Middle East where I used both my French (in Lebanon and Maghreb countries) and my Arabic (in the rest of the region)....

...of student abilities, from beginner to advanced level. I have a degree in French and International Politics from Aberystwyth University, UK and spent a year abroad working and studying in France. I personalise my lessons as much as possible and like to know my learners objectives to provide a structure and meaning to lessons.