Award-Winning German Tutors in Irving, TX

...problem solving understandable to the best of my ability. I also play the violin for a hobby, and had at least a decade of experience playing. I have achieved concertmaster positions for many concerts and gave lessons to middle school students. I was accepted in the TMEA All Region Philharmonic Orchestra back in 2007 through blind life auditioning and qualified to audition for All State as well. I have the proclivity to learn extremely difficult...

...and I believe that becoming a Varsity Tutor will give me solid skills and training to achieve that goal. In my personal and professional opinion, I believe fluency is acquired at different levels and specific situations, however, in order to be considered fluent in a foreign language, one must be able to read, write, speak, and comprehend most if not all aspects of everyday speech including formal and informal circumstances. I have a strong passion...

...another daunting task for my upcoming studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, which I will be attending next Spring Semester. Even during high school I tutored students in languages, and taught a semester-long Greek class last year. There were times in high school when I struggled especially with French, but grace and self-determination helped me buckle down and learn how to study. As teaching and education always have been my passion, I desire to teach what...

Dear Students, I have been teaching in college and university since 2012 and started my tutoring career in high school. I am teaching business courses in college since 2012 and I give corporate lectures and seminars on organizational development, leadership and project management in construction and production environments. I am looking forward to working with you to help you achieve your academic and personal goals! Nadja... My experience taught me that there certainly is no one-for-all approach to tutoring, and my style varies depending on the individual needs of each student. Every student responds differently to the vast variety of proven delivery methods, and everyone responds to different motivators and stimuli that help you comprehend beyond a merely holistic understanding of a subject. My aim is to find a tailored approach that helps you to gain a deep understanding and confidence to answer exam questions or to write essays. If you have personal barriers to learning, we will collaboratively work together to not only identify the root cause, but to overcome them for both your current academic needs and your future professional career. My objective is to help you understand the subject in-depth, but also to help you finding your own individual approach to learning that you can apply now and in the future. I want to encourage you to think for yourself and be able to apply what you learn to the real world. As a life-long learner, I am able to identify myself with both being a student and a tutor, and I have been faced with similar challenges as you in the past and I continue to further develop my own approach to learning. I hope I can share some of this experience with you, no matter if this is to improve your academic writing in both English and German, your understanding of concepts and theories, or your ability to solve complex problems.

...for five semesters, and created different activities that were later incorporated to the program. Art History is a personal favorite of mine and it is one of the two degrees I hold, the other being Anthropology. Having taught many different types of people, I learned that there is no one way to teach someone. Everyone learns differently and it is important to find out the learning style that fits each student, while still being able...

...senior at UT Arlington studying mechanical engineering and German. I enjoy tutoring German because I have real passion for the language and culture. I enjoy any opportunity to share my passion with others. I have lived, studied, and worked in Germany during my time as an undergraduate. I studied abroad in northern Germany for a semester and participated in an internship with BMW in southern Germany, where I had an opportunity to combine my passion...

...Spanish as a foreign language. I love teaching and interacting with my students. The joy and accomplishment I feel when I see the progress of my students is what makes this so worthwhile. Regarding my tutoring style, the first thing I do when I begin tutoring my students is finding what their needs are. I also inquire to what their interests are to make lessons more attractive and motivating. Being able to mold lessons to...

...much like Hispanic Americans use Spanish at home). My favorite subjects to teach are chemistry and algebra because they feel like jigsaw puzzles that at first look very difficult but gradually become easier with time. Outside of work/school, I enjoy reading for leisure, mostly non-fiction (history, medicine, science), but I don't hesitate in picking fiction up after reading a good review (currently, I am finishing the last book in the series A Song of Ice...

...year old UCSC senior from Switzerland. I moved to the US 7 years ago and went from a high school drop-out with a traumatic brain injury to almost being done with a double major. I've been on a very non-traditional student path, working full-time, volunteering at hospitals and working with animals. I've got one service dog, but you might meet the girlfriend's pups too if we're working online. I enjoy hiking, reading and am hoping...

...is made totally worthwhile when the student then says, "Ok, let me do this next one on my own. I've got this." That's when I know knowledge has truly been shared, and that both the student and I have done our jobs. When I'm not tutoring, I love to be outside! You can find me either running on the beach in the summer or snowboarding on the slopes in the winter. On rainy days, I...