Award-Winning Korean Tutors serving Portsmouth, VA

I graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a major in biology and a minor in chemistry. I will be attending medical school in Fall. I worked as a general chemistry teaching assistant for 3 years and thus have a huge passion for helping out students reinforce chemistry concepts. Also, as a Korean-American who speaks both languages fluently, I have a passion for teaching the Korean language and culture and have worked with...

I am a dedicated tutor with a goal to center my practice on finding the learning style of each unique learner and working to establish an effective teaching style around the specific needs of the learner. I believe in communication between the learner and the tutor, and I encourage interactive learning.

I am currently a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison majoring in Human Development and Family Studies. I find my passion for teaching through the immense fulfillment in helping students find their potential and build confidence in their academic abilities. With 2 years of experience working with learners of diverse backgrounds and age groups, I've developed a flexible and student-centered approach to tutoring that emphasizes patience, encouragement, and practical strategies. I enjoy tutoring subjects such...

...As for my Korean class, 10% of my students would be able to read and write Korean after a semester of learning Korean. English Only learners benefit from my English classes because I approach English as an English learner who has learned how to express thoughts effectively in spoken and written English. Korean students learn about Korean language and culture from an American/Western context which helps them make connections to their daily life. I am...

I am currently a student at Boston College, majoring Biology and Hispanic Studies. From my experience of tutoring since high school, I realized how much I love teaching and getting to know my students. Teaching has always been a rewarding experience for me and I am grateful that I have the ability to provide not only knowledge, but also support and inspiration as a mentor and a friend; I believe that students and tutors alike...

...Tampa, Florida and Seoul, South Korea. After the internship ended, I returned to Columbus, Ohio and had a number of odd jobs before starting full-time at The Ohio State University. At The Ohio State University, I worked at the Office of Legal Affairs as a legal secretary/front-desk receptionist for 2 years before realizing my passion for helping children. So I decided to quit my desk job and am currently enrolled at OSU studying child psychology....

I started to work as a math tutor when I was in high school. I tutored students Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus. As I was working as a tutor, I discovered that I am very patient and positive. I tried really hard to help students understand the questions, background behind the questions, and ways to approach to solve the questions. I am a senior at university with Chemistry with Pre-dental degree. I am working at school...

...with students from elementary to high school in writing and math. My favorite subject to teach is algebra and any science subjects because I am passionate about these areas. My teaching philosophy is to get the students to understand and appreciate the subjects they are learning. This way, the students will be more self-motivated and engaged to learn the materials. Outside of academia, I like to play my ukulele, violin, guitar and go rock climbing.

I am a graduate of the Chungbuk national University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Korean Language and Literacy. I also graduated from Brooklyn college in NYC. I received master degree in Early Childhood Education and Students with Disabilities. I am a special education teacher in NYC. As my first language is Korean as well as I majored Korean language, I have been taught Korean at Korean language school over 10 years to non-Korean...

...and teach my peers during my high school. I've never felt so much joy when I had the chance to walk her through concepts that was difficult for both her and me to understand. At that time, I didn't have that much of a biology background myself. I was still taking AP biology class while she was taking the general biology. I wasn't even the best student in that AP class, but my AP biology...