Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Kenosha, WI

...My Master of Arts in Education with an English as a Second Language is from Ottawa University in Phoenix. My most recent advanced post-graduate degree is a Master of Science in General Psychology with a Forensic Psychology Graduate Certificate from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. I will be tutoring various English literacy classes for...

...work well with children and adults alike With regard to Spanish tutoring, I have ample experience including, but not limited to: working for the Student Success Center at my university as a Spanish tutor for all Spanish levels, studying abroad in Madrid, Spain, teaching Spanish language lessons to small groups of students at Concordia Language...

...am looking forward to making real connections with students and helping them achieve all that they can. Together we can practice those fundamental reading and writing skills or come up with fun techniques to study for math, science, or Spanish. I can also help teach ESL for any age or grade level! Whatever the topic...

I love working with students who want to learn! I aim to explain concepts using real-world examples, and I cater my examples to my students' interests. I'm excited to meet you and get started!

I graduated from Northwestern University with a Master's degree in Civil Engineering. I am a licensed civil engineer who loves basketball, sports, hiking, music and traveling. Also, I am a language lover and willing to work with someone who is into Mandarine. Let's start to learn Mandarin and enjoy your learning journey.

...degree in Studio Art. I have tutored students in science and math based classes, with a heavy focus on chemistry, biology, and pre-calculus. Every student should have a chance to understand and succeed at an academic level, and I am here to help reach that goal. Throughout my academic years, I have become extremely fond...

...4 years supporting Spanish speaking students with communication disorders. I completed my Master's in speech-language pathology from Marquette University in 2016. I have also tutored students of all grade levels in Spanish, math, reading and writing for over 8 years, and enjoy supporting learners so they can be successful at school and work towards their...

...Political Economy and a French minor. I've tutored and taught in many different capacities, from middle school math in Florida to English in France. I am most passionate about teaching middle and high school students math, politics, history, and economics but can also teach singing, French, Russian, and literature. I've always had an unquenchable zest...

...done a lot of TV/video works in Japan as a director/producer and visited about 15 countries throughout my career. It was interesting to meet different cultures in those places. I moved to the U.S.A. 8 years ago (I lived in Illinois first and moved to NYC 6 years ago.) and while working as a TV/video...

...teaching English as a second language in the Skaramagas refugee camp, to children, teens, and adults seeking asylum from Kurdistan, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran. I also have five years of experience teaching Hebrew as a second language, and have taught all levels of Hebrew in public high schools, two-month-long language immersion programs, as well...

...in Science and Theater. OJ is a life-long learner, thespian, and biologist. She went to the University of Wisconsin, Parkside, and graduated in 2018 with her Bachelor's in Biological Sciences and Bachelor's in Theater Arts. During her studies, OJ traveled to Costa Rica, Germany, and Scotland. During her studies abroad, OJ was able to expand...

...and working with all types of people. I have a lot of experience tutoring and teaching. I worked in a first grade classroom this semester, worked as a summer school teacher aide for Pre-K, worked as a summer camp counselor for kids, and tutored English to Spanish speakers in Spain. I believe that education is...

...and workplace settings. My teaching style is personalized, encouraging, and built on the belief that learning should be accessible, purposeful, and empowering. Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading, research, learning new tech tools, and exploring how science and language intersect in everyday life. My goal as a tutor is not only to support academic success...

...in learning myself and also in helping others learn as well. In addition to doing well in advanced courses in high school, I also tutored my peers in the literacy center for 3 years. This has equipped with valuable experience and has taught me that each person learns differently and what works for one person...

I believe that each student has the potential to succeed. By teaching the fundamentals and constantly encouraging progress and effort, any student can learn any topic.

I have a Bachelor of Arts in French from Lake Forest College. I completed a semester long study abroad program in Paris, France. I love languages and I'm constantly teaching myself new material each day. I want to share my passion for languages with those who are equally passionate to learn.

...Neuroscience and Business. As a high school student, I was given the opportunity to tutor young African refugees in the city of Milwaukee through the Pan-African Community Association. I really enjoyed this experience, and it caused me to seek out ways to continue helping others with their education. At the University of Notre Dame, I...

...with a focus on Deaf Studies. During my time at Holy Cross, I was a teacher's assistant for an American Sign Language (ASL) 100 course and also Co-President of ASL Club where I taught and guided students who wanted to learn the language. I am now a fourth grade Educational ASL Interpreter! While I tutor...

...had a passion for learning and helping others learn. It is my goal to help others succeed and see them accomplish things that they once thought to be impossible. Topics that I specialize in are high school math and sciences along with all levels of high school Spanish. My approach to tutoring is to establish...

Latin isn't a "dead" language! It's just been "Roman" around! Learning Latin doesn't need to be boring memorization of charts and rules; it can be a fun and rewarding experience. I like to incorporate songs, games, and individual creativity into the learning experience.