Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Kissimmee, FL

...paid teaching assistant for my university. I teach a wide variety of subjects, including math, essay writing, critical thinking, biochemistry, and object-oriented programming. Outside of the classroom and lab, I love to play volleyball, swim, run, and meet new people! After graduation, I hope to win a US Fulbright grant to teach in rural Indonesia before pursuing a PhD in biochemistry. Learning was my first love, but teaching is my passion, and I would love...

...for Excellence for a multitude of college level subjects including: chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, biology, genetics, anatomy and physiology, nutrition, Spanish, statistics, and proof-reading essays. I have tutored one-on-one and in groups. I especially love to tutor the chemistry classes aforementioned because of the useful study skills I developed from them. In high school, I won a few awards as a member of the speech/debate team. I have many tips and tricks to help students...

...going on to complete a Masters degree in music at Yale. Through many years of combined tutoring and teaching music lessons, I have come to embrace the philosophy of finding the best way for every unique student to learn. I love the subjects I teach and it is my goal to help others love and understand them as well. I work as a professional classical musician (I play harp!) based in Central Florida but performing...

...Caribbean and was raised in West New York, NJ. Fluent in Spanish, written and spoken. I was in bilingual classes through some of my K-12 Education. Because English was considered by second language, I, like many of my fellow students, struggled in reading. Currently in a doctoral program in Central Florida for Educational Leadership. My personal motto is that "Failure" is a sign that you are trying. We learn more from failure than we do...

...love to encourage students to tackle their various subjects and give them tools and teaching that will help them in their academic journey. My highest level of Education is a Masters Degree. In school and university, I mostly enjoyed research and writing, learning and studying for taking tests. In High School, I enjoyed helping my sibling and their friends study for the SAT exam. Later on, I encouraged and helped my younger cousins with their...

Teaching is an incredible profession that holds the power to shape minds and lives as well. As an educator, I focus on being encouraging, enthusiastic and flexible. I majored in English in 2008, and I have been an ESL teacher since then. As a teacher, I try to make a positive impact on my students and facilitate the language acquisition as well as the cultural understanding.

...currently a major at U.C. Berkeley living in Orlando, FL since my university went online. I love the diversity in thought patterns I see among my students and hope for the chance to puzzle out your brain with you. I've worked as a private tutor for three years and currently attend U.C. Berkeley. I'm a junior majoring in Cognitive Science and minoring in Computer Science, which keeps me sharp in a lot of academic areas....

...my MA in Intercultural Studies in 2021 from Kairos University. I am a creative, experienced teacher and have had the opportunity to teach in a variety of diverse classroom settings. My teaching experience has included teaching both middle and high school Spanish in public and private schools throughout Minnesota, Colorado and Florida. My wife Jennifer and I also had the opportunity to live in Peru for 2.5 years while working with South America Mission. I...

...literature which allowed me to attain a minor in literature studies as well. Since graduating I have traveled to almost every state playing music in both The Scenic and Expert Timing. Though my vocational passion has been education. In 2012 I attained my Professional Teaching Certification with a credit to teach English and ESE. I have worked with students with learning disabilities and cognitive diversity and have since become certified as a Behavioral Technician and...

Hello, my name is Cristian Perez. I am a biotechnology student at the University of Central Florida in my junior year. I have good knowledge on chemistry and biology, and I will make sure you understand it too. I am Hispanic and have also taken IB Spanish courses, so I am more than willing to help you learn Spanish as well. Thank you, and I hope to be your tutor.

Hello, my name is Gabriel. I am currently a student at UCF pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Biotechnology. I graduated from Largo High School with my IB diploma, so I have already studied through a college level on most standard subjects. I also have prior experience doing both private paid and volunteer tutoring, so I am familiar with encouraging students to learn and understand new material.

...specialize in high school chemistry and organic chemistry, where I have served as a teaching assistant, helping undergraduate students master complex concepts. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating an engaging and interactive learning environment that encourages students to ask questions and think critically. I believe that understanding the relevance of chemistry to real-world applications enhances student motivation. I can speak three languages, including Spanish and French. I am dedicated to supporting each student's academic journey...

I am a graduate of The College of CECAR in Colombia. I received an English Bachelors Degree with a focus on education innovation. Since graduation, I have taught both children and adults. I am passionate about teaching Spanish which is my native language . In my spare time, I enjoy reading and spending time with my family.

...taught classes fro College Spanish I to College Spanish IV. I taught in Lewisburg, West Virginia for four years before moving to Orlando, Florida. While my kids were young I taught as an adjunct at UCF and Valencia College. I presently teach at a high school in Orlando. I have being teaching at the same high school for 17 years. I taught all courses from Spanish I to AP Spanish Language and Culture. I have...

...Elementary school providing remediation inside the regular classroom to those students whose struggle with the skills for their grade. I am also develop and work with the IEP (Individualized Educational Plan) goals and make sure that the accommodations for my ESE students are provided during tests situations and whole group instruction. I meet with the parents to discuss students' progress and to create goals that we can work together. I'm able to provide the strategies...

...job that I enjoy very much and to which I dedicate myself body and soul. Teaching and having contact with young people and adults from different backgrounds, as well as different nationalities is one of the most enriching experiences for any human being. In my case, my students have helped me to become a better human being and at the same time to measure my capacities, as well as to work with my defects.

...care certified, tutored 3rd grade reading, taught 1st grade for two years and taught 3rd-4th grade special education (children with Autism) for a year. I truly enjoy teaching and seeing when students have an "ah ha " moment. I am a creative individual who likes coming up with fun games and activities that help students grasp the material in a new way. I love learning and imparting knowledge to others in unconventional ways. The subjects...

I am an experienced French and Arabic tutor. I can help you improve your writing and/or conversational skills in both languages. I have worked with students with different backgrounds and ages. I am very proud of receiving positive feedback from the students I've worked with. My communication skills and ability to positively interact with others has made tutoring a passion for me. I Look forward to meeting with you soon. ... Teach students with examples from...

I have a passion for linguistics and government/politics. My favorite classes to teach are conversational Spanish, ESL pronunciation and US Citizenship.

...opinion, the best way to get noticeably positive results is to push students just the right amount. If they are pushed too much, you might turn them away. If you do not push them, however, the results can include a loss of interest, a lack of effort, less learning, and you might create bad study habits. There are benefits to pushing students. It encourages them to be more studious, knowledgeable and curious. If you can...