Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Maryland

...currently in a MFA in Writing program at Sarah Lawrence College. I've been speaking French for more than a decade and have lived in Dakar, Senegal and Brittany, France. In regards to my writing career, I have worked as a staff and freelance writer for publications, a copywriter for wellness and beauty brands, and a professional report writer in the education sector. As a French tutor, I get my students excited about learning by incorporating...

...Colgate, I majored in International Relations & Peace and Conflict Studies and I studied abroad in Geneva, Switzerland. In my spare time, I like to run, read, cook, and watch sports with my friends (go saints!). My favorite thing to talk about is food and I can make some pretty awesome homemade mac & cheese. I have a knack for languages: I speak French, German, and Italian, and I am learning Spanish and Arabic. I...

...a recent Masters Graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science where I majored in International Social and Public Policy. I am a Native American English speaker, and I'm primarily interested in tutoring in History, English language or literature, Reading and/or Writing Comprehension. Want to bring out your creative side? I also studied Photography and Visual Design at Tyler School of Art at Temple University, and I'm able to tutor you Adobe Creative...

...more than I have given. As a student who didn't like studying a lot, tutoring became my way of reviewing the material over and over. Upon completion of my undergraduate degree, my love for tutoring students grew so much that I decided to pursue a career in academia. I have completed over 5000 in-person and online tutoring hours. With each of those hours, my students have been utterly satisfied and some of them keep writing...

...lived for five years with my wife and where I taught English at a private language academy. I'm an easy-going guy who fully understands that school isn't always the easiest, greatest, most awesome thing there is. That's why I strive to give my teaching and tutoring a different feeling and structure than one might find in school. Other than academic stuff, I'm a musician, video gamer, and conversationalist who knows a little bit about everything....

Hi! I'm Cara. I received my PhD in philosophy from Johns Hopkins University. I have taught my own courses in ancient Greek philosophy, epistemology, logic, ethics, and more. I have been a teaching assistant for bioethics and more. I am well versed in writing at the college level.

...After graduating from Duke University with a degree in both linguistics and English and a certificate in "Policy Journalism & Media Studies," I enrolled in a two year master's program at the University of Notre Dame. During these two years, I completed my coursework for a master's degree in education while teaching in an under-resourced school in Dallas, Texas. There I taught the skills of effective writing, speaking, and listening to students in grades 6...

...in Theatre. My favorite subject to tutor is algebra! I have a lot of varied interests, from math and science, to theatre, to singing, to video games, and more! I love tutoring because I love learning! Throughout my educational endeavors, I have always loved those moments where connections are made and things make sense, and I want to be the catalyst for those moments in other people--especially in topics that I find fascinating myself. I...

...the GLSBT+ Alliance. Needless to say, I needed to find a balance between work and play! In college, I continue to be involved with music as a member of Doox of Yale, a TTBB a cappella group, where I served as Music Director my sophomore year. I have served as a Communication and Consent Educator, working with various programs to promote a positive sexual climate on campus, and am currently a First-Year Counselor. Next year,...

...by managing translation projects, and translating whenever time allows. I've tutored on and off for many years now, and I enjoy it because it helps me rediscover and play with language concepts. For the past nine years or so, I have tutored. My first tutoring experience was as a volunteer reading tutor at the Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science. It was a challenging experience because of the size of the classes assigned...

...biomedical engineering student at the George Washington University, currently in my third year. I started tutoring when I was in High School in France, and even traveled to Switzerland to teach Swiss girls french at a catholic summer school program. I then tutored math in a Montgomery College for a year, where I receive my associate in Bioengineering. I am a native French speaker and lived in France for six years, and I also have...

I am a recent graduate of American University in Washington, DC, where I took many courses in English Language Teaching. Most of my tutoring experience is in ESL and Algebra, both of which fascinate me, but I am also very passionate about SAT tutoring. I love seeing students improve their understanding of the material and come to enjoy studying and learning, especially when the subject initially felt daunting.

...I am currently on the Pre-med track and striving for medical school to become a dermatologist. I have almost 4 years of tutoring experience, tutoring mostly mathematics ranging from pre-algebra 1 to calculus 2. I've started tutoring on-level/honors/AP chemistry. I also tutor the SAT math section and biology; ranging from molecular biology to genetics. I started tutoring back in 10th grade when I created my high School's first after-school tutoring service, Success Program, where students...

...I have loved helping students feel more comfortable expressing themselves in French and discussing their goals in learning the language. Furthermore, a four-week intensive course on Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) helped me learn the science behind language learning, allowing me to tailor my lessons to the age, skill level, and motivations of the students I work with. Upon graduation, I want to continue to work with French students to sharpen their...

I'm a passionate teacher and mentor with 35 years of experience working with high school and college students as well as adult learners. I've worked in many different environments and have applied the materials I'm teaching in everyday situations, and specialize in breaking down topics so each student can understand them easily. I believe in every student's potential and I'm dedicated to your success.

I am an energetic and patient Mandarin Chinese tutor with expertise in creating engaging lesson plans for diverse students. I have tutored over 50 students of different ages for the last three years. I believe language is for communicating and understanding. My passion is helping my student reach their goals and enjoy learning languages.

I want my students to learn! I love learning and want to share what I know! I know school and test preparation can be stressful. I remember taking the SSATs, PSATs, and the SAT and I remember that it wasn't all that much fun. However, with preparation, there are many rewards to learning, test taking and academic success! With hard work, preparation and a little help, my students will have lots to brag about too!

I am a current student at Virginia Commonwealth University. I am planning on receiving a Bachelor of Science in Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. I am extremely passionate about ensuring that my students not only achieve their academic goals, but that they also have a proper understanding of the material being taught.

...writer and understand the pressure students face in writing college application essays. My experience with college essays comes not only from helping students, but also writing essays for multiple schools when I was applying to college. I strongly believe that success is methodical and all students are capable of succeeding with the right regimen and motivation. Overall, my love for helping others succeed academically, as well as my flexible schedule, makes me a valuable resource...

..."Aha!" moments, challenges, and victories to help them achieve their full learning potential. I recently moved back home after teaching fourth grade at the American International School of Bolivia for two years. My experience teaching a class of 27 students, some of whom had been diagnosed with learning disabilities, has helped me develop a variety of tools and strategies to help students learn in the most effective and engaging ways possible. Every student learns differently,...