Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Orlando, FL

...always had a love for teaching. I enjoy inspiring others to reach their full potential. It gives me joy to know that I can make a difference in someone's life. Teaching is an extremely uplifting profession that gives so many intangible rewards. I am a retired ELL teacher. I have 35 years experience working with various academic levels. My ELL classes were small group, and I had to always be ready to differentiate instruction to...

...helping high school students make important decisions about their futures, and navigate an often complex admissions and financial aid system. I loved working with students, being around bright, engaging people, and doing work that made a difference. But each time I walked through a high school to present a workshop on writing college essays or preparing for college interviews, I was reminded of how deeply I still wanted to be in a classroom. So I...

...a student, I was practicing what I was learning and tutoring was just as beneficial to me as I'm sure it was to the fellow student. I plan to continue on to more education. Possibly pursue a Master's in Industrial Engineering. As a tutor, my teaching philosophy is that of Socrates. I consider myself merely an aid for the student. I truly believe Socrates said it best when he said, "I am so far like...

...peers in these subjects, I have learned that different types of learners require different teaching styles to absorb the information fully, and have had practice adjusting to those needs. I believe a quality education is essential in building a solid foundation for a quality life. Encompassed in a quality education is learning to love learning; I am a proponent for life-long learning, as I think embracing this idea leads to a more fulfilling life. In...

...levels, I am most passionate about English, Literature, and Writing. I have spent the last five years falling in love with tutoring and observing students grow in their educational journey through various experiences such as internships, observations, and part-time after-school jobs. I believe that there is high importance on education and the power of words. As a Spanish speaker myself, I understand the struggles of learning English and adapting to a new language. When I...

...life-long experience as an educator, particularly though to my current position as an museum educator at the Hudson River Museum. Additionally, I have a rigorous background in English language and composition, in addition to research and academic writing. In order to make these subjects accessible to my students, I break down the process and fundamentals of the subject matter. In understanding the subject as a whole, the student masters and retains the course material. My...

...to the experience gained in China, I have taught Chinese to the children of Chinese academics at Yale University and employees of Yale University Press, and tutored high school students in mathematics and physics. On my view, a good teacher not only provides high quality instruction, but also cultivate students' curiosity and ability to be active individual learners. I enjoy helping others to learn my native language and key aspects of my native culture, and...

...of experience with special needs (including in my own family,) I would like to teach virtually to help close those gaps and to help students who fall through the cracks if their needs are not being met. I also believe that online learning needs to incorporate opportunities for hands on learning and exploring off-screen, and the teacher should create an engaging, fun environment that the students look forward to joining every day.

...later moved on and got promoted. After several years in the field, I realized that the best part of my job was "teaching" others. I later left and became a teacher. I love what I do. In my opinion, it takes a special type of person to be able to teach. Teaching involves the ability to adapt, patience, fluency with words, and empathy. Without these skills, it is difficult to be able to tutor and/or...

...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 am fluent in Spanish and understand the challenges of language learning. I also understand the rewards of knowing another language and it is my goal to help others see their individual potential to be bilingual...

I am a one-of-a-kind creator with 24 robust years of life and learning experience. Through my work, I strive to exceed expectations, push boundaries, and build connections.

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.

...learning a subject they might be struggling on. I believe that a positive mindset about learning is essential for getting past tough topics and exams. I love to make learning fun and enjoyable while also adjusting to cater to different learning styles. My favorite subjects are math and science and I tutor many classes within this scope including General Chemistry, Biology, and Algebra. Outside of being a student, I love to play the violin, listen...

...After taking a plethora of courses, I settled on International Sport Promotions for a major with a minor in Communications. Taking French, French culture, and Spanish classes has allowed me to have a strong background in languages. With playing a sport at that level, we were also required to work with kids through local charities and make appearances at events. I do enjoy working with kids and feel my academic background would mesh well with...

I am a second year student at the University of Central Florida. I am currently majoring in Physics and plan to specialize in Plasma Physics when I enter graduate school. My plan is to build a career in the field of nuclear fusion. I also have a passion for learning. With that said, I love being able to explain things to students in a way that they can understand.

I'm here to help you reach your Spanish goals by tailoring my lessons to your needs! I've taught for 20 years all ages from 3-adults in public schools, homeschools, and private lessons. I like to make it fun, show you tricks to make it easier, and relate it to real world circumstances!

...learn more and master the sciences until I became among the top students which qualified me to enroll in medical school and eventually enabled me to graduate and earn my bachelor degree in Medicine. When I give a lesson to a student, I put my self in the place of the student; if I were struggling with the same subject, how would I clarify the subject for my self, and that is what made me...

Overall, I love helping others. I found this love when I started volunteering at a library which I started working at. Now I'm a music production major, teaching music and Spanish on the side. I love teaching Spanish as it brightens my day to see others grasping the Spanish language just like I did.

...it! I have tutored elementary and middle school math for years and was also a middle school math teacher. In addition, I have taught Spanish at all levels, including conversational Spanish. I believe that every student can learn and I LOVE tutoring because it gives me the opportunity to help each student with their specific learning style. I want to help relieve the stress of a big classroom so that when the student goes into...

...a different way of learning. I also found that communicating effectively makes all the difference in helping someone understand a new concept. I often find myself tutoring peers with whom I share a class and enjoy being able to see them understand the material we work on together. Sometimes, it's as simple as knowing background information or seeing material in a new light that makes all the difference in a student's confidence and understanding. Not...