Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Tell, GA

...and travel, as well as anything outdoors. I believe learning is really a process of finding passion within your studies. When tutoring both in the US and in India, I did my best to make each subject as new and interesting as possible for my students. As a student myself, I understand how hard it...

...well as by providing useful practice scenarios or past examples. I am pursuing a B.S. in cognitive science with the goal of becoming a physician; in general, I am passionate about helping others however I can! I've always loved teaching and working with others, and I hope to work with you or your student soon...

UGA Pre-Service Math Teacher

...take our education seriously and learn for the sake of knowing more about our surroundings. This changed my perspective on my education and I began to thoroughly enjoy what I was learning in the classroom. I hope to impart this outlook to other students. While in high school, I tutored elementary to high school students...

...the transformative power of education. Graduating with a specialization in Special Education from the University of Georgia has equipped me with a strong foundation in supporting students with diverse needs and advocating for inclusive learning environments. My professional journey has been complemented by a range of enriching experiences. I have served as both a lead...

...and both grandmothers were teachers. However, it is clearly in my blood because here I am 20 years after graduating with a bachelor's and master's in education! I love teaching. I love to see the ah-ha moment on a student's face. I don't really have a favorite subject to teach because the subject isn't what...

...very first poem was published by Disney in the 5th grade. As I moved on to secondary school I was not only intrigued with literature and writing, but also with the Graphic Design, drawing, and photography. I studied Graphic Design at a community college and received my Associate's degree, then I attended a four-year university...

...have been involved in teaching and research for the better part of a decade. I got my start tutoring Economics at the college level, and have been teaching in some capacity ever since. I have degrees from BYU, the University of Georgia, and am currently an Economics PhD candidate at the Georgia Institute of Technology....

Hello! My name is Nana, though I go by Isaac. I am a sophomore in college. I have an extensive background teaching individuals of all ages. Most of my prior experience is related to teaching history and Jewish studies, though I have an assortment of other skills, as well.

...I enjoy teaching Reading in English/Spanish the most. After H.S.graduation from Alliance Academy in Quito, Ecuador, I continued with secondary education at Western Baptist College, which is now Corbin University, in Salem, Oregon. I was a Short Term Assistant missionary in Bogota, Colombia, supporting the ministries of translators to the native language groups in that...

...for most of my life. I started with Kumon and taught very young children how to read. I have also coached students for the GRE, SAT, and ACT. Teaching has always been a passion of mine. I am a kind and patient tutor, able to assess strengths and weaknesses of a student quickly and motivating...

...and minoring in business administration. I have been tutoring since high school, when I tutored for National Honors Society volunteer hours. I tutor a bunch of different subjects such as math, coding, and Spanish. I like to make sure that my students have fun along the way to our goals. I make sure that my...

...for roughly two years. I am an undergraduate student working towards a Bachelors in International Studies with a focus in Russian Language and Culture. My goal is to teach each of my clients in a way that makes sense to them. I work to analyze their needs and backgrounds to determine the best way for...

...way, even better! We'll "have fun and get it DONE!" I am a facilitator of learning, guiding you to get it DONE. Whether it's completing your class projects, writing that big paper, or finishing your dissertation. I'm your Teach! Getting my Ph.D. and writing my dissertation was one of the hardest, yet most exhilarating achievements,...

...honors. I attended medical school at Drexel University immediately after and will begin residency in Neurosurgery this coming July. Throughout my extensive educational career, I was fortunate to be guided by numerous mentors that played a key role every in every aspect of my journey thus far. For this reason, I have been tutoring since...

...Asian Studies (with a focus in the Japanese language) from Mount Holyoke College, where I was awarded the 2021 Jonathan N. Lipman Aware for excellence in the field of East Asian Studies. While I studied Japanese the language, Japanese linguistics, and Japanese literature during my undergraduate years, the focus of my historical research was grounded...

...interests for enhanced engagement. My teaching philosophy revolves around building confidence through supportive interactions, often incorporating personal anecdotes to make lessons relatable. I find joy in sports, which helps me connect with students and create a fun learning environment. I am committed to inspiring students to embrace challenges and develop a lifelong passion for learning.

...current college student who has been studying French for 8 years (and counting). I've mastered a wide range of topics in French, including: grammar, classical and contemporary literature, history, culture, film, and visual and performance arts. I also have 4 years of library experience and exam review tutoring experience, so I can assist your research...

Teaching Spanish is more than imparting instruction, it is to help others to look at the world through the eyes of another culture, while they become better thinkers and better communicators.

Hello, My name is Monica Portillo. I am a major in early childhood education from (prek- 5). I have a minor in spanish and I am a fluent native spanish speaker as well. I love helping students because every student learns in different ways.