Award-Winning Mandarin Chinese Tutors serving Maryland

Native Mandarin Chinese speaker who studied English in China for Bachelor's and had Master's in University of Birmingham in UK, travelled to 14 countries, now lives in Alexandria, VA in US. Love cross culture and making friends, have great passion in languages!

...eager to learn Chinese for achieving academic excellence and/or are interested to be acquainted with everything about China such as culture, history, traveling, current affairs, government and people, politics and business. I have been teaching languages during my leisure/spare time for about two-decades-long. You probably can't imagine how much I enjoy doing it, no matter it is in the Sunday school or library, the residence or workplace, with one-on-one or a group in the classroom,...

...phonics, grammar, English conversation, elementary math, and beginner Chinese. However, reading and writing remain my favorite subjects. As a tutor, my top priority is understanding each student's unique needs, background, and talents. This enables me to tailor lessons for success, ensuring students leave each session with a sense of accomplishment and greater confidence. My hope as a tutor is to be a source of continuous support and encouragement for all my students. I value open,...

Hello! I am currently a first-year medical student. I graduated from undergrad with dual degrees in Biology and Psychology with a 3.9 GPA and in my gap year prior to medical school, I was a Fulbright recipient. My area of expertise is naturally in the sciences, but if you are interested in conversational Cantonese/Mandarin then I would be able to help too!

...master's degree in Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health and anticipate to graduate in May, 2024. I have had a lot of tutoring experiences since 2017 and have tutored at Kumon, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore city Schools, and Varsity Tutors. I tutor various subjects such as Algebra, Biology, Chemistry, Geometry, ACT, SAT, and many more. I also have experience working with various age groups ranging from 5-18. I...

...have been introduced to studying for the MCAT which has caused me to be flexible with different learning styles. Over the last two years I've been apart of a Kidney Disease research Lab and have had students I had to teach scientific techniques to. I can help you with classes like biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, Chinese, and more. As I've thrived and succeeded in these courses it's my duty to help others succeed as...

...rising second-year student at the American University Washington College of Law and am currently concentrating on intellectual property law. Originally from California, I grew up speaking a mixture of Chinese and Vietnamese at home while learning English and Spanish in school. While I love learning new languages and about new cultures, I most enjoyed writing and reading in school. In my spare time, I enjoy cooking, creating short films, and browsing independent book stores for...

I recently graduated from Johns Hopkins University, majoring in Environmental Engineering and Economics. Since coming to the east coast, I have tutored local Baltimore elementary students in elementary/middle school math and reading and writing. However, I also have experience teaching high school students for Science Olympiad, a common high school science competition. I am a super flexible tutor and believe that teaching styles should and can be adapted to every student's needs.

...their learning differences and improve their academic outcomes. English is my favorite subject in which to tutor, and I've tutored students grades 7-12 both privately and through peer tutoring programs in Mandarin, English, elementary and middle school math, Algebra 1 and 2, geometry, trigonometry, biology, chemistry, and physics. Although I happily spend most of my time playing the bassoon and studying, I also enjoy listening to Bjork and playing with my eight-year-old chinchilla, Mogwai.

...to comprehend current political and economic landscapes. English holds a special place in my heart, as I empathize with students learning a new system and writing style, having faced similar challenges myself. I also find immense joy in teaching foreign languages, appreciating the doors they open to different cultures and perspectives. My teaching philosophy revolves around adaptability and creating a comfortable learning environment. I strive to make students feel at ease asking questions, exploring new...

Hi, this is Xujia, you can also call me Floris. I am so excited to be here and share some tips on language learning and math! Can't wait to start our journey together!

...in several college courses. I love tutoring math and chemistry, but I also enjoy teaching English and reading comprehension. When teaching, I try to tailor lessons to students' interests; I hope to make material both engaging and useful. I believe that lessons that are guided by students are the most efficient and effective. In my free time, I love spending time with my cat Luke, experimenting with origami, and going on runs with my family.

...know and what you pursue in learning. After finishing my college study (EE) from the top university in China, I came to the US for graduate study in physics, when I started teaching as a TA in several EE courses such as semiconductor physics and computer architecture. I got the PhD degree in 2013, and then move to another university to continue scientific research, and later became a research professor, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses...

...helping younger students develop foundational reading and writing skills to guiding older students through the competitive International Baccalaureate (IB) program. I specialize in writing - particularly essays and creative writing - Mandarin, and pre-calculus. Writing holds a special place in my heart, especially after completing the IB program myself, where I gained a deep understanding of what examiners look for in analytical writing. My teaching style is patient and supportive, and I aim to build...

...tasks into smaller pieces, so I try to present material in small chunks as well. I know that this form of task analysis helps students understand material better. With my experiences, I also love to find different ways to teach every skill. Since some students understand material in different ways, I make sure that I have a diverse portfolio of methods to teach a skill to ensure mastery. As always, I love getting to know...

I am a recent graduate from an international relations masters program. I am especially qualified to teach students in the social sciences. ... My teaching philosophy is to encourage questions and open discussion. I feel that active learning, where students are making the connections themselves is the most beneficial to them. Having a friendly and relaxed space for learning is important to me as well.... Get to know the student. Figure out what they want to...

...past 6 years before joining CTY. I love teaching and connecting students from the classroom to Chinese cultural activities. I am certified Mandarin Chinese teacher in both State of Wisconsin and Maryland. I received my BA in English Literature from the National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan and MS from Cardinal Stritch University in Wisconsin. I was a certified public school teacher in Taiwan and also taught at the Milwaukee Chinese School. Other than teaching,...

...taught classes of 10+ adult students in ESL. I designed these lesson plans and executed them, along with original assignments, tests, and classwork. I've also directly tutored younger students between 10-12 years of age in ESL and math. In high school, I helped other students in math. I am a great tutor because I am patient, funny, and relatable. I'm always able to keep things light and enjoyable. I take pride in helping others understand...

...in Maryland. While I am not a native Spanish or Chinese speaker, I have had lots of experience with both languages. I have learned my Spanish predominantly through school, volunteer trips to El Salvador and a long-term nannying job. And in addition to Chinese being my major, I was a State Department Critical Language Scholar in Taiwan. During the 7-week program I was only permitted to speak Mandarin. Something fun about me is that I...

As a former corporate professional and graduate from the Pennsylvania State University in State College, I plan to use my skills in mathematics and sciences to help teach the next generation of students what it takes to pass those tough courses and utilize my full potential in tutoring in order to help them succeed.