Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Hempstead, NY

...subjects, my favorite subject to tutor is math because of the systematic methods involved. My job as a tutor is to provide resources for my students and to guide them when they need help. I believe that the best kind of student is one who wants to improve as much as I want to help them. There must be effort from both sides. In my spare time, I like to knit and do other DIY...

...even more effective teacher. After finishing the course and teaching at a Costa Rican high school for a year, I moved to Colombia and taught Business English to professionals both privately and through a university. At this point in time, I speak Spanish fluently after living in Colombia for over five years. Recently, I successfully completed a course in teaching Spanish to foreigners at the University of Antioquia in Colombia. Now, I have moved back...

I am a PhD student in ecology, and I recently completed my master's degree in marine science. I am dedicated to increasing my students' understanding of and appreciation for STEAM fields (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics). I am a creative teacher who has held teaching positions ranging from tourism to undergraduate courses at R1 Universities.

...math. I have taught students in Spanish, French, and English as a Second-Language, using highly visual and interactive techniques to engage students in the fun and challenge of learning a language. I have lived in Spain, France, and Chile, as well as various parts of the United States, so I bring cultural insight into each lesson. My additional teaching areas of expertise include test prep, reading comprehension and essay writing, and government. My teaching philosophy...

...of topics, from the hard sciences, to finance, and the arts, and have excelled. This is not because I am a genius. It is because I am truly interested in what I am studying and I have developed a practical system for studying and organizing. While you may shrug organizational skills off now as something only old people do, I have to tell you otherwise. As a twenty year old college student with a full...

Common core-trained teacher with extensive experience working with students in Grades 1-12. I love reading and writing and can solve almost any problem thrown my way. I currently live in New York City where I am fortunate enough to mentor Middle and High schoolers in their day-to-day academic classes. I'm looking forward to meeting you and working together :)

...College program. I've also taught AP Physics and general science at Upper Room Christian School for one year. In my experience, I've heard many students say they can't or they're too "stupid" to do something. I believe that no student is unintelligent or incapable. Everyone is more than able, through some effort and a little bit of help, to achieve any goal in life, academic or otherwise. My goal is to help people achieve and...

I am a high school mathematics teacher with a BA in mathematics. I have classroom experience teaching AP Calculus AB and BC, as well as Precalculus, and I have tutored students in everything from Algebra 1 through Multivariable Calculus and Discrete Mathematics. My favorite topics in mathematics are point-set topology and category theory.

...and in New Jersey. I love working with students and helping them become the learners I know all students can be. I believe that being successful in school can help students feel accomplish while also opening different paths for their future. I want to tutor students because I believe it will give me an opportunity to continue working with students, but in a smaller setting where I can provide more individualized attention.... I believe the teacher's...

...important part of my collegiate life as well. I believe strongly in the importance of the tutor-student bond, knowing that best results are only reached when there exists a mutual trust. My most rigorous tutoring experiences were at the college level at Brown University, where I worked as a Brown Writing Fellow. The BWF exist as a select group of students hired to act as writing mentors and editors for the Brown community, and as...

I am studying Biology and Psychology with a minor in Philosophy at Stony Brook University. I have also received an Associates Degree in Liberal Arts from Bard College. My other interests include dance and programming.

...and Santiago, Dominican Republic. I started high School in Talented Unlimited and Finished in De La Salle in Dominican Republic. I studied in a university called Pontificia Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) in Dominican Republic, I majored in Psychology. I have done early childhood certificate and TELF certificate afterwards. I want to continue with my career in education by adding a masters degree. I specifically tutor English and Math. However, I have tutored many...

I just recently graduated with a B.S. degree in Chemistry from The College of New Jersey. Currently, I am working full-time in a pathology lab in hopes of applying to attend graduate school next fall to obtain my MPH in Epidemiology. I've always had a love for teaching in addition to math and science so what a better way to have the best of both worlds by tutoring students who are where I once was!

...in a way that others are able to comprehend them with ease. I have had many years of teaching experience, which has varied in many ways throughout my life. When I was a teenager, I worked as a swimming instructor for children ages 3 to 12. This allowed me to foster a specific teaching technique where I patiently worked with my students to dissipate their fears (like the fear of water), and build the trust...

...I went on to tutor for Reading Partners in Milpitas, Villa El Salvador in Peru, and finally my university's Center for Academic Success, where I tutored at the collegiate level. Each experience was completely unique and shaped me into the tutor and person that I am today. Reading Partners taught me how to adapt a given curriculum to an individual student's goals and needs. Villa El Salvador taught me how to connect with students from...

...programs like SMART (Start Making a Reader Today) and the Reed College Science Outreach program. I love helping students achieve their goals and having the unique opportunity to work as a facilitator for learning and discovery! I bring my unique background in theatre education to every subject as I approach teaching and learning with a creative edge. When I'm not doing schoolwork or making art, I love listening to podcasts, cooking veggies (and pasta), and...

My name is Romario Villanueva. I'm an entrepreneur and a blogger. I'm a graduate from Rutgers University and I love reading books. I love all things business, psychology, basketball and learning in general. I love seeing people and students reach their goals and continuously improving themselves. If I can contribute or help in that cause, we both have won!

...eight years. I am proud to be legally bilingual, a skill that not only enhances my ability to connect across cultures but also broadens my perspective in global and community-oriented conversations. Language, much like policy, is a tool for understanding people and advocating for inclusive solutions. Whether I'm analyzing historical patterns to understand modern challenges or crafting thoughtful writing to convey complex ideas, I strive to bridge knowledge with action. I hope to share my...

...Physics and math are my specialties. I enjoy guiding students through complex concepts, helping them gain clarity and confidence. In addition to tutoring, I have extensive experience teaching individuals of all agesfrom children to adultsas a professional Snowboard Instructor. This role has forged my ability to tailor my teaching style, meeting the unique needs of each student. Outside of formal education, I spend my free time immersing myself in the Spanish language, continuously working toward...

...taking exams can be, so I take a very individualized approach to make sure the students understand the material rather than knowing how to implement a formula. This gives them more confidence and flexibility in dealing with the curve-ball questions that are notorious for stressing students out. There is nothing more exciting to me than helping a student realize just how easy they find material they used to find impossible and his/her pride from that...