Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Montgomery County, PA

...graduate student at the University of Wyoming. I study Spanish Literature, and I teach first year Spanish. I also have two bachelors degree (Literature and Political Science). I am originally from Argentina, and came to the United States at the age of 15, I enjoy the outdoors, sports and watching lots of movies. I'm a very outgoing person, and I like to teach in a very relaxed environment an create bonds with my students. I...

I have a passion for teaching. I have spent the last sixteen years teaching students of all age groups, including K- 12, college, and graduate students. I work well with students because I have the ability to make them feel at ease. In addition, I help students break down problems into simple components, which enables the student to understand how to go about solving any problem. ... My teaching philosophy is to assist the student by...

I work to provide students with the tools and knowledge necessary for academic success.

...am a graduate of Rider University. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Neuroscience with a concentration in Pre-Medical studies and a minor in Spanish. I am currently in the College of Nursing at Villanova University working on receiving my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and continuing on to becoming a Nurse Practitioner. While I was attending Rider University, I was a tutor in Biology and all levels of Spanish. My...

...am bilingual in English and Spanish! I moved from Mexico at 7 so I have worked on developing my skills in both languages. I am a college graduate and I truly enjoy people and working with children. I believe in the power of language and find that speaking, writing and reading in two languages is fascinating and has helped me meet so many people! I recently moved to Furlong, PA and I am pursuing my...

...tutoring experiences began at home and in high school when I tutored my siblings,older family members, and fellow peers. I cannot describe the feeling I get when a student is finally able to achieve a concept, or make great progress in a subject area that proved difficult. I have been able to teach multiple Spanish classes because the Spanish teacher at the school in which I tutored resigned. I was able to engage the students...

...I am currently a student at New York University, studying Neural Sciences with a minor in Business Studies, on the pre-med track. I truly value the belief that learning is a continuous cycle, and is the best skill to strengthen to become our best selves. Throughout the past years, I have dedicated my time to turning underprivileged students of various ethnic/racial backgrounds, while teaching students nearby seeking to improve in elementary to high school mathematics....

...am a Pennsylvania state certified Spanish and Italian Teacher for the School District of Bristol Township. I have over 15 years of teaching experience for both Spanish and Italian in a school environment. I have developed effective learning strategies to be able to guide a student through the difficulties of learning a language. I have also been teaching languages on an online environment which can be a little different from teaching in a classroom. I...

...to really excel at that subject. I like tutoring because these are subjects that I enjoy and if I can help you break the wall that hindears you from understanding them then I can help you enjoy them too. Outside of academics, I love reading, traveling, spending time with my animals, and watching British tv shows. My newest hobby is figuring out how to use my sewing machine. I am also severely addicted to Pinterest.

...am a graduate of The Master's University. I received my Master's Degree in Business Administration (MBA) Since graduation, I have been teaching ESL and Spanish for the past 10 years while also, tutoring High school students mainly in Spanish. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English as a second language and Spanish. In my experience helping struggling students do well in the language, we always seem to have...

...consider myself an academic as exemplified through my years of being in school coupled with h my keen interest in learning. Attending one of the best schools for my undergraduate education and then entering law school helped me develop critical thinking skills which is one of the most important aspects when learning. I have a great sense of understanding how people like to learn and making it fun and casual - stress does not help...

...an experienced University of Pennsylvania Spanish Instructor. I am a near-native speaker of Spanish with extensive travel experience in Mexico as well as four years residing in Spain. I hold an undergraduate degree in Spanish from Southern Methodist University, a Master's degree in Spanish from Indiana University, and an M.Phil. (all doctoral work except for dissertation) in Spanish from New York University. I just ended a five-year nonrenewable teaching contract with the University of Pennsylvania...

...have a Master's Degree in Spanish from Saint Louis University, Madrid Campus. I tutored English for five years during my seven year stay in Madrid. I believe in creating a positive learning environment where my students have the opportunity to grow in their second language. There is no such thing as speaking "bad Spanish" or "bad English", it is simply a matter of the level the student has reached up to that point, something that...

...have always valued education and learning and have excelled in those areas from an early age. Having earned a masters degree, I have discovered the key aspects of learning because, as most graduates will tell you, a master's degree is an education in how to think. Consequently, I feel that I have also gained the skills needed to be an effective teacher or tutor. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with anyone in need and especially...

I believe in making learning fun! It is important for me to design lessons that are both effective and engaging at the same time. I am fully committed to the success of my students. ... My philosophy of teaching is simple; to enable my students to move from struggling with the subject to a love of learning that accompanies pride in their accomplishments. I believe in life long learning and being the cornerstone to unlocking the...

...someone who thoroughly enjoys school, I feel that I can bring my enthusiasm for learning to any student that I work with. In the past, I have been able to share a variety of learning strategies with students, including time management tools, research skills, and essay outlining. I have worked with students to understand their assignments, brainstorm ideas, and begin the writing process. I have also assisted students on refining their writing in a variety...

...have recently retired from full-time teaching after 30+ years, which includes 25+ years of teaching Spanish. I have taught Spanish to all ages from nursery school to adults. I have been privileged to teach home school, private school, public school, Catholic school, online classes, and college students. My experience with online instruction includes high school and college. My educational background includes a B.S. in Bible; Cross-Cultural Ministry, an M.S. Ed. in Teacher Education, PA certification-Spanish...

...the viola in the orchestra and sing for the church choir. Im also a member of the Outdoors Club and enjoy hiking when I have the opportunity. As a middle child of a large family, Im very comfortable around both students my age and those significantly younger. Most of my tutoring experience has been with students 1st to 8th grade. Other than tutoring content areas, I also pride myself on being organized and developing study...

...beginning to learn French! I scored well on my ACT and was accepted to Washington University in St. Louis, where I majored in Anthropology with a minor in Psychology. I even did some research with a professor in the Human Evolutionary Biomechanics Lab during my junior and senior years that was published in the Journal of Experimental Biology (https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/dlieberman/files/2009d.pdf)! I graduated in 2009 with an award for achievement in Anthropology. After graduation I entered a...

...am dedicated to educating the whole child: emotionally, and academically. I am also committed to growing as a teacher, and to taking feedback to improve my methods and pedagogy. My time as a teacher has shown me that the job of a teacher is based on two different yet related pillars. Primarily, I need to educate children to be citizens of the word who can identify and counter racism, injustice, and inequity. Additionally, I need...