Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in New Brunswick, NJ

...the various levels of my classrooms and enjoyed finding interesting ways to engage them. While I really enjoyed being in a classroom, I missed the one on one aspect of tutoring and I found myself picking up extra opportunities after work to do so. My experience has made me comfortable assessing a students needs and planning individualized lessons to help them succeed. I really enjoy teaching Writing, Literature, ESL and Spanish and I believe that...

...5+ years, and after graduate school my goal is to continue teaching. I love helping people have those "Aha!" moments, so if you are need of a breakthrough, lets sit down and see what we can do together! Apart from teaching, I love playing sports. Soccer, Football, Mixed Martial Arts, Basketball, you name it! I also love playing board games, especially chess. I like reading books, playing video games, and learning new things. It's summertime, so...

...What subjects do you tutor? - The subjects I tutor are Math, English, Spanish. I have knowledge in other subjects if needed. What is your favorite subject(s) to tutor, and why? - I enjoy teaching math because it is one my favorite subjects while in school. I like the learning aspect of formulas and the to work your way through it to get the answers. How would you describe your teaching philosophy and your tutoring...

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!

...graduating Boston University, I attended Rutgers Law School, where I was accepted onto the Law Review Journal, one of the highest honors awarded to students. As journal editor, I spent hours every week reviewing submissions from academicians and offering suggestions as to how to improve the organization, clarity, and quality of their writing. Beyond my journal experiences, the administration selected me to be a Teaching Fellow for the school's first-year student tutoring program. There, I...

...up. This makes it easier for my students to remember what they have learned throughout the semester/year, and it helps them pick up new concepts quickly. When I am not studying or tutoring, I love to read, exercise, and explore. My favorite author is Stephen King, my favorite sports are basketball and snowboarding, and my favorite food is popcorn! I just recently moved to Manhattan, so I venture out into different parts of the city...

My passion for education has guided me through five fruitful years of tutoring.

I am a dynamic educator dedicated to fostering a love of learning and skill development that serves students both where they are and where they wish to be.

...where I've studied with a focus on writing, particularly creative non-fiction. I've also long been in love with literature and film, and have studied both at school and on my own. Last year, I took a Spanish course at my college on Cuban Literature and Film after 1959 (the year of the Cuban Revolution), which was enlightening on many levels. Having lived in Latin America for three years, I am fluent in Spanish. When I'm...

...I provided more resources for tutors, fostered a positive relationship with the professors whose subjects we tutored, met their needs, and shared input from professors with the Academic Support and Learning Specialist. As Head Tutor for languages, I hired tutors, coordinated their schedules, and mediated conflicts. As a bilingual tutor, I am very patient and empathetic when teaching a new language. I have a growth mindset. Instead of saying to myself I'm not good at...

I am very excited to begin my tutoring journey! As a recent college graduate (BS in Biology while minoring in Psychology) , I look forward to helping students with all of their struggles, especially science related. I am grateful to have the chance to help others learn/understand . Tutoring will let me share my knowledge and passions, while also learning from my students. I can't wait to see how we grow together in this process!

Hello, my name is Amy. I have been an educator for years. I am a Certified Teacher in Pre-K through Sixth Grade and Biology and General Science 7-12 with a Master's degree in Education. As a young girl, I aspired to be a teacher.

...the National Honors Society and International Language Honors Society in Chemistry, Biology, and Calculus. I have experience teaching students of all ages through working in the Bronx Zoo Educational Department as a Discovery Guide, where I educated zoo visitors about wildlife conservation. I am proficient in reading, writing, and speaking in Spanish. I was raised by a native Spanish speaker, and have excelled in courses such as AP Spanish Language. Outside of academia, I am...

Multi - Disciplinary Engineer based in New York with concentration in Biology and Computer Science

...equivalency, and undergraduate & graduate economics students. While economics is my professional passion, helping young students understand how math helps everyday is always fun! I try to ask a lot of questions during sessions to learn why previous teaching methods may not have been successful for students, then apply relatable examples to help comprehension. Outside of the classroom, I love to read science fiction. I played football in college and still enjoy watching. Other hobbies...

...tutor at my university's Language Resource Center while taking a Language Assistance Internship, so I understand the learning process. As someone of Mexican American nationality who studied abroad in Spain, I have been lucky enough to grow up with Spanish in my life. A favorite hobby of mine is traveling and I most recently spent time in Colombia, where I gained exposure to more South American Spanish. I enjoy helping others with the combined Spanish...

...eight years in graduate school at Duke University and The University of Kansas, then five years as a professor at Grinnell College, The University of Iowa, and Dickinson College. I have lived in Spain for two years during my undergraduate studies and in Argentina for one year with a Fulbright Fellowship. Thus I possess a keen awareness of the differences between Peninsular and Latin American Spanish, and the major differences in the regional dialects.

Hey there! My name is Gentrina, but please call me Rina. I'm a triple major at Rutgers University studying Philosophy, Neuropsychology, and Cognitive Neuroscience. Prior to specializing in my fields of choice, I have had strong interests in English literature, creative writing, and biology. I believe in a well-rounded education that is equally heavy on the sciences and the humanities. Message me to schedule an appointment!

Global Business student studying Finance at Fordham University NYC. I'm very enthusiastic about combining my passion for interacting with others and sharing skills and knowledge to aim for brighter futures!

I believe that everyone has the ability to excel. I help my students to do this by working with them to understand the subject deeply. I try to make it seem easy, because nobody likes learning when it's hard.