Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in New York

...have three years of experience as a copy edior and three years of English and writing coursework experience. I also have over a year of experience working at my campus writing center, where I collaborate with writers from a wide variety of academic fields and experience levels. Last summer, I worked with K-12 kids as...

I am a recent college graduate looking to put my Spanish skills to good use by aiding students with their language difficulties. I am passionate about the language and culture, and have a background in personal tutoring and teaching language abroad in Spain.

I am a native Spanish speaker with experience teaching English and Spanish to children, teenagers and adults.

...loving Dominican parents who never let me forget where I came from. I was surrounded by family and friends of my culture who always embraced and celebrated who they were. My native language is Spanish and even as a child I learned to appreciate being able to speak two languages. I love my Spanish culture...

...why I am currently earning my degree in Elementary Education with an ESL endorsement from the University of Arizona. While teaching is a huge passion of mine, I also enjoy spending time in the outdoors with my 1.5 year old pup! I completed my student teaching in a second grade classroom where I fulfilled a...

...grade math class. Having been on both ends of the spectrum, I know exactly what kind of behavior and habits lead to failing and what tools it takes to turn it all around and succeed. After failing that class, I had a huge wake-up call which led to the endless hard work and dedication that...

...tutoring Spanish language students because I not only get to help them with their assignments, but also I am able to continuously improve my own Spanish skills. I have been studying Spanish for 14 years and tutoring since June 2015 - there is no question that I have found my personal-professional calling!

I am a recent J.D. graduate from Duke University School of Law. I scored 174 on the LSAT prior to admission. I also have a B.A. from the University of Virginia in Foreign Affairs and Spanish, and am a fluent Spanish speaker. I have experience tutoring students at many different levels of education.

...lifeguard at our local town pool. I had completed the Red Cross Learn to Swim/Lifeguarding program and was invited to return to the program as an instructor. Initially, it was more a love of the water than love of teaching that drew me to that first summer job I ever had, but I soon realized...

...I have always been a passionate learner and I love encouraging the students that I work with to have that same passion. No matter how difficult the subject matter, you can always find something in the material to get excited about, and that's when real learning happens. I strongly believe that flexibility is a tutor's...

I am a dedicated, competent, patient educator who strives to work collaboratively with students and colleagues to ensure high ethical standards in teaching and assessing.

...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...

...(the healers) for our people to be seen and heard, I'm out here continuing to lay the foundation for individual narratives, like my own, to be honest sources of light for kids, artists, and anyone else who needs it. I consider myself a true people person. Always ready to wave, quick to say hello, and...

...the aspect of the subject they are working on and mix it with the topic they are passionate about. I work with students to work on both their strengths and weaknesses. I care most about learning and I understand that every student is different and that learning happens at varied speeds. I focus on the...

...easier. My basic learning and teaching philosophy has always been that the best way to handle difficult material is to take your head off the page and to try to reframe the question in a different way. Coming to a problem - whether it be an essay, a math question, or a writing exercise -...

...confidence to reach for the success of their dreams. My classroom would be the environment where students support one another find comfort and security. I want to mold young people into adults who can make good choices. I believe I should be crucial to the formation of my students into adults. I want to have...

My name is Nick Palazzolo, a lifelong student of business and traveling. I currently work as an auditor in a Big 4 Alternative Investments group, and have completed my CPA exams. My goal is work 100% remote as soon as possible so I can live in Spanish speaking countries and start an international business. Let...

...with a double in Philosophy and Physics. I really enjoy working with students and teaching- I hope to teach as a professor in the future. I believe learning is something not solely for grades and achievements, but for developing oneself in thought, ability to follow through, and improving one's self esteem. I am hoping to...

...connect the lessons with their interests, desires and motivations; the students will be fully ready, willing and able to learn and retain the information from the lessons on a consistent basis. I've spent most of my teaching career in the New York City Department of Education as a History and Math teacher, but I also...

I am originally from Chicago. I was brought up speaking Spanish at home, and love nothing more than sharing my knowledge about this wonderful language! I am a recent New York transplant, where I work professionally as a commercial director.