Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Spring Valley, NV

...where I studied abroad in Venezuela and learned Spanish. From then on, I decided to move to Panama where I earned a TEFL certification and I tutored high school students and adults English as a second language. I also helped other teachers from the United States learn Spanish. My love for language and culture initially led me to pursue my masters which led me to Mexico City, where I taught English to students interested in...

...am fluent in written and spoken Spanish. I have enjoyed teaching and tutoring for more than twenty years. I have tutored all types of students from high school and college students to Executives. I have also tutored and taught extensively online, which also helps students to learn who do not have the time to go and sit in a classroom. I have worked extensively with English speakers who are learning Spanish and Spanish speakers who...

...the Spanish language: its grammar, its structure, and its proper pronunciation. When working with students I like to tailor a learning program that adapts to the student's needs, strengths and learning style. I cover both practical applications and grammar structure (a little grammar goes a long way!) I also take into consideration the age of the student and the learner's interests and motivations. I am fully bilingual and I know from personal experience what is...

...proud product of Columbia University's Core Curriculum, Columbia College Chicago's Comedy Studies Program and The Second City Conservatories & Producing Internships Programs, Lissette is an Honors CCC '15 alumna who majored in Comedy Writing & Performance with an Arts in Healthcare minor. A member of Americans for the Arts and a facilitator for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Lissette served as the Wellness Programs Assistant for The Second City Training Center for one...

...second language. I believe that everyone has the ability to learn and obtain knowledge through the ability of exercising our brains. We all can succeed by dedicating ourselves and never giving up. Learning can be difficult at times but we all have to fight the urge to give up and keep our heads up. After all not all things come easy, we have to learn to fully dedicate ourselves. We all need to have a...

...am a 24 year old college student of Psychology. I have been working in tutoring for almost five years, both at the college level, and with children K-8 grade. I love all the age groups, though the children especially steal my heart. My preferred subjects are Reading, Phonics, Literature and Spanish. In my free time I enjoy hiking and working with animals, though a quiet day inside curled up with a nice book sounds like...

...myself in the Spanish culture, history and traveling to several different cities throughout Spain. To add real world experience to my political science degree, I interned with the California State Assembly. My interest in tutoring is to take two subjects which can sometimes seem very conceptual, and to show how they can relate to our everyday lives. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy hiking at Red Rock, SDSU basketball, traveling to Mount Charleston (both in the...

I am biological researcher with a love for the sciences and mathematics. Specifically, I have hands on biology and chemistry lab experience as well as a degree majoring in the sciences. I also enjoy geometry and algebra. I enjoy teaching and exploring new ways to help others learn. I live in Santa Clarita with my husband and our two miniature schnauzers. We enjoy the outdoors, seeing movies, and spending time with our family.

...last semester in college. I prefer to use the materials that the student is using during tutoring sessions because they will have the same resources available to them when I am not with them. When teaching math, I like to have the student do example problems so that I can see what concepts are giving them trouble and help them specifically with those problem areas. When teaching Spanish, I like to speak in Spanish with...

I'm 18 years old and I am a sophomore at Fordham University. I promise I won't disappoint!... I believe that it's important to establish a comfortable but professional relationship with a student so they ask questions more freely and are more willing to learn.... I would ask the student which areas of school they need help in, and develop a study plan that accommodates the student's preferred/most effective ways of studying.... I can help a student become an independent learner by showing them how to think critically when solving problems.