Award-Winning Spanish 2 Tutors serving Westchester, NY

...graduate of Columbia University. In 2009, I received my Bachelor of Arts in English having also concentrated in 20th Century art history and Critical Theory, the History of Philosophy, and Buddhist Studies. I tutor literature, grammar, phonetics, essay writing, philosophy, art history, Spanish, and public speaking. I believe that education should foster the mutual development of student and teacher and that the best tools to cultivate such radical, coterminous growth are patience, attention to difference,...

...that comes from finally understanding a difficult or complex topic. This is a joy that I wish to share with everyone around me, making sure to break down difficult concepts into digestible pieces that build up to a logical main idea. Whether it be STEM subjects or Test Prep, I'm here to help you find the same joy that I have for learning. I have extensive experience working as a tutor, mentor, and research assistant,...

Hello! My name is Julia Batti and I am a recent graduate of Marist College (2021). I am passionate about psychology and am going to Fairfield Nursing School this May of 2022 to pursue a career in psychiatric nursing. I am also skilled at statistics and Spanish, among other courses. Feel free to ask for references as well! :)

...significant experience in college admissions/college essays. Securing a large scholarship at a top 30 school is no easy feat. I am knowledgeable on what colleges look for and what can really make a difference in an application. From resumes to personal statements to application strategies, I can help you submit the best version of yourself. Lastly, I am fluent in all aspects of Spanish. As an individual who knows 3 languages, I have first-hand experience...

...I'm Sam! I'm a personable, motivated and highly dependable private tutor for both SAT prep and Spanish. I graduated from Middlebury College (where I majored in English, with a minor in Spanish) and prior to that, Stuyvesant High School in New York City. Upon graduating, I worked for Middlebury College followed by a decade-long stint in the tech industry here in New York. My interests include film, photography, travel and baseball. I've traveled extensively and...

...as a teacher I can encourage respect for learning and intellectual achievement by stimulating individual curiosity about the world. I have been a classroom teacher for 5 years and I believe that tutoring will be a great opportunity for me to create more personal relationships in order to help students reach their potential by teaching to the student's strengths and minimizing their weaknesses. As a classroom teacher of 25 or more students you don't always...

...any particular subject matter, one must understand both the raw data - dates, names, sentence structures, vocabulary - as well as the times in life when theoretical knowledge must be made into practical experience. When teaching, I make an effort to pair the fundamentals with interesting and insightful examples that demonstrate why those fundamentals are important. In my spare time I like to read and write and play golf, soccer, and squash.... I believe students need...

...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 how rewarding it is to work with young people and help them acquire skills they can use throughout their lifetime. Teaching swimming lessons grew into helping my neighbors' kids with homework, and upon graduation...

I have been in the teaching field for over seven years, in person and online, and I have come to appreciate how important it is to combine good methods of teaching with the right attitude and motivation toward your students such as being patient, enthusiastic and encouraging. I think it is also important to commend the students, provide a positive, fun atmosphere while engaging them in the activities and assignments of the class.

My name is Ninette. I have a bachelor's degree in communication disorders and I am currently going back to school to be a Registered Dietitian. I have been tutoring privately for the past 6 months and have a passion for helping people. In the past I have worked with children who have autism and other developmental disabilities and also taken care of the elderly. I love working with people of all ages and abilities!

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

I enjoy empowering students by making learning fun and believe that everyone has an "inner genius" that just takes the right technique to unlock. I bring a patient and friendly approach to teaching, specializing in the sciences, technology and math, and believe in teaching students to "learn for themselves".

...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 help out as best I can with your needs, and hope to help you see where in your thought process you can improve/reevaluate. I'm pretty easy going and like joking around. So there won't...

...graduate from Columbia University, I am pursuing a career in theatre and education. I have helped teach a variety of subjects for many years now and I am excited to continue tutoring. I am a native Spanish speaker. I love learning and understand both traditional and creative learning techniques. I have worked with students of all ages. I understand the frustration of confusion along or not being challenged. This allows me to empathize and find...

...people and helped in construction projects. I have worked with students from the elementary to the high school level of which had learning difficulties and helped them with different subjects like algebra, English writing, literature, Spanish and organizational skills. Since I am bilingual I love to work with students that want to learn another language and I know the challenges that come with it since I had to learn a new language too. I believe...

...which was a huge factor in the decision to be a neuroscience major. I am very interested in how people learn things, and how they understand the phenomena around them. Due to this fascination, I have spent many hours trying to figure out what makes certain learning techniques "better" than others, and I have become well versed in a variety of teaching styles. Personally, I learn through understanding, and try to teach others through that...

...on bringing out their strongest ideas and making their writing accessible and clear to the reader. I have experience working with people whose first language is not English and recently helped turn papers that had been rejected for publication into articles published in the best journals in their field. I enjoy empowering students to do their best work by breaking down the work of writing into achievable steps. It's exciting to help them discover and...

...go to graduate school. While in college, I spent a six weeks in the summer in Madrid and took the opportunity to improve my Spanish through Washington University classes and strong cultural immersion. I spent my second semester in junior year studying abroad in Ireland. I have tutored a group class on the SAT and have learned best practices at both teaching and managing to maintain the attention of a group of high school students...

...pursuing this career as well as learn more about the classroom structure and teacher techniques. Furthermore, I commuted to New Jersey every week to teach students mathematics at my grandmother’s learning center, started an internship with Chess-in-the-Schools to help them start their College Bound tutoring program, and tutored and graded for the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. However, I was interested in other ways of learning and teaching that were less traditional, and I became...

Hello, my name is Alex! I happily tutor privately--anything from SAT/ACT Math and English to GPA for Geometry, Algebra, Reading, and more! Work great with elementary level students as well!