Most people don't expect an engineer to be strong in English, but Jai's 1590 SAT reflects serious reading comprehension and writing ability alongside his quantitative skills. He teaches essay structure and close reading with the same logical precision he applies to code — identifying a thesis, mappi...

Penn's Critical Writing Department trained Jessica to evaluate arguments, analyze texts, and give precise feedback — skills she now applies when teaching reading comprehension, thesis development, and close textual analysis. Her background spans literature, essay writing, and standardized test prep,...

Between tutoring SAT Reading and Writing (she scored a 1580) and coaching students through college essays, Kate has spent years dissecting how strong written English actually works. She digs into thesis development, evidence integration, and revision strategies — the skills that turn a rough draft i...

Between crafting college essays for UChicago and editing across multiple writing-intensive courses, Rhea developed a sharp eye for argument structure, thesis clarity, and textual analysis. She teaches students how to move from a vague first impression of a passage to a specific, well-supported claim...

Engineering PhDs write constantly — grant proposals, literature reviews, technical arguments that have to persuade skeptical readers. Jeffrey brings that precision to English tutoring, breaking down sentence structure, grammar mechanics, and paragraph organization in a way that makes the logic behin...

Between literature analysis, essay structure, and close reading, English class asks students to juggle a lot of different skills at once. Erika draws on her background teaching high school and college-level English to show students how to build an argument from a text — pulling specific evidence, un...

Between a 1550 SAT, three undergraduate degrees including one from the University of Chicago, and a Columbia journalism program, Sharon has spent years inside dense, demanding texts. She teaches students to move beyond surface-level comprehension — unpacking an author's rhetorical choices, tracing h...

Strong English skills come down to reading critically and writing clearly, and Zachary tackles both by teaching students to identify an author's argument before analyzing style or structure. His experience coaching college essays and editing student writing gives him a practical eye for what makes p...

Reading critically and writing persuasively are skills Sami has sharpened across two degrees and a career that demanded precise communication. He teaches students to dissect an author's argument, identify rhetorical strategies, and build their own thesis-driven essays with evidence that actually sup...

From tutoring high school English in DC to counseling Yale freshmen on their writing, Tony has spent years unpacking how to build a clear argument on the page. He tackles essay structure, thesis development, and close reading of literary texts — teaching students to identify an author's choices and ...