Award-Winning Tutors serving McDonough, GA

...I traveled to Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Peru. Since I live here in America, I have been working with with kids every Sunday in my church and also every day in my part-time job, which is an After-school Program. My native language is Spanish, English is my second language, and also I learned basic Portuguese.

...from the University of Maryland in College Park. I'm currently based in Atlanta, GA, and I specialize in writing, grammar, and, of course, psychology. I have professional and volunteer experience working with elementary-age students and children with learning difficulties, but I'm comfortable working with students of all ages. I believe in keeping things light and...

...and a cheerleading coach by night. I have a B.S. and M.B.A in Business Administration from the University of Georgia and two certifications on Project Management. I am extremely proficient in these areas as well as writing, secondary mathematics, and literacy. My favorite subjects are geared toward business and writing. I am eager to share...

...become a better writer. Throughout high school, I worked with a boy through his third and fourth grade years to improve his writing skills for the FCAT, the state standardized exam in Florida, which he successfully passed at the conclusion of my tutelage. Standardized testing has always come naturally to me and I scored very...

...have been teaching first grade for 4 years now. My favorite subjects to teach are Reading, Language Arts, and Mathematics. I am passionate about children and their education. I strive to make learning fun for students. Students understand the learning more when they are engaged through game-based learning. Also, all students are unique in their...

...neuroscience. Do you have any teaching experience? In Spring 2025, I taught a biomechanical analysis of movement lab course. The course was a bit outside my major, but the lab was mostly teaching students how to use excel to make graphs, something I had experience with from my undergrad stats classes. I have also shadowed...

...From a very young age, I have been exposed to other languages outside of English. I am French from my father's side, and grew up speaking the language. I am also fluent in Spanish, having grown up in a small town in Spain for 11 years. I also worked as an English babysitter (two families...

...taking over ten years of Spanish classes in school. I hope to become totally fluent someday, so I sharpen my skills with DuoLingo daily. Writing is my true passion, and my goal is to help empower others to be able to use this skill. I firmly believe that every person can develop a writing style...

...out the curiosity and passion in those I teach. Current doctoral student at Georgia State University studying Exercise Physiology and Sport Nutrition. Current Strength and Conditioning and Sports Nutritionist coach. My future career direction is to education professionals and students about the vital importance of nutrition, anatomy/physiology, and exercise, to human health, well-being and performance.

...at the University of Georgia. Two years later, I finished my Master's in German Literature at UGA as well. I have since taught German to students from ages 10-80. I love working with German students because learning German was such a fun and meaningful experience for me! My teaching style is very student-centered. In each...

...teaching reading comprehension, test-taking skills and literature. One of the techniques that has worked well for me is to find out as much as possible about a student so that I can customize my teaching techniques to correspond with their interests. I have taught students in the "No Child Left Behind Program" in the subject...

...whom I cross paths with will leave with a sound understanding of the the math concepts. I also hope their experiences will allow them the ability to pass their knowledge on to others seeking similar knowledge. I have six successful years experience tutoring elementary to high school students, even tutored some of my peers, when...

Education is the most important thing in life and no one can take that away from you. If you strive to succeed, that is the only way up in life. I am an advocate on education.

I am an enthusiastic, career-driven individual seeking opportunities to help students grow and become more confident in their academics. I am eager to utilize my warm personality, excellent communication skills, and educational background to contribute to the success of all of my students.

...find personal meaning within the poems and stories that we read, and that revelation has shaped the course of my life. I want to help other students find that personal connection in their studies, as I believe that is the key to learning. As a musician, I have played the Saxophone for thirteen years, studying...

...I majored in history (with a focus on gender) and fell in love with it. To learn about how current social, political, economic, gender, etc. issues developed over time is fascinating. It has now become my passion to teach history in a way that is engaging and presents historical figures as real people that interact...

...to express themselves and explore their creativity. My approach emphasizes collaboration, encouraging students to share their ideas and learn from one another while developing their unique voices. I am motivated by witnessing the growth and confidence my students gain as they refine their writing skills. Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading and exploring the world...

...and rural Georgia. I recently moved to Chicago and finished my Master of Science in Biostatistics at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. I'm currently working as a Biostatistician in the Clinical Trials space while tutoring students who need help understanding concepts I have spent an extended amount of time reviewing and applying to real...

...of my certifications and stay sharpening my skills. My IT area of focus is Computer Networking, I hold many different vendor certifications, however, I'm equally successful with training individuals from all backgrounds. I've tutored, mentored, and taught part-time at various tech schools. My teaching background has allowed me to understand all the concepts in Computer...

...until recently! However, I remembered that during my grade school years, many students had trouble with writing and language arts; I was a student who excelled in those subjects. Although I have no direct experience with teaching/tutoring, I figured why not try to help people with the subjects I am good at?