Helping students discover their potential has always been a meaningful part of my journey. I believe that learning is not just about mastering content, but also about building confidence, resilience, and curiosity. Supporting students as they overcome challenges and reach new milestones is what makes this work deeply rewarding.
I tutor in Essay writing and ESL learning.
I have worked with learners from diverse backgrounds and age groups, guiding them through academic transitions, language development, and skills-building. My education has taken me across international and U.S. contexts, where I earned my undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences and I have earned my Master's of Science in Human Rights. I have also gained professional growth through certifications in data analysis, research, and humanitarian work. This blend of academic study and hands-on experience allows me to bring both knowledge and empathy into my teaching.
My teaching philosophy is rooted in adaptability and encouragement. I focus on meeting students where they are, understanding their individual learning styles, and creating a supportive environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. I aim to break down complex concepts into manageable steps and show students that progress is always possible with the right guidance and effort.