Award-Winning Voice Tutors serving Orange County, CA

I'm a language and education student fluent in French. I love writing and literature, but language is what I love to study most. I have experience teaching children, and I hope to teach English as a second language in an elementary school in the future!

...various capacities for the past ten years, and my goal as a teacher is to help my students understand the subject matter in a way that makes them passionate about the subject and passionate about learning. As a Varsity Tutor, I am especially interested in teaching English (writing and literature), as well as elementary/middle school subjects and music. Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading, spending time in nature, participating in outdoor sports, cooking, painting, and...

...to success. Through high school and college, I worked as a part-time babysitter and tutor to elementary and middle school children, where I was able to help them work through their homework and extracurricular activities. I enjoy working on my own academic endeavors in a collaborative way, allowing my strengths to shine, while working with colleagues to bolster my weaknesses. When faced with a question I cannot answer, "I don't know, but I'm willing to...

...to love a subject. It's gaining an understanding of a course's material because you find it empowering to do so, and because it fuels your curiosity about the world. I tutor the LSAT, the SAT, ACT and Latin. The LSAT because I spent hundreds of hours self-studying for it, grew to enjoy the process even though it's undeniably grueling, and ended up doing quite well. I know a lot about what it takes, both mentally...

...years have found me teaching Music Appreciation at Ivy Tech Community College. Children and young people have always found a place in my heart and I thoroughly enjoy seeing the light go on in their eyes when they understand or grasp a concept. Learning happens at different times and in stages unique to each student. It is my task to find the appropriate techniques for the students. I have tutored struggling students as we prepared...

...Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts. During her graduate studies in voice, Angela trained in methods that, when implemented, can assist in speech coaching for kids, ESL speakers and professional public speakers. She has also completed 500 hours of yoga teacher training through YogaWorks and is a registered yoga teacher. Her studies in many foreign languages, diction and phonetics make tutoring ESL, phonics, elementary writing and reading through Varsity Tutors a natural extension of her...

...focus and determination, they can conquer whatever difficulties hold them back at improving their skills in whatever they set out to do. I also enjoy connecting with people one one one, learning who they are, where they came from, discovering what makes them tick. This helps me in my teaching process - there is not one mold of teaching that fits everyone...it's important to be flexible in your teaching style without losing the underlying pedagogy...

...thespian, and biologist. She went to the University of Wisconsin, Parkside, and graduated in 2018 with her Bachelor's in Biological Sciences and Bachelor's in Theater Arts. During her studies, OJ traveled to Costa Rica, Germany, and Scotland. During her studies abroad, OJ was able to expand her skills in Spanish, study skills, public speaking, and critical thinking. After her undergraduate degree, OJ continued her education in teaching at Cardinal Stritch University. She graduated with her...

...education and social work. I have 2 years of experience tutoring K-12 students, which has only inspired my goal to become a teacher. For elementary and middle school aged students, I tutor all subjects. For high school students, I tutor subjects like English (Reading, Writing, Literature), Psychology, History, and especially test prep for the PSATs, SATs, and ACTs. I find it extremely rewarding to help students learn to strategize and excel in standardized testing.

Always teach at the appropriate level...first listen to the student, understand their needs and goals, and then provide both comprehensive academic assistance and emotional support to help them attain those goals. If you can't understand the student, you can't teach them effectively.