16 years of tutoring
English
Kanata, Canada
CAD $26/hr
16 years of tutoring
English
Kanata, Canada
YVONNE F.
University of Manitoba
TOP METHODS! Certified teacher! In Toronto. Caring, experienced English teacher. Any level: remedial to advanced.
~ One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.” – Malala Yousafzai. ~ Certified teacher. I majored in English at university. My experience includes teaching English as a Second Language in Thailand. I specialize in grammar and writing skills. Also, I have experience in teaching reading and writing at the elementary school level. I can provide very good support to English language learners of all ages. I will always give answers to your enquiries. If I cannot do it right away, I will message you in a few hours. I respect the time and concerns of those who contact me. I hope for equal thoughtfulness in return. I can view and comment on your assignments. After 15 minutes free consultation, my time costs at least $20 / hour. My interests and abilities include, art, design, needlework, writing, languages, Irish history and genealogy.
read moreSubjects: Art & Design, Autism Spectrum Disorders, English, English Language Arts, English Literature, English as a Second Language (ESL), Essay Writing, European History, Homeschooling, Math, Numeracy and Literacy, Reading Literacy, Social Studies, grammar, research papers
2 years of tutoring
English, French, Russian
Riga, Latvia
USD $30/hr
2 years of tutoring
English, French, Russian
Riga, Latvia
Nikita D.
Transport and Telecommunications Institute
Play Your Way to Fluency - Professional Language Instructor - Business English Coach
As a Trainer in communication and Pricing Specialist with tutoring skill for over 2 years, I have been working with students from beginners to coach job seeking employees who require English on their daily basis. I focus on practical English through everyday situations — like introducing yourself, asking for directions, reading simple signs, or writing short messages. Using TEFL methods, we break things down with visuals, repetition, and pronunciation drills, then apply them through role-plays and games. You might simulate a phone call, label objects around you, or match images with words — all to help you connect English with real life, not just memorize rules.
read moreSubjects: ACT English, ACT Reading, ACT Writing, English, English as Second Language, English as a Second Language (ESL), French, elementary English, grammar, listening, reading, research papers, speaking, spelling, vocabulary