Award-Winning English Tutors in Miami, FL

I have over 8 years of teaching and tutoring students from K-College. I have a BA in Social Science. Masters of Education. I am also currently seeking a Masters in Computer Science. I am Bilingual and can either teach Spanish to English speakers or teach English to Spanish speakers.

...a Cuban-American, I am fluent in Spanish. I am passionate about helping students improve in all academic subjects. My background in mentoring at my local college and my substitute teaching experience has helped me gather all the necessary tools to tutor the young minds of America. I still remember my excitement when my English student received her first A on a Mid-term essay we were working on together! I am confident that my passion and...

...courses, and Pre-College English, was a Homebound Teacher who served the educational needs of students who were unable to attend school due to health issues, and have worked as a private test-prep tutor. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in English from UNC at Greensboro, a Master of Liberal Studies in English Education from Stony Brook University, and an Education Specialist in Higher Education from Appalachian State University. I have held professional teaching licenses in...

...class. I have taken AP and Honors classes as well as Dual Enrollment. These competitive classes have ranged from AP Calculus, AP English 4, AP Chemistry, AP European History, AP Biology, AP Economics, and AP Psychology. I excel particularly in English, as I am a skilled and experienced writer. With such diverse academic experience, I enjoy sharing this knowledge with students. I have nearly four years of experience with tutoring kids and teenagers from an...

...and tutoring High and Middle School students. My students enjoy learning Spanish because they improve their fluency and knowledge of the new language and the culture while applying their knowledge to their daily lives. In addition, I volunteer in the children ministry of my church. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for tests and projects, we have always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements). My philosophy is that students experience an...

...from Colorado College (top 25 LAC) in May of 2020 with a degree in Political Economy and a minor in Math, after attending on a full scholarship. I will be starting an MS in Data Science at Georgetown in the Fall. I've recently served as a high school fellowship coordinator on major political campaigns and before that served as a volunteer coordinator. I am very passionate about teaching math as it is something I struggled...

...definitely not dead, ok?!) At Ave Maria University, I earned my M.A. in Theology. From there, I went on to teach 10th and 12th grade for 4 years. Currently, I work as a freelance copywriter, but education has always been my passion. After school, my classroom was often occupied by students seeking help with their English or Algebra homework... even though I was a Theology teacher! That's because I like to keep my strategy straightforward...

A love for education is mandatory for me. I have worked alongside students in a class setting, small groups and one-on-one sessions for more than 5 years. I have a love for making sure students continue to gain knowledge on their foundational skills so they may succeed in other areas of their educational life.

...and the English language. I greatly enjoy fiction, whether it be books, comics or videogames (they all have lessons to teach us!). But most of all, I understand the value of sharing these things with other people. As a student, I experienced what it was like to share my life with great tutors, professors, and peers. I still use things that my high school AP Lang. teacher taught me! A great mentor can make all...

I have decades of experience both in academe as well as in the financial services field, and have helped thousands of adults reach their academic and professional licensing goals.

...move on to the next level within that concept. I love watching the moment the student "gets it" and feels confident within themselves when they finally realize they can do it on their own. What sets me apart from other tutors is that they tutor for a paycheck, however, my paycheck is seeing the light bulb go off in a students' head once they understand what I am teaching them. Some of the students that...

...history, geography, and physics at the secondary school level. I have tutored in Statistics, Algebra, and Calculus as a graduate assistant at Texas A&M and have done private tutoring in Algebra and Statistics. I lived and worked in Germany for a total of 15 years, raising a family and working as a logistics engineer. My German was mostly self taught, with a couple of community college courses but I used it continuously and while my...

...an Environmental Biology major and Writing minor. Using my two interests, I find it easiest to help students learn complicated topics by being able to explain them simply and in your own words. I find that this way of learning is the best way to gain a full understanding. Difficult problems often have multiple ways of solving them. Figuring out the best way for each student to solve a problem can make anyone successful. In...

There is brilliance in each of us. Sometimes we miss a concept or have developed learning styles that keep our brilliance hidden. Others of us just need a coach. For those, the "studying" of a thing is much less exciting than the "doing" of a thing. My job as your tutor is to help you discover your brilliance by packaging your study so you can "do". ... There is brilliance in each of us. Sometimes we...

...after year, students enter my classroom struggling to read. I am at a lost as to why there are so many struggling. As a result of students' lack of reading fluency, of course, the students struggle with math. It has been particularly rewarding to dedicate more time working with lower-achieving students and see the difference that I am making. I figure being able to mentor more students like this individually and one on one would...

...my college years I became a private tutor for different subjects such as elementary math, algebra, SSAT prep, reading and writing among others. I taught various students ranging from 1st grade to seniors in high school. I took great pleasure in seeing my students progress throughout their academic years. I consider my teaching style to be very flexible as I like to allow my students' personality and strengths to mold my style. Moreover, I am...

...to want to learn from me. If I have to speak to my student in meme, pop culture, or in the lingo of the latest social media trends, they will get my message. I spent my first year of education tutoring only students diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD at an intensive learning center, as the two are often paired. I was trained in methods such as Orton Gillingham and Linda Mood Bell that work better...

...love people. I believe that everyone has greatness in them. Sometimes, we may need a little help and encouragement to bring out our fullest potential. Hence, the reason why I am here. I am confident that you have greatness in you. I am confident that you are a success. I am confident that you can achieve whatever you set your mind to and together we can make it happen. Lets do It.

...learning which explains my passion for teaching. In high school, I decided that I would become a teacher. I am excited about learning new subjects and attaining new knowledge that I can use for life. As a teacher I can flip my excitement for learning into daily teaching practices. This keeps all my learning environments engaging and filled with edu-fun (educational fun). Now I have ten plus years of teaching experience. I have taught on...

...found it most rewarding to tutor students one-on-one; not only was I able to individualize lesson plans to their specific needs, but it was gratifying to clearly see my student academically grow. My favorite subjects to tutor would be Math and Languages. I see Math as number puzzles. I believe almost every complex equation can be solved with a series of simple equations; the puzzle is figuring out what easy calculations are needed to solve...