(3886) North Sudbury English Tutors

• 55 / hr
• Suffield , CT ( 06078 )

I am a special education teacher certified in grades pre-k to grade 12. I taught for thirteen years. I have a bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and have a master's degree in Language Learning Disabilities. I am experienced in specialized reading programs, particularly Wilson Books 1-6 and LiPS. I also have a Speech/Language background which enhances my skills in the reading programs. I have seen success ranging from minimal to major in the tools that I use. I am curr Read more

• 50 / hr
• Suffield , CT ( 06078 )

Bonjour et enchantee! My name is Jen. I lived in France for many years and attended the University of Paris, "La Sorbonne." I worked as an au-pair in France and took care of 5 boys of various ages. Ouf! It was the best time of my life!!! I love the French language and culture and would like to shar... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Salisbury , NH ( 03268 )

I am currently a teacher at Laconia Middle School teaching 8th grade math and Algebra 1. I have taught 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 8th grades with a total of 13 years experience.I love all subjects and am willing to tutor anyone throughout the summer within a reasonable driving distance from Salisbury, NH.I am married and have a 4 year old son and another child on the way (November). We live in the peace and quiet of the woods of Salisbury where we enjoy walking on the logging roads with our cat Read more

• 50 / hr
• Colrain , MA ( 01340 )

I first started tutoring English while I was a college student in NYC. I was working in a restaurant, and there were several employees from Central America. They wanted to improve their English skills, and we agreed to meet regularly. It was very satisfying to see my co-workers develop a better sense of the language of their new homeland. When I got out of college with a BA in English, and a minor in education, teaching high school English was an obvious choice. I worked for two years in a Read more

• 60 / hr
• North Stonington , CT ( 06359 )

Old school spelling, grammar, punctuation and penmanship all count. Despite technology, which isn't perfect, student's need a solid background in the basics. Encourage good study habits, tips on "how to study" and develop a plan that will work for the individual student. Review content and ask questions drawing out the substance of the work and refining creatively with students personal style. Encourage exploration and research. My previous employment includes work in health careers (counsel Read more

• 20 / hr
• Williamsburg , MA ( 01096 )

My whole life, as person and as student, educator and publisher has involved investigating transitions, sounds, and choices. I have done this primarily as a historian and publisher, one who is well versed in all areas of the social sciences. I have had the good fortune and privilege to pursue my stu... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Williamsburg , MA ( 01096 )

Hey, I'm Alex. I'm a web developer and programming/CS tutor based out of the Northampton area. I mentor adult students at the online coding bootcamp Viking Code School, have about 90 hours of experience volunteer mentoring and teaching with teens. I'm currently teaching a biweekly programming class... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Farmington , NH ( 03835 )

French is my native language. After a career in tax law, then as an IBM mainframe specialist, I spent 5 years in the Reformed Theological Seminary (Faculté de Théologie Réformée) of Aix-en-Provence, France. I am married with three children and several grandchildren.For 15 years, I was a ... Read more

• 60 / hr
• Ashaway , RI ( 02804 )

Hello, I am a certified English Teacher in both RI and CT. I am currently looking for a full time teaching job and working as an Academic Support Coordinator, Assistant Football Coach, and PRR Supervisor (disciplinary program) at the high school level. I finished a Master's program in secondary Engl... Read more

• 25 / hr
• Gilmanton , NH ( 03237 )

I have worked as a substitute teacher for the last twelve years and have seen many methods in the classroom; some good, others not-so-good. I have worked one-to-one and with groups of students as they progress through their learning experiences. I'd like to think that I can develop a good rapport with almost any student, and the fact that a tutor becomes involved means that the student and parents are taking a strong, positive approach to learning. I just finished an Ortongillingham Course an Read more