(2726) English Tutors, Lessons, Classes in North Carolina

• 40 / hr
• Wilmington, NC( 28403)

Hey there. Hope all is well with you. I like to consider myself good in the majority of subjects -except for extreme math. I do have a Master of Education degree and is currently thinking about obtaining a Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Management. I do work hard and is a strong advocate in educ... Read more

• 65 / hr
• Hendersonville, NC( 28792)

Rachel is a college instructor, lecturer, and independent researcher who has taught in a variety of higher-education settings, including state universities, technical colleges, and local community colleges throughout Central and Western North Carolina and the upper Piedmont of South Carolina. Rache... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Highlands, NC( 28741)

As a photographer, I love sharing my passion for observing and framing the world around me, and I thrive on the relationships I have forged through this process. For about a decade I have been teaching photography and video, mostly at the college level, though I have also taught at a high school and... Read more

• 60 / hr
• Wilmington, NC( 28412)

Hi, My name is Beth. I would love to help you learn new how to use new technology. I have been working with computers for 10+ years and love doing it. I started working with Apple products about 2 years ago. I am familiar with Windows based computers, Macintosh, Office applications with PC's and ... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Lexington, NC( 27292)

Through the years, I have been a Minister/Director of Christian Education, Social Worker, and a Basic Skills Instructor. I have a major interest in teaching Bible Studies and helping people learn about religions. As a Basic Skills Instructor, I helped students improve in areas of writing, spelling and vocabulary. While serving as a Minister of Youth several years ago, a workshop was done to help the youth improve their Study Skills. This was done with help from the National Honor Society in Read more

• 45 / hr
• Durham, NC( 27713)

Prior to joining Measurement Incorporated, I worked with physically and developmentally disabled children and adults with diverse skill-building activities including daily and community living skills. I served as an English Language Arts (ELA) teacher trainer for elementary and secondary teachers in the Philippines providing counseling in English teaching methodologies, as well as creating and implementing workshops for the enhancement of teaching English as a Second Language. While working as a Read more

• 40 / hr
• Durham, NC( 27707)

Thanks for taking time to read my profile! I have been teaching a combination of Spanish and ESL(English as a Second Language) for 12 years. I am a National Board Certified Teacher with 7 years of experience teaching high school Spanish (levels I-IV) and 5 years of teaching ESL. While I've taught honor level classes, I've found my greatest strength is working with students who struggle or who need extra practice. I use a handful of effective scaffolding strategies to make content comprehensible Read more

• 55 / hr
• Asheville, NC( 28805)

Hello,My name is Kelsey, and I am a third grade teacher here in Asheville. I am passionate about teaching and have spent several years studying how people learn. My background is in psychology and education. In 2012, I received my master's degree in elementary education, focusing specifically on th... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Wendell, NC( 27591)

I am currently an engineering student pursuing a degree through NC State (Industrial Engineering). Prior to college, I spent time serving my country as a US Marine and also a computer network instructor. I have almost 2 years of experience teaching Marines on how to configure Cisco networking device... Read more

• 55 / hr
• Cary, NC( 27518)

Have you ever asked your French teacher a question and he or she just can't answer it? Have you ever found yourself trying and trying to just say that pesky French R? And why does "eau" sound like "o"? Well, to be honest, I have too. I've been in your shoes, learning French in high school, then college. I've had good teachers and bad ones. And all of this has helped to make me a better teacher. But more than just my own experience as a language learner is important. I've also taught sinc Read more