(3799) Columbia English Tutors

• 60 / hr
• Brunswick , MD ( 21716 )

My name is Toni. I am a tutor for English, reading, and writing skills. I would love to help your child succeed. I have a B.A. in English from VCU and am in Shenanndoah University's Career Switcher Program earning my teaching licence. I have a daughter in first grade and love to volunteer with her G... Read more

• 55 / hr
• Brunswick , MD ( 21716 )

I am currently a high school American Sign Language teacher. I have previously worked in elementary school working with deaf and hard of hearing students, and middle school math. I am looking forward to helping students learn skills to help them in areas they want to be more successful in!! I worked... Read more

• 45 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

I have taught English -grades 6-12 for 26 years. I have taught all levels of ability. I have taught Freshman English at the College of Southern Maryland for 4 years. As an experienced educator, I can offer much help with language arts, and composition classes. I also have a background in French and have taught elementary and high school students in French. Read more

• 50 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

I tutor undergraduate Accounting students, specializing in Financial Accounting 1 and 2, and Intermediate Accounting 1 and 2. On a case-by-case basis, I tutor upper-level accounting courses. I also teach in group settings at discounted rates.My second specialty is Intro to Statistics, I've helped ... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

Hi I am a current college student that currently attends North Carolina A&T State University. My major is Agriculture and Environmental science and currently have a gpa of 3.0. I am currently living in Waldorf over the summer break and lives not to far from the Waldorf library. I am a very fun person to be around and makes learning fun for kids.I have a great amount of experience in teaching young kids on how to read, write and do math successfully. I love to see the growth that he/she show Read more

• 65 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

I was a special education teacher in DC Public Schools. I retired and am now working as a tutor.I have had many successful experiences with students over the years. I have taught all levels including elementary, middle school and high school students. I love the many wonderful interactions I have... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

Hello, my name is Courtney! I am a recent graduate from Virginia Commonwealth University with a major in History and minors in French and International Social Justice Studies. While completing my undergraduate degree, I served as an undergraduate teacher's assistant for a freshman-level English class, half of which being ESL students. As a teaching assistant, I taught lessons regarding writing composition and critical thinking in addition to providing one-on-one help to students both inside a Read more

• 35 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

My name is Rabbia and I graduated with a Bachelors degree in Neurobiology and Physiology. Being the eldest child in my family, I have always had the role of tutoring my younger siblings and cousins, and helping them complete homework or prepare for exams. I love the sense of accomplishment I experie... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Waldorf , MD ( 20603 )

I graduated from Frostburg State University with a Bachelor's Degree in English. For about two years now, I have been a substitute teacher in Prince George's County Public Schools, so teaching and reinforcing lesson plans comes naturally to me. I have covered elementary and middle schools and a vari... Read more

• 85 / hr
• Stewartstown , PA ( 17363 )

My teaching interests include, Biochemistry, General, Cellular, and Molecular Biology and, especially, Genetics and Cancer Biology along with the relevant laboratory activities associated with these courses. My interest in teaching was piqued when I taught at a secondary coeducational institution at multiple grade levels. Some students were anxious, while others were nonchalant about their academic futures. Ironically, I observed that many of those who seemed to care little about academia were Read more