A Very Patient Tutor in Writing, Literature, English, and Drawing - Memphis, TN (38107)

• Undergraduate:

  Memphis College of Art, University of Alabama at Birmingham

• Location:

  Memphis, TN (38107)

• Travel Radius:

  16 miles

• Tutoring Certifications:

  English - Literature - Writing

• Tutor's Fee Per Hour:

  $40.00 pay-as-you-go or $32.00-$38.00 with the purchase of one of our packages.

  Question:

  How much does tutoring cost through WyzAnt?

  Answer:

  Tutors set their own rate and most range in price from $30 to $50 per hour, with others either lower or higher depending on experience and cost of living considerations. However, WyzAnt does offer discounts to our students for making an advance purchase.

  • You receive a 5% discount on packages of $200-$399, with a total cost of $190-$379.
  • A package of lessons that would cost $400-$999 will receive a 10% discount, resulting in an upfront charge of $360-$899.
  • A package worth $1,000-$2,499 will be eligible for a 15% discount, with a total cost of $850-$2124.
  • Packages of $2,500+ will receive a 20% discount and cost $2,000 and up.
  Remember, satisfaction with your first hour of tutoring is guaranteed and the unused portion of your purchase amount is both refundable and transferable to any WyzAnt tutor.

• Session Cancelation Notice:

  3 Hours

• Email Ashley from Memphis today!

My name is Ashley, and I am thirty years old. I have one Bachelor's degree from Memphis College of Art (2009); my major was Drawing with a minor in Art History. I have another Bachelor's in English Literature, obtained from University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2005.

The best way to help someone with reading and writing is through one-on-one instruction. I adapt my teaching style to fit the needs and skills of each individual.

Be it tutoring in writing, English, literature, or drawing, I am not one to simply tell students that an answer or detail is incorrect. Instead, they are taught why a particular answer or method might work better. I work to give students a tool box of their own, and eventually they walk away with the ability to identify their own mistakes and use their new skills to solve them.