The Best Language Tutors in Beaverton, OR

I have experience teaching various programming languages including C, Python. I also taught students relating the concepts to various simulated computer programs. See Jagan's full profile

I've worked for many years with kids who speak English as a second language and feel comfortable teaching grammar to both child and adult studentsSee Michael's full profile

I have taken several college-level courses in computer programming, including C++ and Matlab programming languages. I am also in a PhD program for which I write computer programs for science research. I like to focus on programming concepts when tutoring, and break down confusing computer algorithms into simple,...See Kayla's full profile

I grew up fascinated by language and have always excelled at reading and written expression. I was in gifted language arts and English courses throughout my school years, and became more acutely aware of grammar rules through my study of Spanish, ironically enough. I actually enjoy working on the technical...See Marie's full profile

My name is Elena. I am a philologist. My native language is Russian. It was always my favorite subject at school and university. I graduated magna cum laude with a specialist degree in Russian and literature, with a French minor. In 2003 I held a Ph.D. degree in Russian. So languages are my profession, my...See Elena's full profile

We will approach math as a global language and work together to build your confidence and fluency. I have 20+ years of experience teaching Prealgebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics, as well as preparing students for state assessments, PSAT, SAT, ACT, AP, Accuplacer, and ASVAB...See Suzanne's full profile

In my spare time I help programming and programming concepts to students of all ages. I often assist high school students with AP Computer Science. I've programmed in various languages, using various technology, including Java, PHP, SQL, Python, Git, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.See Jay's full profile

I received my M.A. in Classics from UT Austin and then went on to obtain my PhD in Biblical languages. One of my passions is to help others ENJOY learning these languages and the history that is so deeply tied to them. Because of this, my approach to teaching Latin and Greek stems from...See Janette's full profile

If you're a non-native speaker, it's important to be used to male speaking voices as much as female ones in your training. This is especially true for Japanese, because Japanese is a highly gendered language. If you know Japanese, it is good to keep it up. Language fades away if you don't...See Lucas's full profile

My PhD is in Comparative Literature, which means I studied literature in several languages, one of which was French. I also taught French at the University of California, Riverside. Before that, I lived in Paris and studied at the Sorbonne. I love helping students learn this beautiful language!See Julie's full profile

Both my Bachelor's and Master's degrees were in Linguistics, with research in language acquisition, morphosyntax, and documenting and revitalizing endangered languages. I've taught or assisted with 9 different university linguistics courses for positive student reviews, including courses on...See Jesse's full profile

I am an experienced teacher that has worked with middle school and high school ESL since 1992. I help students to build confidence in the language and surpass their goals. Oregon Teaching License current until August 2017 Oregon: Spanish ML/HS, ESOL ML/HS, MIDLVLSee Heather's full profile

C++ was the second programming language I was exposed to, but the first programming language where I really got to learn the concepts of object-oriented programming. This was also the programming language that I heavily struggled on, but after a year of perseverance, I finally learned the...See Bao's full profile

In my opinion, you learn a language when you develop each skill individually, meaning: grammar, vocabulary, listening, writing, speaking and culture.When I first arrived in the United States two years ago, I learned how important cultural habits are in order to learn a language. After all, language is...See Elisa's full profile

Japanese is my mother language ,and I worked as a Japanese language tutor at University for a year. I have been living USA for 10 years, so my english is proficient. I am a professional engineer, but I like teaching Japanese language just like teaching it to my daughter.See Masamichi's full profile

As a tutor, I have worked with elementary, middle, and high school students as well as adults. My goal is to help students truly acquire the language, and I have extensive experience tailoring lessons to meet students’ individual needs. I believe that language learning should be enjoyable; former...See Andrea's full profile

While teaching at Long Island Business Institute in Queens, NY, over 80% of my students qualified as ESL/ESOL. Most spoke Mandarin or Spanish, but other languages were represented as well. I also have worked with Russian and Ukrainian students. I work with ESL students primarily in pronunciation and...See Malea's full profile

In addition to being fluent in German, I am also fluent in Spanish, after living more than two years with local families in Panama and Nicaragua in the mid-90s. I was hired in these two countries to open a language school and run the language department of a private university, since I have a master's...See Judy's full profile

My Ph.D. in Literature and Performance inspired me to develop literature-based formative learning tasks to serve students' best performances. Given a B.A. in English Literature and Linguistics, TEFL certification, and English immersion international school teaching experience, I understand how language...See Ann's full profile

At Reed College, I received a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science, and also spent time (when I could) fitting in some other subjects I love like Economics and Linguistics. My thesis was on explainability in Large Language Models, where I discussed coding my own neural network from scratch in...See April's full profile

I believe the best way to learn a language is by using it, so I encourage students to speak as much Japanese as possible during our lessons. Lessons are always tailored to each student's goals and interests. Whether you want to learn basic conversation, prepare for a trip to Japan, or deepen your...See AKIRA's full profile

I have taught English as a second language living abroad and continue to volunteer at Clark College in their ESL program. I hold a BA in Fine Arts, an MBA, and a TESOL Certificate. See Verna's full profile

Currently teach 5th grade Reading Language Arts.See Mia's full profile

I'm a French instructor at Portland Community College with over 10 years of experience tutoring students of all ages and levels, and I'm genuinely passionate about supporting students as they learn French. As a language learner myself, I can attest to the advantage of taking lessons with a non-native...See Meghan's full profile

My Style As for my tutoring style, it is best to start with the basics. Once a student can understand the basic concepts of an idea, they can use that as the structural support for more advanced concepts. With things like language and music, it is best for a student to understand how it works, not just repeat...See Bryan's full profile