The Best Sign Language Tutors in Flagler College-St Augustine, Saint Augustine, FL

I grew up using the language as I am a CODA (child of a Deaf adult) and currently have a bachelor's degree in ASL ENG Interpreting.See Samantha's full profile

I taught and tutored college students American Sign Language at NM Highlands University. It was ASL level 1,2, and 3.. I also worked at ASL immersion at NM School for the Deaf and hosted math sign language workshop. See Aaron's full profile

For the past several years I have been in the field of educational interpreting. Through the years I have had the pleasure of working with an array of different age groups and signing styles. After majoring in Deaf Studies and taking my ITP at...See Jacqueline's full profile

I am fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and Signed Exact English (SEE). I learned both of these while growing up, because I had some very close friends who were Deaf. Since then, I have taught sign language at a charter school...See Alisa's full profile

I have been fluent in American Sign Language and teaching as a full time volunteer in the deaf and hard-of-hearing community for 12 years. I have a Bachelors of Principles and Methods of Language Education and I am TEFL/TESOL certified...See Katherine's full profile

I have been using American Sign Language as a 3rd language for 15 years. I have taught more than 200 people more than the ABCs and "baby sign language". I teach conversational skills to boost Deaf Culture Awareness and...See Enesse's full profile

Over the span of 1997 to 2014, I was an employed interpreter for the Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), the National Technical Institute of the Deaf (NTID), and the University of Rochester Medical Center. In 2014, I moved to...See Virgil's full profile

I attended and graduated from a four-year ASL Interpreting program. I have 10+ years of professional interpreting experience. I have experience interpreting in a variety of settings, including educational, religious and government. Currently hold...See Monique's full profile

I have studied ASL - American Sign Language - for several years. I also taught English at a State Deaf School in Pennsylvania as well as coached Boys Basketball. I am able to teach anyone the rudimentary elements of ASL such as the...See Frank's full profile

I am licensed and credentialed in both Missouri and Illinois to work in an Advanced setting for Sign Language Interpreters. I have had this level of certification for nearly a decade now. Previous to that I carried other certifications...See Katy's full profile

I have taught and trained at a variety of educational levels, from Elementary to Post Secondary. I am presently hold National Certification from RID. (Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf). Additionally, I have been a screenerat the State Level...See Tami's full profile

I am a Gallaudet graduate and a native ASL user with over 45 years of experience using ASL as my primary language. I hold a Level 4 ASLPI certification and have 5 years of experience teaching ASL to the community, including hearing parents of Deaf...See Eric's full profile

I have a Bachelors in Education from the United States Institute of Language and Clerical Studies. I have been tutoring ASL for 4 years to different ages and skillsets. With English, I have been tutoring for 5 years with mostly young adults and...See Chelsea's full profile

4 Semesters of college American Sign Language and Deaf Culture courses. Actively participates in the Deaf Community in CA and UT. See Holly's full profile

I’m a professional ASL Interpreter and Linguist with over 17 years of experience in medical, educational, and community settings. I hold a B.S. from Cal Poly University, completed formal interpreter training, and continue to expand my expertise...See Rosanne's full profile

I have a Certificate of Completion in Sign Language Communication (30 Credit Hours) Phoenix College, Phoenix, AZ, 1999 to 2001. I have been teaching and tutoring American Sign Language in person and online for the past 18 years since...See Nadine's full profile

I am fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and English. My rating from the Sign Language Proficiency Interview (SLPI) is “Advanced Plus to Superior Plus Skill Level Range.” This means I am "able to have a fully shared...See Anna's full profile

I was previously certified by American Sign Language Teachers Association at the qualified level. I can always have my certification renewed if needed. However, I am a native user of ASL and have taught for over 12 years. I have worked as...See Ronnie's full profile

I have been an Educational Sign Language Interpreter for 20+ years. I hold a NJ DOE and EIPA Certificate and an Associate's Degree in Interpreter Training. These fully satisfy the state qualifications to work in this setting. I am...See Leslie's full profile

Deaf with Cochlear, can speak and been signing over 30 years of ASL! Would LOVE to help you to grow your love of languages. See Amy's full profile

As a deaf user of American Sign Language (ASL), I provide an authentic and immersive learning environment. I'm also an experienced deaf education teacher with nine years of experience, and I've taught college-level ASL courses for...See Robert's full profile

I have been signing for 35 years now. I am Deaf in one ear and Hard of Hearing in the other. I use Bill Vicar Lifeprint as my curriculum guide. See Carolyn's full profile

While attending UVU, I tutored many students over the course of a year. I have also taken and passed the American Sign Language Proficiency Interview (ASLPI). As I chose to teach and tutor in American Sign Language, I do volunteer to...See Jazmyn's full profile

...experience in sign language and I've taken multiple classes in it at my university including American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. I've been trained in Conversational ASL, ASL for Teens and Kids, Sign Language for Special Needs, and Sign Language Vocabulary...See Alex's full profile

I am a fluent signer ( American Sign Language) and former Fulbright Scholar at Gallaudet University, Washington DC, the world's only liberal arts college for deaf and hard of hearing students. While following my MA program in Deaf...See David's full profile