The Best Language Tutors in Fremont, CA

Recently, I have been assisting my friend translate her film into Mandarin Chinese with subtitles for improved public access. I still speak Chinese with my parents and relatives and have retained fluency of the language and love its melodic tones. I find great joy in teaching Chinese.See Hannah's full profile

The test required for MA teachers is very similar to Toefl. Also, in my bilingual high school, I learned French practically in one year, so I understand the struggles of language speakers and know many strategies to help them with the various aspects of language learning.See Ludka's full profile

I have had a very unique education, combining languages and scientific matters (algebra, geometry, fluids engineering, etc,...). This education allowed me to enjoy a very successful international career. So, I always keep in mind the ultimate goal of education when tutoring and relate the lesson to its usefulness...See Alain's full profile

Learning how to write, think critically and express your ideas is an exciting process I enjoy teaching with patience. I emphasize composition, reading of a variety of texts from fiction to academic to popular, and understanding of the language.See Felipe's full profile

At work I also mentor junior software developers, and provide feedback on their designs and implementations. I am well versed in a variety of languages including: Go, C, C++, Java, Assembly, Shell script, Lisp/Scheme/Racket, and more. My experience is well suited to helping you solve your problem....See Jon's full profile

I first started programming in C++ in high school in 1999. Since then, I have used the language in college during labwork and for personal amusement, but not professionally. I am capable at teaching the basics of logic and translating specific problems into code. I would not be the best choice for the...See Francesca's full profile

I have used Computer Programming extensively for my work in physics, maths and biophysics, and have taught classes in selected areas. My experience includes a number of computer languages, as well as algorithms and methods for the use of computers to solve practical and numerical and control problems. I enjoy the...See Michael's full profile

Discrete Math can be one of the most challenging of undergrad math courses. It is reminiscent of geometry, in that it has a main focus of "why", rather than the "what and where" of algebra and calculus. The symbolic language of Discrete Math is usually a bit challenging for most students....See Paige's full profile

I solve data structure/algorithms in Ruby, and have built an entire full stack web app through the use of my fundamentals of Ruby, JavaScript, and a framework for those respective languages (PostgreSQL, Rails, CSS/HTML, React.js). I know multiple languages and many of the underlying principles...See Andrew's full profile

I have been speaking Japanese for 10 years, 2 of which I spent studying and working in Japan. I have been N1 certified since 2023 and have been employed by Stanford to tutor Japanese language students for over two years. I have been tutoring professionally for 5 years, and I find it quite satisfying to bond...See Mario's full profile

I came to this country to attend college, so I know by first hand the challenges that someone needs to go through as a foreign language learner. I started teaching Spanish in after school programs using a methodology to teach children as they would learn it at home. This experience helped me a lot in teaching...See Brenda's full profile

I have dedicated my time to studying the written word and the grammatical structures of the English language. I have two degrees in English, both an AA and a BA. While many find grammar rules confusing, I view them as a pattern to memorize and apply.See Charlie's full profile

I tutored Farsi for 4+ years in college. I’m completely familiar with the process of teaching a new language. I will repeat everything to make sure my students understand the subject.See Rosha's full profile

When I teach math concepts such as Geometry/Math 2, I try to make it more engaging for the student by connecting the math concepts to other subjects. Some students relate more to the language of math so I'll discuss the etymology of unique math terms. Math has a natural connection to history and science...See Roger's full profile

Excited about working with middle and high school students and passionate about teaching, I have taught social studies, English, English-as-a-Second Language, and standardized test preparation (CBEST, ACT, SAT, AP). I teach students research-based strategies to enable them to comprehend and analyze informational...See Anuradha's full profile

I am an English learner myself and I had to take the TOEFL test before being admitted to San Jose State University. In order to pass this test, you have to know the English language, especially grammar and vocabulary. These are skills that can be learned. I would suggest that it is very helpful to immerse yourself...See Christiane's full profile

I am proficient in many scientific programming languages including R. I have used R and its modules to implement many statistical, graphical, and machine learning techniques, such as linear and nonlinear modeling, classical statistical tests, time-series analysis, classification, regression, clustering, etc. I am...See Arghavan's full profile

While I ground lessons in students’ provided materials, I also supplement from a vast library of my own resources as I know that language proficiency can skyrocket with meaningful connections to the target language. As a second language Spanish learner myself, I can relate to my students’...See Amasa's full profile

I have proofread high school through college level essays for peers to help them achieve high marks, have taken and taught grammar lessons in several languages, and I am currently working on the professional proofreading process for an academic paper.See Julia's full profile

I have spent all my educational years in India and a large part of my professional life too in the same country. I have studied Hindi for 12 years, from elementary to high school level.The first language in my school had always been Hindi. Hence I have a good command over the language, be it written,...See Devyani's full profile

My interest in becoming a Spanish teacher is driving my passion for helping Spanish learners succeed, and I would like to assist students with all the tools and knowledge I possess. Many students are not aware of how important and effective learning a second language is, and my job is to share this vital...See Ignacio'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 what...See Bryan's full profile

I hold the Master's Degree in Linguistics from the Linguistic University of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Before that I graduated from the Grammar School #13 in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. Being a native language speaker and considering my 15 years of study in language schools in Russia, I believe I can...See Elena's full profile

I have worked as a senior software engineer for over 20 years - utilizing Java and C# as my primary programming languages. I have developed software for medical devices, military systems, network management systems, and enterprise infrastructure for the insurance industry. I have also been tutoring Java and C# for...See Jahi's full profile

I grew up going to Christian school where I studied the entire Bible in multiple languages including the original Aramaic/Hebrew. I was also an award winning Bible competition champion and later on led numerous training sessions for Youth Group leaders. I was also actively involved in Manuscript study in...See Leon's full profile