The Best Language Tutors in Glen Rock, NJ

I am now retired but I want to continue to share my love of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture with students, as I have done throughout my life. I enjoy working one on one with students. I have lived in Spain. I travel there frequently. I have extensive knowledge of Spanish and Hispanic culture, art,...See Joan's full profile

Pascal is a structured programming language that emphasizes clarity and precision, and I can help you master its fundamentals. Whether you're learning about data structures, algorithms, or object-oriented programming concepts, I’ll break it down into easy-to-follow lessons. I’ve worked with Pascal across...See Rodrigo's full profile

I am passionate about English: reading, writing, editing, proofreading, and speaking it. I want to share that passion with you. I love English! Language is always evolving, and English has been influenced by many different language families throughout time. This makes it one of the most fascinating, and...See Laura's full profile

As a general education and special education teacher who is passionate about fostering growth and academic success, I specialize in both K-12 English Language Arts tutoring and college counseling. I use a dynamic approach that includes screen sharing, typing out a student's thought processes in real time,...See Andy's full profile

I have many documents designed to improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing for all levels. I have proficiency in three other languages, so I have some understanding of the difficulties in acquiring a new language. I have gotten a third year immigrant from Russia to a perfect score on the SAT...See Edward's full profile

I have also had experience with tutoring students in Chicago in ACT. I scored a perfect score of 100% in both SAT Math and ACT Math when I took WyzAnt qualification test. I am a native Russian language speaker and I use it on a daily basis. I am fluent in speaking, reading and writing in Russian and have always...See Oleg's full profile

I have learned the language and continued to practice it with students.See Alex's full profile

I chose to learn Spanish to help bridge the language barrier in my hometown, which has a large Spanish-speaking population. My journey with Spanish began in the 10th grade. On the first day in Spanish I class, la maestra only communicated with my classmates and I in the target language. I felt overwhelmed...See LT's full profile

Skills and approach: I have strong writing skills, including essays, formal reports, creative writing, and scripts. I also enjoy teaching early math (from pre-k to middle school) and Spanish as a foreign language. As your tutor, I will use an individualized approach tailored to your strengths and interests to...See Jessica's full profile

I performed similarly well on the SAT II Math level II (790) and Spanish (740). I am not a native Spanish speaker but have devoted nearly a decade to learning the language. I can draw on my firsthand experience learning this language to help any student improve their Spanish. After graduating college, I...See Eli's full profile

Learning vocabulary is important because it helps one learn the meaning of a word as much as how to spell it. This is very important in English, as words in the English language come from a wide variety of sources, including Latin, Germanic languages, Greek, and dozens of other sources. I can teach a wide...See Vincent's full profile

...table, to insure that you see progress. My top priority as a tutor, beyond helping students achieve their goals, is to share my enthusiasm for the English language and for good writing. I am a kind and thoughtful editor and teacher, and I love helping people express themselves better through writing, finding the words ...See Elliott's full profile

Many of my students have greatly improved their grades as a result of my tutelage, and as such have subsequently had better school/career options. I've taught mathematics and English language arts/literacy (ELA) extensively for a number of years. I've helped many students understand concepts...See Nathan's full profile

I started to teach Arabic for middle and high school students as a volunteer in the Palestinian agricultural relief committee, during and after finishing my bachelor degree. Afterword, I tutored non-Arabs to use Arabic language (especially in reading and speaking).See Hashem's full profile

Being a mandatory school subject back in Egypt, I have studied the language for more than 15 years, I have had great scores in it, and as a part of becoming an ESL teacher I had to study more Arabic in order to be able to do Translation. In fact, I worked as a translator in a medical center for a couple of years...See Mina's full profile

As a top performer in the Harvard Pre-College Data Science Program of 2022, I have been very successful at utilizing a divide & conquer approach, breaking down complex concepts into more manageable segments. I have 7 years experience programming in a variety of computing languages (Java, Python, HTML, CSS,...See Joseph's full profile

I studied English Literature and Language in a rigorous program at University College London. My concentrations included Old English, Shakespeare, Chaucer, and Linguistics. I completed independent research on radical politics in Thomas Pynchon and Toni Morrison, the use of the Western canon in contemporary Indian...See Emma's full profile

...success. One of my proudest moments as an instructor was watching as a third grade girl I mentored, went from phoneticizing new English words in her native language to recognizing English “building block syllables” and spelling out new words from there, using flash cards and spelling tests. In another instance, I prepared...See Christian's full profile

I have a masters degree from the top language institute in the world -- Middlebury College. I have taught English in Spain, and Spanish in three different states in the United States. I am versed in everything from rudimentary Spanish to AP/advanced Spanish proficiency.See Kristofer's full profile

I majored in Russian at a university. This required taking Russian courses all four years in Russian language and additional courses in Russian culture. I also tutored Russian language and received the Russian Studies award my junior year.See Matthew's full profile

In the beginner/intermediate level of study, I like to get students thinking analytically about the language by having them recognize words that are derived from Latin. At the advanced level, I like pointing out grammatical constructions to students and asking them questions of syntax so that they can begin...See Danielle's full profile

... university. My approach to teaching Spanish is different from most. Most harp on the fact that memorization is not the most important part to learning a language, that you can learn by conversation instead. However, if you never memorize the verb conjugation patterns in the beginning, you will never reach the conversational...See Austin's full profile

Hello! I am a third year certified Language Atrts teacher with my master's in elementary education with a k-8 specialization in English Language Arts. I have experience teaching students from kindergarten to eighth grade! Although my specialization resides in English, I also have experience teaching...See Chelsea's full profile

My more recent experience substitute teaching in an urban school district solidified this passion I was developing for educating youth. I served as a personal aide for students with special needs, however, more of my time in the building was spent substituting long-term for a third-grade Language Arts/Social...See Stephanie's full profile

I am very well versed in English grammar and syntax, I write well, and I enjoy explaining how the language works. I'm particularly good at helping non-native speakers to improve their accents and sentence structure. I believe language learning should be fun and exciting, and I like to engage in...See Donna's full profile