The Best Language Tutors in Newark, NJ

Growing up, I learned the Greek language before English at home and then continued to attend American (English) day school and Greek evening school from kindergarten to 8th grade. I am fluent in speaking, writing and reading Modern Greek and would be happy to help you learn or improve your Greek or alternately...See Christie's full profile

I am a native speaker of Russian. Born in Kharkov, Ukraine and raised in a Russian speaking family, I am completely fluent. Whereas I do not profess to be a teacher of languages (my specialty is mathematics), I would gladly introduce you to my favorite Russian films, novels, and poetry.See Arkady's full profile

I fell in love with French at age 13 and started studying it in junior high school. My experience with the beautiful French language includes a Bachelor's Degree in French, studying abroad in Paris for one year, multiple trips to France, and ongoing studies in the language. Throughout these past 20...See Cami's full profile

...— from first draft to final polish. I also work with students from the high school to post-graduate level on academic and high-stakes writing, English Language Arts, and reading comprehension....See El's full profile

I'm a careful editor, published poet, language buff, demystifier, cheerleader.See Rachim's full profile

I am a creative ESL Instructor and book editor from California, recently based in NYC! I offer personalized English language tutoring for international professionals and adult students. My most recent private students are graduate students and international corporate employees in Manhattan. My sessions also...See Kelli's full profile

I have -- extensive experience with Japanese up to the highest level offered by Columbia university in Japanese language. -- experience with Japanese-English translation in multiple roles -- lived and worked in japan for a year. --Taught Japanese to students in Columbia's Japanese chat club.See Dylan's full profile

I learned to read Braille at the Nebraska Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired in 2006. I tutor students in Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3, and I have my own materials. I teach how to both read and write and I help the students explore the various types and brands of Braille note takers and their pros and cons....See Mary's full profile

I have experience working with English Language Learners, and helping them prepare for the TOEFL test. See Michael's full profile

I am a native Russian, with a Masters Degree from one of the best universities in Kiev, Ukraine. I have a graduate linguistics degree and have taught both Russian and English extensively on different levels. I also have experience in teaching Russian history and culture. My experience ranges from preparing students for...See Nina'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

Whether they need help with pronunciation, accent reduction, reading comprehension, grammar, or writing, I will put my educational background and contemporary materials, including existing technology, to work to nurture your language skill. I tailor my lessons to accommodate the needs of my students and look...See Cheri's full profile

I want to tutor you in conversation, since this was my first "job" as a schoolgirl with the Nightingale Bamford school. I have led an “English as a second language Meetup” and tutored a Korean friend in speaking with an emphasis on pronunciation, vocabulary including homonyms, and grammar. I think I...See Alice's full profile

My teaching career began at an English immersion kindergarten in Korea, where I led a dedicated Korean language program. Since the children primarily learned in English, they needed structured Korean instruction, and I was the lead teacher for that program. I also taught Korean to many of my native...See Minhee's full profile

I have experience of over 25 years in teaching ESL at universities in New York (Baruch, Hunter, BMCC, LaGuardia) and abroad. I taught conversation (oral communication), vocabulary building, grammar, reading and pronunciation. I also taught academic writing (which included grammar, punctuation and self-editing...See Bonnie's full profile

I grew up speaking English and Spanish natively at home. I took classes in both languages throughout my entire life. My professional career has been in the Spanish speaking division of large banks. I have simultaneously tutored individuals learning Spanish for over 15 years. I specialize in conversations. See Jason's full profile

This was very important to me because as a medical student many of my patients speak Spanish and crave communication in their native language. I can now say I have found the resources and study methods that helped me achieve professional proficiency, including doing psychotherapy in Spanish! I know what it is like...See Jeremy's full profile

My Master's and Bachelor's degrees are in Russian and Belarusian Languages and Literature (GPA 3.81) and I have a PhD in Russian Languages and Literature. I received my U.S. credential evaluation in 2013. I have 20 years experience of in Russian Language teaching. Currently, I am working...See Aksana's full profile

I believe it is crucial for the teacher to believe in the student's ability and to encourage them in their studies. I strongly believe that repetition is key to learning a new language and try impress this fact on students while retaining a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. I also encourage my students to...See Shinsuke's full profile

I can explain the models students need to understand conceptually and show how they work in practice. I have a lot of R experience and I have helped students with the coding they need in other languages as well.See Daniel'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

I taught intensive English as a Second Language classes at the University of North Carolina. I taught grammar, reading, writing, conversation at all levels (from introductory to advanced), and TOEFL prep. In addition, I also taught English to groups of adult professionals and individuals. I also specialize in...See Olya's full profile

I speak French fluently, studied in French at university, wrote my undergraduate thesis on a French memoir I consulted entirely in the original language and have served as a translator between French and Arabic. I have also lived in France extensively in my life, largely Paris and the Aquitaine.See Joseph's full profile

For centuries people have considered French the most romantic of Romance languages. But it has also long served as a standardized medium for international communication. In fact, French is the namesake for the term describing a language everyone speaks, "lingua franca." And today it still serves...See Phillip's full profile

Taking a Turkish course as an observer helped me learn the correct steps to teach it to English speakers. I have a Master's degree in International Relations. I took other language classes during my academic years to help me master the art of teaching and learning languages.See Emre's full profile