The Best Phonetics Tutoring Online

Since 2004, I have served as a speech coach to adult clients of many different proficiency levels, nationalities, and professions. This work is also based on principles of phonetics and phonology in which I transcribe your accent using the...See James's full profile

During those two years, I took such courses relevant to phonics as Introductory Phonology and Field Methods (which required the use of phonetic notation systems), and I was the TA for two Introduction to Linguistics courses in which...See Alex's full profile

I am a professor of linguistics at a private university in Dallas. I have done fieldwork, research, and documentation on languages all over the world. I lived among native groups in the Amazon jungle for 10 years, and am fluent in Spanish. I have...See Steve's full profile

...knowledge of legal concepts, legal systems, and specialized legal language. With a B.A. in French and a diploma in French Phonetics from University College, London, and a certification in teaching English as a Second Language, I lived and taught English...See Judy's full profile

I obtained my PhD in Linguistics from the University of Texas at Austin. My areas of specialization are phonetics and phonology (the study of sounds) as well as descriptive and documentary linguistics (recording, describing and...See Elizabeth's full profile

I have experience teaching phonetics both in accent reduction and lyric diction for singers. I mainly tutor phonetics and phonology and have a lot of experience in narrow transcriptions. I am familiar with the extIPA and...See Miguel's full profile

Others are speakers of foreign languages who need the same skills in their own language or, if the target language is English, they need phonetic correction, enunciation/pronunciation clarification, accent control, and vocabulary...See Fabia's full profile

My Cornell University training in linguistics lies at the intersection of Theoretical Linguistics (phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics), Computational Linguistics, and Natural Language Processing. I help students...See Sam's full profile

...Second or Foreign Language, so they could apply their knowledge of linguistics to the teaching of English. This includes Phonetics, Phonology, Morphology, Semantics, Syntax, Sociolinguistics and Psycholinguistics, ...See Holly's full profile

Experience does matter, as well as knowledge and reflection on your own language. I am constantly making research on my language, whether it is in phonetics, accent reduction techniques, etymology, grammar mysteries, linguistics, fun facts,...See Catherine's full profile

...language pedagogy. I also have 36 additional graduate-level credits in linguistics, including ESOL pedagogy methods, English phonetics, and phonology. Experience: I have worked as a private ESOL tutor for over 5 years, and have taught ESOL as a classroom...See Denise's full profile

I have a BA in Dramatic Art and studied speaking skills, linguistics and phonetics in pursuit of a career in the theater. I have performed in numerous community theater and small professional theater productions of the years. I know (and...See Moire's full profile

I hold a Professional Educator's Certification in Elementary Education (Reading/Phonics) K-6 and Special Education K-12. My work in Special Education has given me a multitude of ways to teach phonics and phonetic awareness so...See Linda's full profile

A. had dyslexia as a child and received help from Janet Rule, one of the founders of the Orton Gillingham structured phonetics movement. His tutor was actually the wife of the Dean of Students at MIT. While at Harvard, Mr. A. found that...See John's full profile

As a former middle and high school English teacher, I've worked with students in my inclusive classroom on many English as a second language skills including pronunciation. I also offer free student accounts to Quizizz which analyzes and scores...See Jennifer's full profile

Completed a 4-year degree in linguistics from the University of California, Davis. Studies included special emphasis on French Linguistics. Coursework varied from Phonetics & Phonology to Syntactic Theory, Semantics, and Typology. See Shawn's full profile

My areas of interest include the following subjects of language education: SLA (Second Language Acquisition), Morphology, Sociolinguistics, Pedagogy, CA (Conversation Analysis), and Phonetics.See Steve's full profile

I help with phonetics, sight words, and comprehension with flash cards, books of their choice and repetition.See Falana's full profile

I specialize in teaching children with dyslexia to read using the Wilson Reading program and Explode the Code, both are phonetic programs. I help improve Executive Function skills and reading comprehension as well as spelling, math, and...See Frances's full profile

I've taught Reading on Wyzant for 5.5 years, to all ages, ages 3 to adult remedial. I taught my own two children to read because I homeschooled them. I also took multiple courses in Phonetics (2) and Phonology (2) as part of my...See Elizabeth's full profile

With over 8 years of experience tutoring English as a Second Language (ESL) to a diverse range of learners, I specialize in language acquisition theories, phonetics, syntax, and semantics. This expertise allows me to tailor lessons to meet...See Digby's full profile

I have taught phonics, and advanced phonics both of which are prerequisites to good reading and spelling. Spelling is typically a matter of correct pronunciation of a word, sounding it out, and then using phonetic skills to break the word...See Casey's full profile

English is my first language. I have studied English grammar, vocabulary, and phonetics since childhood, and I've worked as a professional writer and editor since 2010. For 15+ years, I have helped students of all ages with all areas...See Natalie's full profile

I was trained in the Slingerland method to help children and adults with learning challenges such as dyslexia or other reading and writing challenges. It's a multi-sensory approach to learning phonetic and non-phonetic letters, words,...See Vicki's full profile

I have completed graduate school courses in phonetics and linguistics and know the best ways to approach reading. Children need to learn the rules for decoding words in a particular order. If they miss a step, it will be harder to read as...See Denise's full profile