A Few Spanish Tutor Qualifications
I have studied Spanish for the past seven years. I have served as an ESL liaison for a school where I translated documents and served as an interpreter for parent-teacher conferences.
Dain T.
Fluency in written and spoken Spanish. Language proficiency in grammar, pronunciation, enunciation, and sentence structure.
Adam F.
I learned Spanish in Mexico when I was fifteen living in Mexico City with a family who spoke no English. Later, my double major was in English and Spanish Literature. I have taught high school Spanish, and currently teach Spanish conversation at our local community college, LBCC.
Billie F.
I lived in Mexico a couple years ago and I have traveled through the Caribbean (Puerto Rico, that area), Mexico, and Peru, and I pride myself in my knowledge of vocabulary from many different parts of Central and South America. I have read multiple books on Spanish grammar and I have been helping others understand this beautiful language ever since.
Tad E.
I have a Bachelor Degree in Law from Havana University, Cuba and can therefore tutor Spanish.
Leidy C.
Years of Spanish study and extensive travel to Spanish-speaking countries.
Nelson C.
B.A. in Spanish, Summa Cum LaudeM.A. in Spanish (in process)Passed the Texas State Bilingual Proficiency Target Proficiency Exam (BTLPT) in Spanish
Suzanne O.
I have a wealth of experience teaching Spanish to students. While living in Europe, I tutored students for two years in Romania ?and four years in Germany. After moving to the United States, I lived in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, and tutored students aged 6-70. I was on faculty at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, and was hired by the Elizabethtown Police Department to be a translator. In addition to Spanish, I have taught Italian, German, French, Arabic, and Romanian.
Carina T.
I am a native Spanish speaker. I have university training in how to teach in different approaches, grammatical, circumstantial and conversational. I have been using these methods for fifteen years with students from preschool through adult education with success.
Teresa P.
I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I moved to the United States three years ago, and graduated from Wesleyan University with a double major in Neuropsychology and English.I am a published author in both languages: I am a writer for the Huffington Post, and I worked within the Editorial Department at El Diario NY, the biggest spanish newspaper in NYC.
Axel S.
Other Spanish Requests From Students Like You
I took Spanish during eight and ninth grade. Only the bare minimum stuck. I backpacked through Mexico for two months and learned a lot but my fluency is very rough. I need to bone up on my vocabulary, learn to use articles correctly, work on my verb tenses, etc. I have a fairly solid base but it needs serious polishing.
Chase H.
My daughter is in 8th grade, taking the 2nd half of level one Spanish. She is struggling and I know that without the foundation she will never be able to keep up. We would be looking for a tutor in the afternoon/evenings or if need be on the weekends.
Elaine S.
I would like to be fluent in conversational Spanish and complete sentences. I understand and speak some words, but it's mostly Spanglish.
Cindy M.
My dad and I are looking to start Spanish lessons 2 or more times a week. My dad is going to Spain in February and is also a general contractor so that's his main reason for wanting to learn Spanish. I want to re-learn/expand my Spanish abilities.
Fallon K.
My daughter is taking Spanish level 2A and needs a tutor.
Coutmin L.
