The Best Sign Language Tutors in Staten Island, NY

I would be very happy to help you with whatever your sign language goals are! I have been teaching and interpreting American Sign Language for over 16 years. I have a degree in Interpreting, as well as TESOL teaching certificate. I... See Katie's full profile

I ended up with a GPA of 3.7 when I graduated from Ottumwa High School and currently have a GPA of 3.8 at the university I am attending. As a college senior working towards my Bachelor's degree in American Sign Language and English... See Samantha's full profile

Up until now, I mostly have been tutoring English as a second language with ASL mostly as secondary work. I also grew up with a hard of hearing mother, who mostly taught me English Sign Language, also known as SEE, which is very different.... See Chelsea's full profile

I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in American Sign Language/Deaf Studies. I have been immersed in many Deaf culture environments. I have studied various aspects of the Deaf culture and community ranging from Deaf history to Deaf... See Jocelynn's full profile

I have trained adults who are learning ASL as their second language, deaf students with almost no language ability, and deaf students who know a different sign language in all age groups. I have a teaching certificate for English, but the... See Sarah's full profile

My education and experience will allow me to not only teach someone to learn sign language vocabulary, but will understand deaf culture. It's important when learning a language that you understand the culture of that language as well.... See Rosanne's full profile

I taught ASL for more than 20 years to a variety of different individuals and in a variety of different settings (i.e., churches, schools, colleges, hospitals, and the like). I took the Sign Language Proficiency Interview (SLPI) and scored... See Tammy's full profile

- I am TEFL/TESOL certified (150-Hour Master Course / Grade : A) - I have been fluent in American Sign Language for 14 years - Since 2011, I have been teaching as a full time volunteer in the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community. -... See Cheyenne's full profile

I have been involved with the Deaf Community for over 13 years now teaching hearing individuals learn American Sign Language. I have helped direct a 3 month course in teaching American Sign Language. I am also Professional... See Apolonio's full profile

I have studied ASL - American Sign Language - for several years. I also taught English at a State Deaf School in Pennsylvania as well as coached Boys Basketball. I am able to teach anyone the rudimentary elements of ASL such as the... See Frank's full profile

I have a Certificate of Completion in Sign Language Communication (30 Credit Hours) Phoenix College, Phoenix, AZ, 1999 to 2001. I have been teaching and tutoring American Sign Language in person and online for the past 18 years since... See Nadine's full profile

I am a fluent signer ( American Sign Language) and former Fulbright Scholar at Gallaudet University, Washington DC, the world's only liberal arts college for deaf and hard of hearing students. While following my MA program in Deaf... See David's full profile

I have been an Educational Sign Language Interpreter for 20+ years. I hold a NJ DOE and EIPA Certificate and an Associate's Degree in Interpreter Training. These fully satisfy the state qualifications to work in this setting. I am... See Leslie's full profile

Diana M. (American Sign Language (ASL) tutor grew up with a deaf family in Wall Township and ASL is her first language. She taught ASL for about 18 years to her coworkers and others when she worked for the Navy, NJ Family Resources... See Diana's full profile

I have been fluent in American Sign Language and teaching as a full time volunteer in the deaf and hard-of-hearing community for 12 years. I have a Bachelors of Principles and Methods of Language Education and I am TEFL/TESOL certified... See Katherine's full profile

I taught in small classes to provide more one on one instruction to help understand math problems. I am fluent in America Sign Language and had to retire due to disability reasons. I enjoyed teaching students math and sign language.... See Aaron's full profile

I am deaf and fluent in American Sign Language. Although I am deaf, I can lipread and speak well. I am also a college graduate with B.A. Economics degree. I have over 8 years experience in teaching and tutoring hearing adults in ASL at... See Alan's full profile

Hello everyone, I'm Coach Holly. I have been studying American Sign Language since 2013 and am actively pursing a degree in Deaf Studies and Interpreting. I have had the opportunity to work exclusively under Deaf college professors... See Holly's full profile

I also emphasize a discipline with vocabulary and reading which strengthens a student's ability to grasp concepts. I am fluent in American Sign Language. I had been an Interpreter for the Deaf in Boston for several years. Since then,... See Jeff's full profile

American Sign Language (ASL) is a unique language, with its own grammar, vocabulary, and idiomatic phrasing. I have taught ASL to hearing and deaf people of all ages over three decades. I studied ASL linguistics and sign language... See Christine's full profile

I am fluent in American Sign Language. I learned sign language over 11 years ago. I am a graduate of a Sign Language Interpreter program. I was a sign language instructor and I am also a grad student in the University... See Princess's full profile

Hello students! I'm Kim, an experienced American Sign Language instructor. I have worked as an instructor and tutor for many years for students for ages 3 through adult. My ASL teaching experiences include tutoring high school students... See Kim's full profile

Since 2016, I have been an active member of my local Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. Currently, I am working on obtaining my certifications and credentials in sign language interpreting. As of now, I have passed the NIC Knowledge Exam... See Raiza's full profile

I am very experienced in the field of ASL. I learned the language when I was 6 years old because my older brother is hard of hearing. My whole family learned ASL and my two sisters became ASL interpreters. I followed in their footsteps and became... See Matthew's full profile

I studied American Sign Language and Interpreting for years and was able to earn cum laude and an Associate degree in the field. I have interned as a Sign Language interpreter and have attended many workshops to refine my skills in... See Japheth's full profile