The Best Sign Language Tutors for The College of Wooster, Wooster, OH

I have M.A. in Sign Language Education K-12 with 30+ years of teaching experience. I have teaching experience with online and In-Person ASL Tutor over 5 years. I am Deaf qualified ASL teacher and native signer. I come from a large deaf...See Katharine's full profile

I taught ASL for 7 years in the community setting, and worked as an ASL Lab Mentor at Kent State University. I use various teaching strategies and ASL tools to help students meet their goals. See Kevin's full profile

I attended and graduated from a four-year ASL Interpreting program. I have 10+ years of professional interpreting experience. I have experience interpreting in a variety of settings, including educational, religious and government. Currently hold...See Monique's full profile

I am a Gallaudet graduate and a native ASL user with over 45 years of experience using ASL as my primary language. I hold a Level 4 ASLPI certification and have 5 years of experience teaching ASL to the community, including hearing parents of Deaf...See Eric's full profile

I have been working as an American Sign Language interpreter since 2012 in a variety of settings, including preschool through bachelor's level in college. I hold an Advanced certification, and I am licensed in the state of Missouri and...See Jennifer's full profile

Deaf with Cochlear, can speak and been signing over 30 years of ASL! Would LOVE to help you to grow your love of languages. See Amy's full profile

I have been using Sign Language since 1988. I was an ASL Interpreter after I received my training (ITP) from Northeastern University in Boston. I have taught all levels of ASL (beginning to advanced) to students young and old, and I also...See Jeff's full profile

My degree is in American Sign Language Interpreting. After graduating in 2017, I immediately started teaching and tutoring ASL in addition to interpreting. I've been working with students of all ages, starting at 3 years old, and of...See Victoria's full profile

I taught and tutored college students American Sign Language at NM Highlands University. It was ASL level 1,2, and 3.. I also worked at ASL immersion at NM School for the Deaf and hosted math sign language workshop. See Aaron's full profile

I grew up using the language as I am a CODA (child of a Deaf adult) and currently have a bachelor's degree in ASL ENG Interpreting.See Samantha's full profile

I am a Sign Language Interpreter that began teaching ASL in 2017. I have worked with young children, adults, students, schools, groups and so many more over the years. I have been able to help many start from knowing no ASL to being...See Vanessa'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

I have been signing for 37 years now. I am late Deaf and can speak as well as sign. I use Bill Vicar Lifeprint as my curriculum guide. See Carolyn's full profile

I am a interpreter for American Sign Language. I use my ASL daily and will soon become certified. I have been interpreting for about 4 yrs now. I have accurate references that can vouch for my skills with the Deaf/Hard of Hearing...See Niecey's full profile

I can give an assignment for practice that will develop your skill with sign language. I have always wanted to see the students succeed with their skill sign language and who really want to learn about American Sign Language...See Shentara'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 took four years of American Sign Language at the college level. College level courses I took in this subject are American Sign Language 2-5, Intro to American Sign Language/Interpreting, Interpreting 1-4, American Deaf...See Kirstyn's full profile

I have a degree in Interpreting and have been teaching/tutoring for 6+ years. I have received training to be familiarized with different settings and subjects such as medical, educational, astronomy, computer/technology, and law.See Ariel's full profile

I help students learn American Sign Language through a patient, step-by-step approach focused on building real communication skills. My lessons emphasize vocabulary, fingerspelling, facial expressions, grammar, and conversational practice...See Michael's full profile

I have been signing fluently since age 6, completed the highest level of ASL with honors in graduate school, and bring decades of real-world experience as a professional interpreter for mortgage companies and as a teacher at the Indiana Deaf...See Andrew's full profile

I am a bilingual ASL Tutor and Coach, fluent in both American Sign Language and spoken English, with lived experience as a Deaf person and deep insight into Deaf culture. Because ASL is a natural language of the Deaf community, learning...See Brian'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 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 am a licensed Teacher of the Deaf in New York State and have taught in schools for the deaf in Connecticut and Vermont. I am proficient in American Sign Language and have taught college level ASL classes in Albany, NY. I enjoy teaching...See John's full profile

My journey to ASL fluency started in high school. I immediately fell in love with the language and culture. I then enrolled at Gallaudet University (a Deaf university) and gained fluency through immersion and continued to study the language and...See Virginia's full profile