I am an Armenian, born in the States, grew up in Jerusalem, a degree in Sociology. I am tri-lingual (Arabic, English and Armenian), Im also good in Hebrew. Throughout my years as a student I have volunteered in different areas in the society, and traveled as much as an opportunity allows.
I have been tutoring for a few years now, and I enjoy it, and my students enjoy it too. I have not only taught them, but learned from them as well.
I am a Native Speaker from Jerusalem. Over the last few...
I am an Armenian, born in the States, grew up in Jerusalem, a degree in Sociology. I am tri-lingual (Arabic, English and Armenian), Im also good in Hebrew. Throughout my years as a student I have volunteered in different areas in the society, and traveled as much as an opportunity allows.
I have been tutoring for a few years now, and I enjoy it, and my students enjoy it too. I have not only taught them, but learned from them as well.
I am a Native Speaker from Jerusalem. Over the last few years, I have taught young students (elementary to high school), and Internationals who lived in Jerusalem and needed to learn Arabic as a second or third language, in addition to know the culture, therefore you will not only learn the language but the cultural interpretations.
I am proficient in English language due to growing up and attending an American school back in Jerusalem, had courses and workshops in TOEFL, public speaking, and also had the TOEFL exam with the score of 91! I was also sent to the UK to speak in schools and interfaith communities. I have also been a tutor of English for non-English speaking students.
I'm qualified, and it's not only about learning a language, or a class, it's about conversation and education. A language is a window to a culture that is even broader than we might think. Tutoring and learning is fun, educational and fruitful.
