All Grammar in San Diego

I teach languages for world peace. As a former journalist with a degree from Pt. Loma Nazarene College in San Diego, and having left San Diego on a scholarship to the Goethe Institute in Berlin, I know what it’s like to struggle to learn a language, but I also know where the hyphen goes and why, and have over 20 Read more...

I graduated from UCSD last June with a BA in Literature and Writing and a minor in Spanish Literature. I have tutored students in all areas of both the SAT and ACT for a little over two years, as well as all levels of Spanish. Test prep is no fun for students, and I strive to make it at least Read more...

My experience as an educator covers K-Adult Education. I have been a Library Media Specialist for grades K-8 in Cambridge, MA for five years. In Chula Vista, CA, I served as a Library and Audio-Visual Specialist for grades 7-9 for one year. I taught history and sociology in Andover, MA in grades 10-12. I decided to enter another field of Read more...

I am a Ph.D. level (tutor/mentor) who works for the San Diego Unified School District teaching second grade students. I have current references and work well with beginning English speaking students and students who suffer from ADHD or behavioral problems. Read more...

Hi, My name is Pam, and I am currently an ESL instructor at National University, where I teach reading, writing, listening, speaking skills to International students of all ages. I also teach students how to write academic papers in preparation for their academic degrees. I have a Master of Education degree from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. I have tutored Read more...

I recently retired after a 40-year writing career, having written everything from television commercials for the Super Bowl to fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. In addition, I taught in the Marquette University School of Journalism and produced two series of radio shows on the subject of word origins. I’m eager to help anyone who would like to improve his or her Read more...

English has always been my favorite subject. I began reading when I was a little girl and never could put a book down since. I enjoy all types of writing: creative, essays, narratives and short stories. It’s become a very important factor in my life for the past few years. I want students to feel the joy of both reading Read more...

Having grown up in Ghana (West Africa), and also spending most my life living in London and here in the United States, has given me a broader view on life and the maturity that supports me as a teacher.I first gained my teaching qualification in Ghana and taught in a Junior Secondary School for about two years, then moved on Read more...

I am from Bochum, Germany and have lived in San Diego for 15 years. I have previous experience tutoring both German and French languages. I have also worked extensively as an architecture instructor at the NewSchool of Architecture and Design (digital modeling, design studio, and theory of architecture) and Woodbury University School of Architecture (design communication). I earned the abitur Read more...

Since 1999, I’ve been teaching music. While obtaining my master’s degree, I taught undergraduates ear-training and sight-singing skills in college. I was also giving the opportunity to teach a computers in music and group guitar course. In 2002, I moved to San Diego and began teaching in various music studios to various ages of students. In 2010, I took the Read more...