34 Athens English Tutors

Hello! I'm Noah, a recent graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, where I majored in Comparative Literature. My studies of literature and language, my work experience, and my lifelong love of reading and writing make me an effective, qualified, English and test-prep tutor. I have worked as a teacher and tutor in professional, volunteer, and informal capacities. I worked for two years at a private language academy in Raleigh, North Carolina, teaching English lit, language, and SAT prep. I also worked w... ... More

Hello everyone, My name is Latinda, and I am an Assistant Principal and certified English teacher with over 12 years of experience in the classroom. I received my Bachelor's degree in English from The University of Georgia, my Master's degree in Management from Troy University, and my Education Specialist degree in Ed. Leadership from Albany State University. I have taught various English courses throughout the years including Ninth Grade Literature, Reading Enrichment/Support, World Literat... ... More

I have more than ten years' experience teaching and instructing at the high school and collegiate levels. I am passionate about teaching, working with students, and making the educational process an accessible and meaningful endeavor. I understand the need for instruction to oftentimes be tailored to the needs and skills of individual students, and that most modern modes of education are ill-equipped to rise to this need. To that end, I would love to work with you or your student to foster th... ... More

I'm an experienced educator that has worked with K-12 and college students. English courses can be scary; I'm here to help demystify difficult texts and writing prompts. We'll work together to achieve your reading and writing goals. From Shakespeare to resume writing, I adapt my approaches to help students get their highest-quality tutoring. I earned my B.A. in Education and an M.A. in English, and I strive to provide the best of both worlds with quality instruction and deep content knowl... ... More

When I was a kid I was curious about lots of things, but I found myself so bored in class. I knew I wasn't stupid, but I shied away from some subjects that frustrated me. This is part of the reason I wanted to become a teacher; I wanted to make learning fun, and build confidence in my students. I have taught kindergarten students, special ed. students, executives, and ESL students. I have tutored in my home and I have taught online and I find that the common denominator of all my years of... ... More