Hi! My name is Rozeta, and I am a licensed English Language Arts teacher, AP English Language and Literature College Board Certified and a Certified ESL teacher in the State of Texas. In June 2010, I completed a teacher's certification internship with Tarleton State University, Texas A&M in Central Texas, and ever since, I have been teaching English Language Arts in Central Texas. In addition to completing a teaching Internship with Tarleton State University in Central Texas, I also have a Bachelor's of Arts in English Literature and Language from Cairo University. I have been teaching English Language Arts extensively for over 16 years. For the past eleven years, I have been teaching in Central Texas public schools, and I currently teach high school students Advanced Placement English Language and Composition which is a College Level Course. My subject area is Advanced Placement English Language and Composition, which is a College Level course. I have extensive training in best practice strategies, including Advance placement Summer Institute at Dallas State University in 2019. This training has provided me with strategies to help my students excel in mastering the use of the English Language and discern the nuances within the use of the language. We have a high student ESL population in Texas, and I annually participate in teacher professional development on best strategies to implement in teaching ESL students. Previously, I have taught overseas in Cairo, Egypt, Ankara and Turkey. The best thing I love about teaching is the opportunity to empower students to accomplish their goals and dreams. My philosophy in learning languages and education, in general, is that learning has the power to transform lives, and as such, I love helping students realize their dreams. I would love to help you on your journey to mastering the English language. I can help students with pronunciation and accent reduction, expanding the use of vocabulary and popular phrases, as well as expanding overall comprehension and communication skills.

Hello, my name is Nkemdirim Eluwa, I'm from Abia State but lived in Imo State where the Igbo language is the predominant tongue. I also had my primary and secondary education there. I studied Sociology and had a certificate program in Igbo. I live in Abuja, Nigeria, and I've been teaching the Igbo language for the past eight years of my life. I have written Igbo textbooks series for grades 1 to 9 classes used in Abuja schools, and I've also made an Igbo album used in teaching students proficiently in the language. I have also co-ordinated students for an Igbo traditional performance and taught Igbo songs to pupils and students in various schools during inter-school competitions. Teaching and watching students grow from a beginner to an advanced stage is one of my utmost desires. Promoting the Igbo language amidst Igbos living in the diaspora is what drives me in teaching my mother tongue.

Selam! My name is Mahder. I am an Engineer and a language teacher. I am a native Amharic speaker with more than three years of experience in teaching and tutoring both individuals and groups. In our journey together, I look forward to helping you achieve your language goals in exciting and easy ways.

Greeting from Somalia. Hi, my name is Dahir. I’m an innovative Somali tutor with 13 years of experience managing all aspects of the teaching functions. Well, I grew up in Mogadishu, and as a child, I originally wanted to be a tutor. I am also a native Somali speaker, and I have been teaching Somali, Arabic and Math for ten years. My initiative and exceptional organizational skills, combined with my ability to work under pressure, allow me to play a crucial role in a fast-paced teaching environment. Furthermore, I am capable of simplifying lesson plans to achieve curriculum objectives without compromising quality. I believe I will reach and improve your goals to become fluent in Somali.

Hello. My name is Yacine Fall. I am an English teacher and tutor since 2010, and I have also worked as a French writer. I have been a French and English language translator for more than six years in local agencies, and presently, I work online as a freelancer. As a Senegalese, Wolof is my native language, and French is our official language. Aside from that, I studied Wolof basics during my first year at the university. These courses gave me a better understanding of Wolof's specificity and variances. I worked as a Wolof transcriber and translator on some projects on Fiverr, Upwork, etc. I am great at speaking and writing both English and French. I have a master degree in English language and literature with a specialization in writing.

Bonjour! I was born and raised under the sun in the South of France. ~ BELIEVE ME, FRENCH IS EASY! ~ My goal is to help you feel comfortable enough to develop your full potential in understanding, speaking and writing French while having fun and learning about the culture. Education/Experience : - Bachelor in French studies - Master in English studies - Worked two years at the University of Toronto as a lecturer - Tutored adults, teenagers and children for nine years (beginner to advanced levels) I love teaching people at all levels. You will certainly appreciate my adaptability, patience, friendliness as well as my communication and listening skills. I would love to share with you my own experience in learning languages. Hobbies : Travelling, learning new languages, cooking, visiting museums and art galleries, reading, skiing. I am looking forward to working with you!

Twi is said to be one of the most reckoned with languages in Ghana. Twi is renowned for so many reasons because it is the first language in as many as ten regions. Even in all the areas where Twi is not the native language, people use it for business and tourism. Asante Twi is the official language of the Ashanti Region, and it's considered the prevalent business language. Asante is also the official language of airlines and airports operators. All airline pilots that fly to other regions must be able to speak Twi. There are different kinds of Twi like Asante Twi, Akuapem Twi and Fanti Twi. These are not separate languages, but dialects. A dialect is a way people in a particular place speak their native language. In one place, people might have a name they like to use for something that is not the same in other places. For example, in Kumasi, they call motion picture houses Akasan Mfoni, and in cape coast, they call it a Sini Fie. They are all different ways of talking about the same thing. It is important to remember that any form of Twi that you learn is useful. There are no better versions of Twi, only different ones. I'm George from Ghana. Join me today to learn Twi the best way.

Hello, my name is Alma, I live in Tirana, Albania, and I am Albanian. I work as a Lead Administrative Assistant at an International School in Albania. I love teaching Albanian to people from around the world. I want to help people with their Albanian, and in turn, I hope to learn something from them. I use the 'Speak Albanian - Fol Shqip' textbook to administer my classes. During the lesson, I always speak in Albanian and translate to English.

Hello, my name is Betselot Teshager, and I am an Ethiopian Civil Engineer and teacher living in Addis Ababa. I have been teaching Amharic and English online and offline for about 2 years, and during that time, I have helped numerous students improve their language skills. I am a patient and enthusiastic person, and I can guide you through the language learning process like a friend. The classes will be fun, engaging and according to your goals and level of proficiency. I hope to meet lots of new people on this platform and introduce them to the Ethiopian culture and Amharic language. I hope to meet you soon. Thank you!

Hi, I am professional, experienced, talented and native Swahili language and cross-culture facilitator, interpreter and translator Hamisi. I have a bachelor's degree in teaching, and a certificate of recognition as a Swahili Language and cross-culture facilitator from the National Swahili Council of Tanzania (BAKITA), which is promoting and regulating Swahili Language. I am a professional oral Swahili language interview tester with a certification from language training specialist of Harvard University. Last but not the least, I have a certificate of participation in Adult-centered facilitation techniques, Intercultural diversity and inclusion, safety and security, growth mindset, Peer observation and feedback, differentiated instructions, Portfolio assessment, board games and Poetry. About my experience: I have been working in this field for not less than six years. Also, I have been working with different embassies and international organizations such as Royal Norwegian embassy in Tanzania US Peace Corps, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) etc., as a Swahili language and cross-culture facilitator, translator and interpreter with a lot of success. My teaching style is task-base language learning with a lot of class activities, games, energizers, and fun events which make the lessons seem like they are about your life. Also, I use different teaching styles to meet the standard of all learners. ASANTENI na KARIBUNI.