CELINE M.

Celine is an Ontario Certified Teacher. She grew up in Richmond Hill, moving to Waterloo to complete an Undergraduate Degree at Wilfrid Laurier University. Celine discovered her passion for teaching while volunteering at the local elementary school in Waterloo and working with children. When she decided to pursue teaching as a career Celine commuted to Buffalo, NY and completed a Bachelor of Education at Medaille College, where she received her Masters of Education. It is through teaching that Celine has been able to foster her love of reading. Celine is married and has 2 daughters ages 10 and 8. She currently resides in midtown Toronto with her family.

Beth F.

Beth grew up on the east coast and moved to Texas as a young adult.  She first thought of teaching after working with special needs kids at summer camp, and that led her to study special education.  Not long after, she got married and started a family, and stayed home to teach her four children, two of whom received generous scholarships.  She originally started tutoring as a way to make some extra money while still homeschooling her kids.  After her own kids were launched, she spent three years as a math interventionist at Great Hearts Classical Charter School.  Her students often say that she makes math less scary, that they don’t cry any more, that she explains things in a way that makes concepts more clear. Prior co-workers have exclaimed, “This was the most engaging example of math tutoring I have ever seen. The pacing was quick and vigorous, but the scholars were met just at their right level.”  Her students at Great Hearts showed definite improvement in test scores, and her private students often bring up their SAT or ACT scores, or raise their grade in class.   Though math is her strongest subject, she has also taught Spanish and some ELA.  She lives for the moment when the light goes on and a student “gets it”!  She also loves giving cooking classes and sewing lessons.   In her free time, Beth enjoys gourmet cooking, gardening, and swing dancing.

Ana V.

Ana is a young professional & educator. She has a combined experience of 10+ years teaching all ages in varying subjects such as French, music, social sciences, and junior level math & sciences. She completed her French Immersion Certificate in 2016 & graduated from Carleton University with a Bachelor in Public Affairs & Policy Management in 2021. Throughout her time at Carleton, she worked as an Economics Workshop Facilitator where she was constantly coming up with creative ways to present information to students- catering to all different types of learning styles. Ana is an incredibly skilled communicator & has a love for teaching that is evident in her work. She believes an individualized approach is the key to the success of her students. In her spare time she likes to read, sing in choir & spend time with friends & family!

Anita M.

Anita M. is a Texas Certified teacher.  She was born in San Antonio, TX. and Valedictorian of her high school.  Anita went on to be a teacher, teacher trainer and now, in retirement, a tutor.

Anita received her Bachelor’s degree, with a double major in English and Spanish from Our Lady of the Lake University. From the University of Texas in San Antonio, she received her Master’s Degree in Bilingual/ESL studies.  Both degrees were achieved with high honors.  Anita’s education prepared her for a successful career in teaching.  Her education in Bilingual / ESL gave her the ability to learn how to differentiate instruction for different learning styles.

Anita taught for twelve years in San Antonio, where she also enjoyed helping teachers create individualized instruction packets for their students with different learning styles.  While presenting at an education conference, she was approached by education publishers.  For the next twenty years, Anita trained teachers throughout the United States for different major education publishers (CTB/McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Harcourt).  Her workshops included theory/methodology, test interpretation/test taking skills and different manipulatives (hands-on activities take-aways) to use in their class instruction.  After her travels training teachers, Anita was an ESL Transition Coach.  She coached teachers on how to teach students that had English as a Second Language, due to resettlement students on the campuses. Anita also tutored these students before, during lunch and afterschool.

After retirement, Anita continued tutoring students on English Language Arts that included Reading, Writing, College Essays, and State Testing Skills.  With her strong background on differentiating instruction and testing, she assesses the student’s present skills to identify areas of need.  Instruction is then accommodated for the students.  This also allows Ms. Muriel to show growth of the student to parents.  Ms. Muriel also enjoys teaching Catechism to 3^rd grade students preparing for Holy Communion.  She also creates the power point slides for her church Rosary Prayer Group.

Her hobbies include gardening, antique browsing, DIY projects, as well as, babysitting her two grandchildren and tutoring them in areas of need.

Melanie W.

Melanie W. is a certified teacher in Texas. She grew up just outside of Philadelphia where she completed her early years of education as well as her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science at Widener University. (Yes, she is a Philadelphia Eagles fan) She then moved to San Antonio, Texas to pursue her dream in teaching. She received her Master’s degree at St. Mary’s University and immediately began working as a 7th and 8th grade history teacher. As a teacher she was able to build relationships with her students, which ultimately led to tutoring students who were struggling in their classes. Melanie has a way with making students feel comfortable to let their guard down and not feel like a failure if they don’t know the answer. She is constantly improving her techniques to reach all types of learners and still finds teaching as rewarding as her first day over 7 years ago.

Edward Y.

Edward has a Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology and Health Sciences from York University. He is currently a 1st Year Junior/Intermediate Teacher Candidate at Wilfrid Laurier University with a teachable in Physical Education. He enjoys watching and playing sports in his free time. Edward is a caring and patient person who will work hard to help your child achieve their academic goals.

KATHLEEN R.

With 20 years experience, Kathleen holds a Masters Degree in Education and specializes in Primary and Junior education. Kathleen’s passion for teaching extends to learners of all ages, from young children to adults, making her a versatile and dedicated tutor.

With a keen focus on remedial Math and Language, Kathleen has a track record of helping students overcome challenges and build a strong foundation in these crucial areas. Litaracy support is designed to not only build foundations, but also to foster a love of reading.

Kathleen also holds qualifications in History and is able to support learners with research and essay writing in High School Social Studies classes.

Kathleen’s teaching approach is characterized by patience, individualized instruction, and a commitment to fostering a positive and nurturing learning environment. Her background in education equips her with the knowledge and tools to address diverse learning needs effectively.

If you’re seeking a highly experienced and caring tutor to guide you or your child on a path to academic success, Kathleen is the ideal choice. Her dedication to educational excellence makes her a valuable resource for learners of all ages.

DANIELLE C.

Danielle holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Toronto Metropolitan University and a diploma in Fashion Design from George Brown College. Currently in her final year of the Bachelor of Education program at Lakehead University, she specializes in elementary education. Danielle is most passionate about tutoring in Language Arts, Social Studies, Science and History. Danielle’s teaching approach is marked by her commitment to providing clarity and understanding to her students through patience and the ability to simplify complex concepts. She dedicates herself to nurturing each student’s unique learning style and abilities, enabling them to reach their fullest potential. Danielle enjoys cooking, staying active through exercise, honing her sewing skills, and cherishing quality time with her son.

KATIE W.

Katie holds an honours degree in English and Culture Studies, a Bachelors of Education degree, and is an official member of the Ontario College of Teachers. She has worked with a variety of students and needs; from working in daycare’s to high school with special education students. She has also taught as a swimming instructor. She primarily teaches Kindergarten to Grade 8 students core subjects (English, Social Studies, History, Math, Music, Physical Education, Science, and French, grades 1-3).
She is currently taking an Additional Qualification course regarding teaching Multilingual Language Learners (formerly ELL students). She has participated in Teacher Librarian PD sessions, as working as a Librarian is also of interest to her. She is working towards getting her Intermediate and Senior English teaching qualifications.

Quinn S.

Quinn is an OCT certified Primary/Junior teacher for the TDSB and Independent Board. Quinn studied English Language and Literature with a specialization in Media, Information and Technoculture at Western University. For graduate studies, Quinn completed a Master of Arts in Child Study and Education at The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (University of Toronto). Quinn strives to create meaningful and lasting connections with students in a secure, academic, and prosperous environment. She believes her experience working in a variety of educational settings such as her local library, and museum, and being a childcare provider, alongside her classroom teaching experience, gives Quinn dynamic adaptability to present effective tutoring. In her spare time, Quinn loves running, spending time with friends, and exploring the city.