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Looking for a Hebrew Language Tutor for an 11-Year-Old We are seeking a skilled and enthusiastic Hebrew tutor for our 11-year-old child. The ideal tutor will help build language skills in reading, writing, and conversational Hebrew, while fostering a love for the language and culture. Requirements: Experience teaching or tutoring Hebrew to children. Patience and creativity in developing engaging lessons tailored to our child's level and learning style. Ability to incorporate cultural elements to make lessons dynamic and meaningful. Schedule: Mondays or Wednesdays one a week. After School

Austin family needs a part-time tutor for History, English, Math, Science. I would like the tutor to come to our house.

I use Spanish for work in restoration

Im looking for someone to tutor 6 to 8 young girls and boys ages 10-12 for 2 hours a day, 2 or 3 days a week. The objective is to give the kids a fair opportunity to succeed.

Granddaughter has special needs in math and reading. Some English as well. We are looking for a tutor 2-3 days per week one hour per session maximum. She is below her classmates and we would like to keep her study skills and her knowledge gained during the school year through the summer and increase her abilities in math and English

Difficulty in reading fluently. Difficulty in comprehension of what is being read/explained. Multiplication facts

Family needs occasional tutor for an 8th grade boy to work on his writing composition skills and proficiency, as well as occasional math help (Saxon Algebra curriculum). Desired candidate has experience teaching middle school writing and/or math and is patient and encouraging.

Daphne family needs a part-time tutor for ACT Test Prep. Flexible schedule. Recurring opportunity.

We are a playbased preschool looking for a full-time lead teacher!

We are looking for a tutor who is willing to meet our child at school (Elementary) and walk her home, which is only a couple of blocks away. Our daughter is a super sweet kid, but her ADHD makes it difficult for her to learn in a classroom environment. The role of the tutor would be to help her with her homework, but especially to help her understand the material. Each day, Monday through Thursday, you would meet her at school, walk her home, let her eat a snack that we will have prepared in advance, then split the remaining time into two tutoring sessions with a play break in between.