Grammatik Nachhilfelehrer in Zehlendorf, Berlin

Hi there! I'm a tutor based in Berlin, currently doing my Master's in Artificial Intelligence at Brandenburg Technical University. I love all things physics, especially orbital mechanics and space science, which I dive into during my free time. With 2.5 years as a QA pro and three awards under my belt, I bring real-world experience to my teaching. My sessions are interactive and fun, aimed at making tricky concepts easy to understand. Whether you're struggling with physics or just looking to learn more, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's make learning a blast!

Hello! I'm a Canadian musician living in Berlin. Along with performing, I teach voice, piano, and English. I've taught children and adults, both in groups and individually, in a variety of subjects including English. I am TEFL certified, with two years of experience teaching English as a foreign language. My approach to teaching is very individualized, as I respond to your needs, personality, and learning style. I'm interested in finding the best way to help you learn. I'm detail-oriented, patient, and friendly! No matter what your goal may be, I'm confident I can help.

I am a 25-year-old Australian law student who has come to live in Berlin for a year. I would like to help anyone who wants to learn English (at any level) achieve their goals. I have been learning languages (French and German) since I was 12, so I know what it is like to learn a new language and the effort that is required. I have also learned in this time that everyone learns differently, and so I will take a flexible approach to tutor English so that you, the student, can get the most out of your time. As a law student, I have a lot of exposure to "proper" English, as I have to read around 300 pages of very high-level English every week and analyze the meaning behind the text. I am also expected to write all of my essays in this style. I am happy to teach English that is more directed towards study or work, but I am just as happy to teach everyday conversational English as well so that you can sound more like a native speaker (I can even throw in some Aussie slang if you'd like!). I look forward to hearing from you, Cheers, Sam