Find an Oldtown, IL English - English Tutor
Jen G. - $50.00/hr - Chicago, IL - View Jen G. >>
...I have degrees in English and Communication, and I presented at two literature conferences before moving abroad for 7 years! I have a flexible schedule, so please message to work out a time. While I have a 24-hour cancellation/no show charge of half the scheduled time, I know that life happens and all I ask for is open communication. (read more)
Tanya W. - $75.00/hr - Evanston, IL - View Tanya W. >>
...From supporting ideas with specific examples to formulating sentences which invite being read aloud, I seek to help students hone their writing abilities to meet a variety of writing challenges. Students can expect to walk away with practical and accessible writing skills applicable to any subject. I'm a certified and experienced English teacher with international teaching experience. (read more)
Amy R. - $60.00/hr - Chicago, IL - View Amy R. >>
...In my corporate career, I worked on proposals, marketing collateral materials, technical reports, and research materials for engineering and management consulting firms. In the financial industry, I worked as an analyst and researcher. I did some freelance writing, editing, and research work for two university finance professors and worked as a researcher for a technology startup. (read more)
Frederick N. - $45.00/hr - Chicago, IL - View Frederick N. >>
...I'm a professional writer and editor with years of experience communicating complex ideas while keeping readers hooked. I know what it takes to turn a vague prompt into a compelling article or polish the roughest of rough drafts until it shines. Whether you want to boost your skills with gramma... (read more)
Katie S. - $40.00/hr - Chicago, IL - View Katie S. >>
...I graduated summa cum laude from Florida State University with degrees in Theatre and Environmental Science, and a minor in English. I have tutored students ranging from kindergarten to college in a variety of subjects. I like to meet students where they are and use an inquiry-based approach to ensure they actually understand the material they are struggling with. (read more)