Vocabulary tutors in Cape Town

If I could add having an extensive vocabulary to my CV, I would. Luckily, I've found just the place to show that off! Being an avid reader of books, newspapers, academic papers, articles and so forth has rewarded me with the large vocabulary I now claim ownership of. Vocabulary helps you say a lot more in many different ways and it is important to not be limited in the way you express yourself. I am the perfect candidate to assist in expanding your vocabulary and assisting you in saying what you want in the manner that best suits the occasion or space!

I am passionate about vocabulary and not about pronunciation - there is a difference. The difference comes with understanding the word and the use of that word. What is the use of pronouncing that word without understanding? It is like driving without knowing how the pedals work or shift. I use books to master and add my vocabulary.

I believe I am the best tutor for this subject because I am reliable, honest and trustworthy. I enjoy teaching other students so that they can have a better understanding of the subject or module. I believe the best way of learning is through teaching others and that's why I've joined this platform.

I have personally struggled with vocabulary so I know how frustrating and challenging it can be to want to improve but not know how to. With a combination of flash cards, studying, drawings and active recall I can assist in improving your/your child's vocabulary in a matter of weeks!

I am a senior tutor who reads a book a week and who excelled in English at school. I love linguistics and literature and anything concerning the English Language. I have tutored for many years in the fields of English and Environment and love the primary school phase.

I am best at teaching English vocabulary as I did well in this subject at school. I also have a love of learning as well as teaching vocabulary as I think it’s an important skill to have when learning any language.

I introduce new vocabulary through examples, elicit and induce meaning through context, highlight syllables, sounds, and word stress, as well as get the student to recycle and use the new vocabulary immediately to cement the new information into memory.