English Language tutors in Western Cape

I am 48 years old and completing my BED degree with Unisa. I have worked in the finance field. Accounting and Payroll. I am good with figures. I have helped many high school students with accounting and mathematics. I have a bubbly personality with lots of patience.

Sinalo Bubesi is a second year student, studying towards obtaining Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting degree at the University of the Western Cape. She finished her matric in 2015 at Holy Cross Education Centre in the Eastern Cape. Sinalo studied the following subjects in high school; IsiXhosa, English, Maths, Life Sciences, Geography, Physical Sciences and Life Orientation. During her spare time she enjoys watching movies or educational videos on YouTube, going to parks and baking.

I'm an outgoing, friendly girl who loves meeting new people and seizing new opportunities. I'm active, I enjoy the outdoors and I'm always up for an adventure. I'm well-spoken, hard-working and I always put in 100% effort. After completing high school, I worked and traveled in Australia for the whole of 2016. I'm currently studying a BSc majoring in Marine Biology at University of Cape Town.

My name is Ceolynne Adams and I live in Cape Towm, South Africa. I am 23 years of age. I studied for a degree in BCom Commerce at CTI Durbanville. After my studies I went to work for about two years and then became a mom which I totally love! I am currently doing English online teaching which I enjoy so much! I love communicating, helping and guiding others where need be. My hobbies are listening to music, hip hop dancing, swimming, and socializing with people. Thanks.

I am an Astrophysics student working on my MSc thesis based at the SKA in Pinelands, Cape Town. I completed my Honours in Astrophysics and Space Science at UCT and before that, I graduated with a BSc in Physical Science at UWC. I am passionate about STEM and computer literacy and believe that these are powerful tools which must be taken full advantage of in order to free our continent from its current economic predicament. Tutoring Approach: I believe that tutors (and teachers in general) should strive to provide students with problem-solving capabilities. Students should be able to understand and reproduce what they learn; the rationale behind each approach and the relevance of what they're learning in their lives as well as in society. A successful tutor produces students who are able to disseminate to their peers what they've learned and are able to use different tools to teach themselves and others. Mentoring is also an integral part of teaching in my experience. Bad teachers talk at students. Good teachers converse with and learn from their students. I enjoy playing chess, blogging and browsing quora.com in my free time.

After finishing my A-levels at school I went to University and graduated in Management Science and Computing and then completed a PGCE in mathematics teaching. I am a mother of three adult children who have now all graduated university and now live in different parts of the world. After my youngest daughter left for university 4 years ago and following many years of teaching in the UK, I decided to broaden my horizons and gain experience in the 'real' world, away from teaching institutions. This resulted in spending 4 years as Office Manager at a charity working with vulnerable young people. This enabled me to a certain extent to draw on my teaching experience while also embarking on a huge learning curve myself, acquiring many new skills including all the finance management, bid writing, being PA to the CEO, achieving Quality Assurance Marks and much more. However, my heart was really still in teaching, so in the summer I left that job and spent time in Uganda working with teachers and head teachers in classrooms and providing teacher training. The eve of my return to the UK, six years ago, became the beginning of a total life change. Subsequently I left the UK to come and live in the Western Cape, which is a beautiful place to live, but so far has proved frustrating in finding teaching work. I have recently been granted my 'Own Business' Visa which enables me to work in the field of Education - so now I am hoping to find some such work here in SA where my knowledge, skills and experience can be of benefit to the schools and children here. I am a very sociable person with an interest in theatre, cinema, reading, hiking and most especially wine tasting, since moving to the Western Cape!

I am A diligent University of the Western cape triple major student, in Industrial Psychology, Sociology and Philosophy. I am also a musician, visual artist, a duke of all traits. I am a patient, compassionate individual that is always looking to be challenged and helping other individuals is a passion of mine, knowing that I left you in a better state is what drives me to continuously work towards making others grow intellectually along with me.

I am a passionate and enthusiastic teacher who is knowledgeable and well organised. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy doing yoga, cooking and playing guitar.