ESL Classes with Macquarie University Educator - Writing, Speaking, Grammar

4.8(32)

Free trial lesson

Private classes - Tara Guilbert

Bachelors degree

$39

/ hour

Rated 5 stars for speaking confidence

Students report feeling more confident in conversations.

Rated 4.9/5 for language progress

Parents report noticeable improvement in their child’s fluency.

Interactive lessons for reading and writing

Students engage in real-world exercises to improve writing and reading.

Meet Tara

About your english tutor

Hello! My name is Tara Guilbert, and I am a passionate and dedicated ESL teacher with a TEFL certification. I believe that language opens doors to new opportunities, and I'm committed to helping students from all backgrounds achieve their language goals. With a background in teaching English as a second language, I specialize in creating engaging and dynamic lessons that are tailored to the unique needs and learning styles of each student. Whether you're looking to improve your conversational skills, master grammar, or prepare for an exam, I am here to guide you every step of the way. I’m committed to making every lesson a positive and enjoyable experience. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating a safe, supportive, and interactive environment where students feel confident to take risks and express themselves in English. I utilize a variety of techniques, from interactive games to real-world scenarios, ensuring that lessons are both fun and effective. When I’m not teaching, I love exploring new cultures, traveling, and learning about the world. I’m also a firm believer in lifelong learning and continue to pursue professional development to stay updated with the latest teaching methodologies. Let’s work together to take your English skills to the next level!

English tutor specialities

Speaking fluency

Test prep strategies

Visual learning

Grammar fundamentals

English classes overview

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