English, Literature , spelling, reading, essay writing

From 24.33 C$ /h

The subject covers a range of learning areas that will be of interest to learners who want to improve their English and writing skills.
Students will be exposed to the various English language skills. It is my hope that the learners will get something out of our classes and that their use of the English language will ultimately improve.

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At student's location :

Around Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Age

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

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Student level

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Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Swahili

Skills

Grammar

Sat prep

Literature

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Kelvin

4.0

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Highly interactive class thought of and prepared with the highest professionalism with each individual student's need in mind. A wholistic class with diverse teaching methods, and well designed simplified student - friendly materials.
Let's meet up and learn with a smile!

Akonya

4.0

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I specialise in tutoring all English subjects. I also work well with all online learning platforms and I believe in leaving no child behind regardless of their learning ability. I believe in engaging learners patiently, and developing ideas through critical thinking. I give assignments, mini tests regularly to confirm understanding.

Paul

4.0

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What is a noun? It's a naming word. We have two types of nouns: proper and common nouns.

Proper noun is a word used to name specific people, things and places. For example: Paul, Bic pen, Addis Ababa.

Common nouns name things in general. They are not specific like proper noun. Example include: teacher doctor, chair, table, school, hospital.

When marking plural, add s to the end of the noun. For example:
Car- cars
Cup - Cups.

Nouns ending in the letters x, s, or z or in ch or sh sound need es. For example:
Boss- bosses
Tax - taxes
Church - churches.

Yonas

4.0

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Grammar is essential for second language learners as well as the native speakers in order for them to have full understanding of the language apart from using it as a communicative tool.

Once you comprehend the rudiments of the language, you won't need anyone to help you.

Yeabsira

4.0

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Hello! I’m a passionate and dedicated tutor specializing in Science and English. With a strong academic background and a commitment to helping students succeed, I aim to make learning both engaging and effective. Whether you're preparing for exams or simply looking to improve your skills in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or English, I can help you reach your full potential.

Jimmy

4.0

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Learning English should feel exciting, practical, and empowering! As a certified TEFL teacher with training in Creative Writing in London, I have designed this course to help learners of all levels build strong communication skills in English—whether for academic, professional, or personal growth.
In our lessons, we will focus on clear speaking, confident writing, and active listening, while also using creative exercises to make learning fun and memorable. You will learn practical grammar, build vocabulary, and improve fluency through interactive activities, role-playing, and real-world examples. For advanced learners, I integrate creative writing tools—storytelling, descriptive language, and persuasive writing—to take your English to the next level.
My goal is to create a welcoming environment where students feel supported, motivated, and confident to express themselves in English.