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Dr. Quaneck W.

• Sumter, SC 29150 ( 30 mi )
• Italian Tutor

• Female Age 45
• Member since: 09/2016
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $25 to $2000 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• On-line In-Group
• Also Tutors: Spanish, French, English ESOL

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Looking forward to making your educational goals a reality.

I teach for hands on, visual and vocal learners.
I have been teaching since 2006 as a graduate teaching assistant then as as an instructor for four colleges/ universities. I also teach certification classes for computer networking and programming. Taught the following classes: Strategies of the Technical Professional, Operating Systems, Introduction to the PC (Led hands on activities, reconstructed motherboard activities and troubleshoot computers), Computer Applications {Hybrid}, Programming in C and C++, Web Interface Design, Programming 1, Networking I and II, Programming Logic and Design, Digital Media Web Design using Adobe AfterEffects, Introduction to Operating Systems, Network Security Management Capstone, IT Instructor, SAM2007 Administrator, Advisor, Co-Lead Instructor for Computer Forensics, Technical Support Concepts, Introduction to Computer

Nesrine M.

• Goose creek, SC 29445 ( 39.3 mi )
• Italian Tutor

• Female
• Member Since: 04/2010
• Will travel up to 15 miles
• Rates from $41.00 to $44.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: French

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I have a master's degree in Languages and Foreign cultures, I'm Fluent in French and Italian, I have tutored students in French, Italian, language wise and literatures wise. I’m a multilingual, multicultural professional linguist with experience in translating documents and other materials from Italian and French to English and vice versa. I wrote a final thesis of 100 pages in French and Italian, about the novel “Women of Algiers in their apartment” by Assia Djebar. A courageous Female Algerian Writer. These pieces are located in an almost exclusively female and domestic – ‘restricted’ – setting. The first thing a woman learns, Djebar suggests, is to stay in her place, .
Teaching is not primarily telling. It’s helping other people learn. That means the focus is on the learners, not the teacher. I am a firm believer in teaching through discovery and in providing a constru ... read more