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Teia brings hands-on experience from afterschool programs where she assisted in guiding groups of up to 30 primary-aged children. Her work involved encouraging creativity through art activities and ensuring a supportive, safe environment both indoors and outdoors. With proven ability to communicate effectively with younger audiences, she excels at making learning enjoyable and accessible for students of varying ages and backgrounds.
This tutor’s academic achievements include multiple prizes in English, German, and Graphic Design, as well as several partial scholarships for outstanding performance. Teia’s strong foundation in English is complemented by her creative pursuits—she has completed specialised art courses and has a keen interest in drawing, painting, and music. She leverages these skills to develop engaging lesson approaches that help students connect concepts to their own interests.
Teia speaks English natively, holds professional proficiency in German (with DSD I and II certifications), native proficiency in Afrikaans, and elementary French. Her multicultural background enables her to adapt lessons for diverse learners while bringing fresh perspectives into sessions. Whether it’s building confidence or supporting specific language needs, this tutor is equipped to make every student feel understood and motivated.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
He knew dividing by place value very well from school, so that went great.
He knew dividing by place value very well from school, so that went great.
Picked up division quite quickly, it was his first time really doing it but already understands how to divide with skip counting, etc.
He understood place value very well, there were a couple places he was a little unsure, but by the end of the lesson he was a pro!
He understood place value very well, there were a couple places he was a little unsure, but by the end of the lesson he was a pro!
This was apparently the first time he had really practiced writing out numbers, however he caught on very quickly, and his spelling has been improving quite significantly.
The calculations themselves went very well, once he understood how they worked.
The calculations themselves went very well, once he understood how they worked.
Didn't quite remember the formulas/how to calculate area, perimeter, circumference.
He already understood nouns that were the same in singular and plural quite well.
He already understood nouns that were the same in singular and plural quite well.
Some of the more specific irregular plurals he didn't know, but my aim was to expose him and make him aware of them, and the plurals themselves will come with time.