Private Kiswahili Tutor , Both Online and face to face

Jambo, karibu sana! Do you want to improve your Swahili speaking and comprehension skills? I am a native Swahili speaker. I am also experienced in tutoring for school and college students. I can customize the lessons based on the students' requirements. I am used to working with people of different ages. I believe in segmentation, visualization of progress, objective results and practice. Beyond these general lines, there is no rule or magic method. Some things work with some students and not with others. Adapting to needs is the goal of private lessons. So I will do my best to find what motivates and helps my students. I speak Spanish at an intermediate level, which is improving every day.

English and Kiswahili language are the most common languages in Africa. Learning the languages provides perfect room for achieving communication within the region. Depending with the learners need and category, we will be able to cover and learn new vocabulary in each unit. Questions and answers to test learner understanding are part of the lesson. The class is meant to achieve conversation hence discussion is widely put in to use.

Hello! My name is Gladness, a native Swahili speaker from Kenya with a passion for language, culture, and teaching. I am fluent in Swahili, English, and Taita, and have experience working with both children and adults in various learning environments. I have a background in Health Records and Information Technology, but my love for communication and cultural exchange inspired me to start teaching Swahili. My lessons are engaging, practical, and tailored to your needs—whether you’re a beginner, traveler, or professional looking to improve your Swahili skills. Karibu! Let’s learn Swahili together in a fun, relaxed, and interactive way.

1. Swahili lessons for beginners aim to provide a solid foundation in the language, with an emphasis on building vocabulary, understanding grammar and sentence structure, and developing basic reading and writing skills. 2. Beginners will typically have access to resources such as textbooks, workbooks, and online materials, and they may also have the opportunity to practice speaking and listening skills with a teacher or tutor. 3. Swahili lessons for beginners is learning how to read and write in the language. The Swahili alphabet consists of 26 letters, similar to the English alphabet, but with a few differences in pronunciation. 4. Beginners will also learn how to conjugate verbs in Swahili, which is an important aspect of the language. The verb "to be," for example, has different conjugations depending on the tense and subject of the sentence.

Grammar is essential for everyone and there is a need to sharpen it from a young age. Hence for the beginner level students get to learn vowels, pronunciations, greetings, consonants how to read and write in Swahili and English. East Africa has great and amazing visitation sites and hence visitors are attracted. Swahili is commonly used in the region and for that reason I teach students the basics of Swahili to get to understand and feel confident and comfortable when speaking it. The students get to learn to be confident in their grammar for both school work and for their interactions. I provide handouts in order for the students to understand and practice their skills fully.

Am a Kiswahili teacher with more than 5 years experience in teaching Swahili. Kiswahili is a language like any other foreign language which is used mostly in Africa, its a language that most tourists desire to know as a form of communication more especially when they visit East Africa especially Kenya and Tanzania. Kindly if you want to learn this language feel free to join my class whether as a beginner ,intermediary or advanced .

French is one of the most spoken international languages in the world. It is spoken in both anglophone and francophone countries. You will be able to learn how to read fluently and with the right intonation ,how write with proper spellings and listen to French audios and also, how to engage in conversations in French.

Is "Hakuna Matata" the only Swahili phrase you know? 😁Would you like to speak fluent Swahili in a few days? I'm here to make that happen. Swahili is a very easy language to learn. With the right tutor, you can hold a conversation with a native Swahili speaker within few days. Let's learn this beautiful language

Learn how to write and speak both English and Swahili I offer uncompromised services geared towards ensuring that my learners can communicate and be understood without hurdles . Kindly reach out to me for the personalized services, you will like my method of delivery as it Is relatable to our day-to-day life .

Swahili is a predominant language in East Africa. It is the native language in almost all countries in the region. Being a tourist rich region, I would advise you to learn the language since it will be resourceful in interacting with the locals and also learning about the rich history of the region. The class will be fun and insightful. I will answer all of your questions and intrigue your curiosity to visit and learn more from the ground. What are you waiting for? Enroll NOW!

Swahili is a native language here in Kenya. I will teach you how to spell words in it, speak it and also write it. I will be delighted to teach you. My class will be enjoyable, fun, interactive and also we will have a break in between to discuss topics that interests you.

Private English classes for people of all ages, where they'll learn to speak and understand English in a simple and interactive way. You'll learn essential skills for any field where you'll need to use English. The schedule is flexible, and you can discuss the timing and method of the class in advance.

High quality Spanish classes. Experienced teacher. My name is Luciano and I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have been teaching Spanish for more than 15 years and I have worked in several institutes and embassies as a teacher and cultural bridge. I am currently living in Berlin where I am developing a personal project and working as a teacher online and in face-to-face classes. Normally I am interested in generating a creative bond with my students and that is why I work with many of them for relatively long periods of time. In the classes I am interested in having a solid grammar structure but the emphasis is on conversation. In this way I feel that a rich and interesting interaction is generated where, honestly, I myself learn from my students‘ experiences and points of view. I am convinced, as a language learner myself, that learning a language is not simply a tool for communication. I feel that to learn another language is to open oneself to another code or way of thinking and perceiving the world. For example, Romance languages (Spanish, Italian, French, etc.) think and feel the world in a different way than Germanic languages (English, German, etc.) I am fascinated by these differences and similarities. Traveling in Japan, I could only admire the beauty of how we represent the world through our language. I feel that in a world that is becoming increasingly depersonalized and where artificial intelligence and algorithms seem to creep into every corner of our lives, maintaining human, imperfect and warm contacts is a form of resistance. In that sense, both in my project with sacred languages such as philosophy and astrology and in language classes, I try to maintain the human dimension and respect the beauty and multidimensionality of communication. Apart from my background in philosophy at university, I am interested in art, politics, culture as an expression of an epoch, psychoanalysis, comparative religions, etc. In this context, with many of my more advanced students we work with texts and films where our interests intersect. For the more beginning classes the emphasis is also on conversation, but with a grammatical framework and progression. That is why I am interested in understanding the students‘ objectives. Whether learning for pleasure or for a trip, to take an international exam or for cultural reasons, I believe that framing the classes in a structure allows the creative to emerge. If you are interested in the approach and are curious, feel free to contact me for a no charge introduction where we can discuss a lesson plan after assessing your level. Thank you for your attention. If you know anyone who might be interested in this approach please share it.

1. Introduction: This lesson aims to introduce mathematical concepts in an interactive and engaging way that stimulates students' creative thinking and helps them connect what they learn to real-life situations. Through a stimulating digital learning environment, the lesson actively engages students, encouraging them to explore, ask questions, and engage in constructive dialogue. 2. Educational objectives: At the end of the lesson, the student is expected to be able to: *Understanding [the mathematical concept]. *Applying the skill in various situations. *Participate effectively in group and interactive activities. *Express understanding through explanation, drawing, or solving exercises. 3. Means and tools: *A computer or tablet connected to the Internet. - Presentation software (Zoom / Google Meet / Microsoft Teams). *Digital whiteboard (Jamboard or Whiteboard). *Interactive activities (Kahoot / Quizizz / Math games). *Electronic worksheets or simple applications. 4. Lesson steps: Time activity 10-minute engaging introduction: Ask an interesting question or simple riddle related to the lesson to grab the student's attention. 15-minute Concept Presentation: A simplified explanation using visual examples and short stories to bring the idea closer to reality. 15 minutes interactive activity: Have the student participate in solving problems through a game or challenge. 10 minutes Individual Application: Distribute a worksheet or digital activity to complete short exercises that reinforce understanding. 10-minute wrap-up and evaluation: Open discussion, quick review, then a closing question or puzzle to stimulate. 5. Evaluation: *Note during participation. *Interaction in activities. *Solve individual exercises. *Answer the concluding questions. 6. Homework: A simple online activity or short exercise to apply what the student has learned in a fun way.

Need to improve your English for work? I’m James, a DELTA-qualified teacher with over 12 years’ experience helping professionals communicate clearly and confidently in international environments. This class focuses on real-life business communication — meetings, presentations, emails, small talk, and more. We’ll build your fluency, expand your vocabulary, and polish your pronunciation so you can speak with confidence in any professional situation. Lessons are practical, tailored to your role and industry, and designed to help you feel more prepared and in control when using English at work.