Tutoring covers fundamental topics such as introduction (what is linguistics), phonetics (the sounds of language), syntax (sentence structure), semantics (meaning), morphology (word formation), and sociolinguistics (language in society).

Each session is structured around a blend of direct instruction, interactive discussions, and practical exercises. I use a variety of teaching tools, including slides, video clips, and real-life language examples, to make complex concepts accessible and engaging. My teaching style is highly interactive, encouraging students to ask questions, participate in discussions, and apply what they learn through games and exercises.

Learners will have ample opportunities for one-on-one interaction, ensuring that their specific needs and interests are addressed. Whether the learner is preparing for a school project, needs extra support in a linguistics course, or is simply curious about how languages are structured and what the scientific study language includes, this class offers a supportive and stimulating environment to explore linguistic concepts.