English tutors in South Africa

About Sarah

I am a qualified foundation phase teacher. I love teaching English through using different resources and through movement and play.

About Mudinda

I moved from doing English Home Language in primary to FAL in high school. I was very good at HL which makes me excellent in FAL. I love teaching this subject, and I got 82% for it in high school.

About Tamsyn

Such an important subject for the rest of your life. You are going to need it for university, honours papers and job reports just to name a few. I particularly fell in love with English Literature.

About Rudolph

There are multiple reasons why people would want to develop their language skills. It helps me write and speak more concisely, which is respectable in both professional and social circles.

About Monde

I hold a BA Degree Majoring in English and Psychology. I have experience in Blog writing, I have served as News Editor for my University's Media Society where I also dealt with writing Scripts. I worked as an Assistant Teacher and also in the Exams Department as an admin and Examination Assistant.

About Déna

Besides being the eldest child of two highly experienced english teachers, I attended school in the UAE where I had exposure to Cambridge, Pearson, Edexcel & AP English. I then completed high school in South Africa with the NSC curriculum.

About Sharon

Learning English can be very frightening, learning a new language as a whole in fact is quite frightening. My goal is to show you that, this experience should not be something to shy away from but rather to tackle with the right skills which I will provide for you.

About Vidal

I have always been passionate about writing. In Grade 12, I received an award for 'Excellent Achievement in English Home Language' and the year before completed a course in Digital Journalism through my school. My writing led me to start a blog where I've worked with major companies like Showmax.

About Duncan

Simplifies studying for short stories and poetry. Don't let an intimidating idiom rack your brain. Stop being tense about tenses and get great grades going!

About Kayley

As a law student, the English Language plays a vital role, whether it be in the content or in the technicalities. Not every learner enjoys all parts of the language, some prefer grammar, some prefer literature -however, in saying this we can always find a section that speaks to the student.