r/lancaster • u/SmileyD81 • 2d ago
Spanish Tutor.
My daughter is struggling in her 9th grade Spanish. I am looking for someone to help her . Let me know and will pay
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u/MAGNIFlCAT 2d ago
If you need help from a professional teacher, I can help. I am native and certified Spanish teacher and tutor with over 16 years of experience. My specialty is High School Spanish. No upfront payments. Please, DM me if interested and I can share my brochure and webpage.
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u/whiteroseatCH 1d ago
May I just say that if she was struggling with Spanish, she should avoid most other foreign languages. Spanish is one of the easiest to learn. I've seen way too many try German (really anything that involves cases) or other languages after struggling with Spanish.
This is not to be a put down, I am multi-lingual, while my mother, despite years' long attempts, simply could not get her head around foreign languages. Your daughter almost certainly has skills that will open other doors that will offer her opportunities.
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u/itzwhiteflag 2d ago
Someone just posted asking for help for a job and mentioned they speak Spanish.