Julia is a recent graduate of Wheaton College Massachusetts and holds a Bachelors degree in Creative Writing and Literature, as well as a minor in history. She wrote a short fiction book manuscript in completion of her honors thesis, which earned her departmental honors upon graduation.

At Mademoiselle Antoine, we specialize in nurturing a love for reading and writing in students of all ages. Located in Brockton, MA, our personalized tutoring services are designed to inspire and empower. With a focus on literature, we aim to develop each student's confidence and skills, helping them achieve their academic goals. Whether your child needs a little extra help or wants to excel further, Mademoiselle Antoine is here to support their educational journey with dedication and care.

I have been tutoring for approximately two years. I have a great deal of experience tutoring for the examinations that middle and high school students take for college or new school admission: SAT, ACT, ISEE Middle, SSAT, HSPT etc. I can also help with college admission letters and with reading, writing and math skills for elementary, middle and high school students. I received a Master of Arts in English Literature from Boston University, studied for a PhD in English at the same university, and have spent over twenty years teaching English composition and literature classes at Boston University and Stonehill College. I am passionate about he...

I am currently a resident. I have 10 year experience tutoring math, english, and test prep for the MCAT.

I am a current 5th grade teacher in Fall River. I have a Master's Degree in Teaching & Curriculum Instruction. My specialty is English. I can help with reading and writing standards for 5-12 grades. I especially enjoy writing and helping students organize their thoughts.

Hello! My name is Adam, I'm an Eagle Scout, a multi-instrumentalist, and a Catholic Christian. I was a Cornell Engineering student for two years because I loved math and disliked writing, but then switched into Religious Studies because it turned out I liked college reading and writing more than college math! It is very important to me that students learn to have a sense of victory when they learn, whether they're struggling and need to learn victory, or whether they are already successful and need to channel their potential- this is as true for math, where there are correct answers, as it is in writing, where there are more complete answers...