About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Looking for a Summer Tutor in French, Science, or Math?
Ever wished your child could keep learning through the summer — but in a way that actually feels fun? This opportunity might be just what you’re searching for. I’m offering personalized tutoring in French, Science, and Math for primary and middle school students, right here in Abu Dhabi (or online, if that’s easier for your family). With a flexible schedule and engaging, bilingual lessons, summer learning is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
About Me
I’m a passionate educator who believes that curiosity flourishes when learning feels approachable and lively. Over the years, I’ve helped dozens of students boost their confidence (and their grades) in French, Science, and Math — all while making sure our sessions feel more like an interactive workshop than a classroom lecture. Whether your child loves hands-on experiments or prefers linguistic puzzles, I tailor every lesson to their unique style. Bonus: I offer sessions in both French and Arabic, so language is never a barrier to understanding.
What You’ll Be Getting (How Tutoring Works)
- Custom lesson plans based on your child’s needs and interests — not a one-size-fits-all workbook
- Bilingual instruction in French and Arabic (or a mix, if that’s what works best)
- Flexible scheduling: mornings or afternoons, July through August
- In-person sessions for Abu Dhabi families, or interactive online lessons if that’s more convenient
- Engaging activities — from science experiments to math games — designed to make learning memorable
- Progress updates so you’re never left wondering how your child is doing
What I’m Looking For (Ideal Students & Families)
- Primary or middle school students who want some extra support or enrichment in French, Science, or Math
- Families who value clear communication and a collaborative approach
- Openness to a bit of summer fun mixed with learning — yes, it’s possible!
- Willingness to try lessons in French, Arabic, or both
Not sure if your child’s needs fit perfectly? I’d still love to chat and see how I can help.
Why You’ll Love Working With Me
- Flexible timing to fit your summer plans — morning or afternoon slots available
- Support in two languages (French and Arabic) for maximum learning
- Small group or one-on-one options — so your child gets the attention they deserve
- No travel hassles if you choose online sessions
- Fun, approachable lessons that keep kids engaged (and maybe even looking forward to tutoring)
- Limited spots so every student gets true, individualized attention
Ultimately, my goal is to make this summer count: giving your child the confidence and skills to start the next school year strong — and maybe even with a smile.
Common Interview Questions and Tips
To help you prepare and feel confident, here are some questions you might encounter during the interview process for this role.
- How do you assess a student’s current level and learning style in subjects like French, Science, or Math at the start of tutoring?
- Can you share an example of a hands-on science experiment or math game you’ve used to make a lesson more engaging for a primary or middle school student?
- What strategies do you use to teach complex concepts bilingually, especially when switching between French and Arabic?
- Describe a time when you had to customize a lesson plan for a student with very different interests or abilities from others you’ve taught. What changes did you make?
- How do you keep parents informed about their child’s progress, especially over a short summer program?
- Have you ever encountered a student who was reluctant to participate or seemed nervous about tutoring? How did you help them feel more comfortable and engaged?
- What tools or platforms do you use to make online lessons interactive and effective for younger learners?
- Tell me about a time when a lesson didn’t go as planned. How did you adapt in the moment to keep the session productive and fun?
- How do you encourage students to be curious and ask questions, especially in subjects they might find challenging?
- What would you do if a family requested lessons in a language combination you weren’t expecting, or needed last-minute scheduling changes?
- How do you foster a collaborative relationship with families, and why do you think that’s important for student progress?
- Can you share an experience where you helped a student boost their confidence in a subject they previously struggled with?
- What do you enjoy most about working with children during the summer, and how do you balance fun with academic growth?