How to Apply to American Universities and Get a Scholarship

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From 16.97 £ /h

This course is designed to help international students navigate the complex process of applying to U.S. universities and maximize their chances of securing scholarships. Here is an overview of the main steps covered:

Overview of the American education system: Understand the structure and particularities of the university system in the United States.
College and Program Search: Learn how to identify and select the universities and programs that best match your academic and career goals.
Understand application requirements: Review the different application requirements, including forms, deadlines and specific criteria.
Writing Personal Statements and Essays: Tips and techniques for writing compelling and impactful personal statements and essays.
Standardized Test Preparation: Strategies for preparing for and passing standardized tests like the SAT and ACT.
Obtaining Letters of Recommendation: How to ask for and obtain strong letters of recommendation from your teachers and mentors.
Applying for Financial Aid and Scholarships: Guide to understanding and navigating the process of applying for financial aid and scholarships to reduce tuition costs.
This course is ideal for international students who want to continue their studies in the United States and benefit from scholarships to finance their education.

Extra information

-Computer or tablet with stable internet connection
-Word processing software (such as Microsoft Word or Google Docs)
-Active email address for correspondence and document submission
-Notebook to follow sessions and take notes
-Scanner or scanning app to submit paper documents (like letters of recommendation)
-Motivation and commitment to follow the steps of the application process

Location

Online from Morocco

About Me

Good morning ! 👋 My name is Hamza and I am a computer science student in the United States 🇺🇸, where English is my main language. I am passionate about mathematics 📐, having obtained my baccalaureate with a specialty in mathematics.

My goal is to not only be your teacher, but also your friend 🤗. I like to make my classes fun and entertaining 🎉 while providing you with lots of new knowledge 📚. Outside of class, I love swimming 🏊‍♂️, playing video games 🎮, and hiking 🥾. I also like to motivate people to learn more every day 🌟.

Join me on this English learning adventure, and together we will make every lesson enjoyable and enriching! 😊

Education

As a computer science student at Augustana College in Illinois, with a double major in mathematics and business administration, English is essential to me. It allows me not only to follow my studies and actively participate in class, but also to fully engage in international projects and share my ideas around the world.

Experience / Qualifications

I have a year of experience as a customer service manager for real estate companies in the United States, where my English was a crucial asset to communicate effectively with international clients and partners. I also tutored several times in high school, helping people younger than me with math and English.

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Arabic

Skills

American history

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -05:00)

New York

Online via webcam

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20-24

English for Beginners: Start or Strengthen! !

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What you will learn:

-Basic greetings and expressions
-The alphabet and pronunciation of letters
-Numbers and how to use them
-Basic grammar (articles, pronouns, verbs in the present tense)
-The formation of simple sentences
-Everyday vocabulary (family, food, school, etc.)

Methodology :
Each lesson will be interactive and adapted to your pace. We will use videos, practical exercises, and role plays to make learning fun and effective. You will also have the opportunity to practice spoken English with me to build your confidence and fluency.

The advantages of working with me:
As a young adult and student, I understand the importance of dynamic and engaging learning. With me, the sessions will not only be work, but also fun! We will incorporate fun activities and practical examples to make each lesson interesting and interactive. You will find in me a patient and motivating tutor, ready to adapt the lessons to your specific needs and your learning pace.

Course objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:

-Understand and use common expressions
-Ask and answer simple questions
-Engage in basic conversation
-Read and write simple sentences

Whether you want to learn English for travel, for work, or simply for fun, this course will provide you with a solid foundation to continue your learning. Join me and let’s start this linguistic adventure together!

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