Tutoring

Romance Languages personnel listed below have indicated that they will provide private tutoring for a fee to the general public.  We list this information as a point of reference for those seeking individualized attention and conversation practice.  Free peer tutoring is available to UGA students through the Academic Resource Center (scroll down).

Follow the links to see profiles and contact information

French

Italian

Portuguese

Spanish

UGA Students

Office Hours 

French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish students are expected, and encouraged, to consult with their class instructors by utilizing their office hours.  Professors will spend time with you discussing class content, clarifying assignments, answering questions and conversing about your academic interests. 

Free Peer Tutoring

The Division of Academic Enhancement offers effective undergraduate tutoring services for French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish classes through Peer Learning and Teaching Others (PLaTO).  All currently enrolled UGA undergrad students can meet with a Peer Tutor who has successfully completed the course being tutored and who will share their experience and study tips.  Tutoring is free and available in the form of one-on-one appointments, study pods, and drop-in, both in-person at locations across campus and online via Zoom or GoBoard. 

Academic Resource Center Peer Tutors

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UGA's North Campus Main Library group study and meeting area

Department personnel: If you have expertise as a tutor and wish to be added to this page, please submit a helpdesk ticket to Franklin OIT with your UGA MyID.  Include 'Department of Romance Languages' your name, current title, and a link to your UGA web profile.  Specify language. If you have a FERPA restriction you must submit a waiver to be listed.

 

In Romance Languages you study global cultures and learn the complex skills necessary for intercultural understanding while gaining fluency in French, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish. Over 1500 undergraduate majors and minors are currently enrolled in our small interactive classes, becoming bilingual communicators with expanded world views.

 

 

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