I had the opportunity to tutor students who were part of the BYUH EIL program.  My job was to help students with listening, speaking and grammar. I helped them with specific assignments and with their personal learning goals. I also helped coach new tutors, helping to ensure the future of the program.

In a few of my classes in college, we were given the opportunity to help teach at BYU-Hawaii's Evening English Exchange.  This is where we taught specific parts of English grammar. I co-taught with a fellow student, and we covered topics such as "Questions with Modals" and "Pragmatic Idioms with Up & Down."

During my time at BYU-Hawaii, I volunteered for a semester at the Laie Elementary school. Here, I helped students with their homework during an after school program, and often helped fourth and fifth graders with their math homework.

Before I became a part of the EIL & TESOL community, I was welcomed into BYU-Hawaii's Spanish program. I worked as both a Spanish tutor and TA, where I met with students to help teach them vocabulary, grammar, speaking, reading, etc. I also was in charge of communicating with the EVIA program, a company from whom we were purchasing the curriculum.