Linguistics made clear: Linguistics tutor since 2004 (M.A., University of Toronto) — I help students turn confusing phonology, syntax, and theory into real understanding and confidence

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Deadly! Really enjoyable sessions with Alex. He is very knowledgable and responsive to going into more detail on areas where I am lacking. I am already gaining confidence and improving my skills.

Deadly! I am a third year student Speech and Language Therapist and was struggling with my phonetics and linguistics module and had an exam in the upcoming months. Alex went through all my lecture materials and resources with me and simplified everything, he made things that seemed so confusing so simple!! He was so understanding and his teaching is amazing, he is amazing. I passed my exam so that says everything to me!

Deadly! He was a brilliant tutor he helped me immensely with my phonology assignment and was very open to explaining topics in as much detail as I needed. Definitely worth every penny!

Deadly! Alex was the most helpful and informed person ever on Phonology! He helped me so much with a university assignment and was lovely and friendly too!

Deadly! Alex Hartman is extremely cultivated in every aspect of linguistics and beyond. Subjects he can teach range from ancient history, to psycholinguistics, to grammar... He acknowledges my interests and caters the lessons accordingly with a structured methodology that not only creates a foundation for my learning and understanding of linguistics, but also rejuvenates my interests with multifaceted approaches, answering precise questions with extreme insight and understanding. I can not ask for a better tutor to guide me in my study of linguistics; I am extremely grateful.

Deadly! Alex was wonderful - he agreed to help my daughter with her Linguistics assignment from university at very short notice as there was a deadline a week later. He really listened to her and understood her problems, explained things very clearly, and was very caring in how he spoke to her. She had thought she was stupid in not understanding this area of Linguistics, but Alex constantly reassured her that things she were struggling with weren't easy to understand and that lots of people had exactly the same problems. He was patient, supportive, didn't sound at all that he has presumably been saying the same things to numerous students for years, and my daughter's confidence in her ability to understand what she has to do is wonderful to see. Thank you Alex!