Hi, my name's Bass.

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I am a student of English with a focus in creative writing at the University of

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North Texas in Denton. And I'm also minoring in history in Spanish. Um,

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I have been a tutor in my area, in my local area, whether it be friends, um,

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friends, siblings, family members in English the last couple years, um,

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because I'm known as the English guy here.

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And I'm really excited to take that skill and share it with you guys. Um,

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I have been teaching as a substitute teacher for English at my old high school,

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um, along with tutoring on the side.

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So I really feel confident in my ability to teach English.

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And the reason why I want to teach English is that I think it's an absolutely

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beautiful thing to learn how to master and to learn how to use the English

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language is so complex and beautiful,

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and there's so many great examples of people using it to create wonderful

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stories, wonderful books, wonderful plays and poems.

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And I want to share that ability,

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whether you wanna create it or just want to understand it and take it in because

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you lock yourself out to so many beautiful things when you don't have those,

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those analysis skills, those creative writing skills.

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And so that's what I'm here tutoring for.

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So I really appreciate it if you gave me a chance. Um,

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I think we can help each other a lot and I hope that, you know,

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we can help you get to that point where you learn to love analysis because it is

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truly one of those really important skills in life.

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You need to be able to understand both how to create something beautiful for

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other people to hear,

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and how to understand it when other people give you that back. Um,

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and when you have that skill,

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you just every day becomes so much more beautiful because you're engaging in

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these, these beautiful dances and meaning every single day, uh,

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with people who have so, so much to say in it. It really starts here, um,

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to open yourself to all that. So hope you gimme a chance and, um,

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talk to you soon.

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