Myriam Wead

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Introduction: I am a native French speaker who taught in France but now I teach and tutor French lessons for Middle schoolers, High schoolers and college students. I am also a translator for events as well as written documents. I love seeing my students grow in self-confidence as they understand better the French grammar and ace their oral presentations. I also love translating for any conferences and special events.

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Debbie H.

Feb 5, 2017

Myriam translated very important legal documents for our. On profit organization in Haiti. Because of her wr were able to move through our process quicker. Thanks Myriam!!

Chloe W.

Feb 3, 2017

Myriam helped me to become fluent in French! I am able to use this gift to translate, speak, write, & interact with foreigners on my trips to France. During my highschool & college years, Myriam helped me to pass my classes with flying colors! I now have a minor in French & I really enjoy my travels in France!

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
$70/hr for tutoring at my home or on FaceTime $150/hr for translating
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
For tutoring, I work closely with the student's teacher so that the student improves quickly and I make sure the student has complete understanding of their teacher's curriculum. For translation, I work closely with the one I translate and get acquainted with the talking point before I even start translating.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I was born and raised in France where I taught in French schools. In 1989 I married my American husband and moved to DC. I then became a full-time mom of 3 children. I would translate in French occasionally. Now that my children are off on their own, I am travelling back and forth to France about 3 times a year to help my older parents. My husband is a presidential historian and does a lot of tv interviews on that matter.