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About Mobile, AL

The beautiful southern city of Mobile is the second largest city in the State of Alabama. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, people have inhabited the area that is now known as Mobile for hundreds of years, going back to Mobilian Native American tribes. The first Europeans settled the area in 1540, and, later on, the city became the first capital of colonial French Louisiana in 1702. As a result, the city of Mobile has been a city under French, British, Spanish, Confederate, and United States rule.

Mobile represents the only seaport in the state of Alabama. It is situated on the junction between the Mobile River and Mobile Bay, which is located on the northern Gulf of Mexico. Early on, the Port of Mobile was a key trading point between Alabama and France as well as other Native American communities. Even today, the port is the primary fixture of the economy in Mobile.

Although the Port of Mobile has remained a source of jobs and industry within the city, Mobile suffered a major economic decline for much of the 20th century. Starting in the 1980s, however, the city began to rebound economically. Now it is home to the aerospace, retail, services, construction, medicine, and manufacturing sectors.

Mobile has also long since been a southern cultural and arts center. The city is home to score of art museums, music venues, a symphony orchestra, a ballet company, and an opera house.

Some of the surrounding towns and cities around the city of Mobile, Alabama include: Prichard, Chickasaw, Saraland, Satsuma, Bay Minette, Tillmans Corner, Theodore, Fairhope, Daphne, and Bayou La Batre. 

Our tutors teach and tutor a variety of subjects such as Math, Reading, Writing, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Music and Art in the Mobile area. Our tutoring services are offered to adults, children, businesses and corporations as private lessons and also, if requested, as small group classes in and around Mobile. Our private lessons are affordably priced and tutoring is done at locations that are convenient for our students and the instructors. Our tutors may also offer before and after school programs.
Whether you are seeking help from a tutor for an elementary, middle school, high school or college student, or if you are simply interested in learning about one of our many subjects, Fox Tutors is the right place to find a qualified, experienced tutor.

Most of the subjects below are available in the Mobile area.  Fox tutors are also tutoring in surrounding cities such as Prichard, Neely, Chickasaw, Sibert, Magazine, Forest Park, Eight Mile, Cottage Hill, Saraland, Orchard, Dawes, Spanish Fort, Park City, Jackson Oak, Daphne, Loxley, Wilmer, Cox Beach, Tacon, Allenville, Summerville, Whistler, Jackson Heights, Forest Hill, Navco and Mertz.