Journalism Tutors in New Orleans

About New Orleans, LA

While perhaps not the largest or most influential city in the United States, the city of New Orleans is no doubt one of the nation’s most unique as well as one of the most world-famous cities. Founded in 1718 by the French Mississippi Company and populated early on by Franco-Arcadian settlers who migrated from the Province of Quebec in Canada, New Orleans stands as the capital of Louisiana, the most French-influenced state in the Union. Its French culture, combined with African and Creole customs, has blended over its long history to create a city culture unrivalled by any other in the world.

New Orleans is famous for many things. Its celebration of Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday” as it is translated, is taken from a common Roman Catholic tradition celebrated throughout the world where worshippers celebrate abundantly before the beginning of the holy season of Lent, which is marked by fasting and abstinence. The celebration of Mardi Gras encapsulates all of what the city of New Orleans is famous for: it highlights the city’s “Dixieland” music, which is perhaps the most primordial form of what it now known as “Jazz,” its spicy, flavourful Creole cuisine, and its reputation for partying and nightlife.

The city itself is located on the muddy Mississippi river and has been home to one of the busiest seaports in America. It is also in close proximity to Lake Pontchartrain, Lake Borgne, and the Gulf of Mexico. These three significant bodies of water contributed to the near-destruction of the city in August of 2005 when Hurricane Katrina ravaged the city and decimated its population, driving many of its inhabitants to leave the city and relocate to more inland communities. The culture and identity of New Orleans, however, is undying, and the core of its residents is working diligently to rebuild the city and return it to its greatness. In recent years, many national developers have bought up abandoned land in the city’s limits and are planning large-scale development of commercial, industrial, and residential projects, which will eventually help to bolster the city’s struggling economy.

The neighborhoods of New Orleans are known as “wards,” and include: the famous French Quarter, Central City, Uptown, Mid-City, Lakeview Area, Gentilly, and Bywater among others. Surrounding cities include: Chalmette, Violet, Belle Chasse, Estelle, Arabi, Verret, Marrero, Westwego, Kenner, River Ridge, Metairie, Gentilly, Laplace, and Destrehan.

Our tutors teach and tutor a variety of subjects such as Math, Reading, Writing, Science, Chemistry, Physics, Music and Art in the New Orleans 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 New Orleans. 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 New Orleans area.  Fox tutors are also tutoring in surrounding cities such as Kenner, Metairie, St. Rose, Norco, Laplace, Baton Rouge, Springfield, Hammond, Ponchatoula, Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, Pearl River, Harahan, Westwego, Marrero, Harvey, Gretna, Paradis, Chalmette and Picayune.

About Journalism

The subject of journalism is one of the applied writing disciplines in the subject of English. While many English majors at colleges and universities tend to use their degree for teaching or scholarly work, some of these students focus on journalism courses so that they may pursue the journalism profession after graduation. Journalism is the profession of writing or communicating to a community of people. Most journalists work as writers for newspapers, magazines, online publications, or television news programs. The profession involves the gathering of information and presenting it in written form for the benefit of the public. Journalism can also encompass opinion writing and editorials as well. This type of journalistic forum allows journalists to use facts and information to bolster their own opinions on current events and topics that are important to the general public.

In addition to the subjects and courses that most English majors take in college, journalism students also study topics specific to their profession. Some of them include: editorials, news analysis, reporting, events, editing, print media, television media, wire services, tabloids, broadcast journalism, newsworthiness, news style, sports journalism, science journalism, investigative journalism, and online journalism. Although these topics are usually covered in journalism courses, some students also find it advantageous to work one-on-one with a journalism tutor.
 
Whether you are a young child, a teenager, a university student, or a professional adult and are seeking help in journalism, our tutors can assist you. Our professional tutors have advanced degrees or extensive training in journalism and can tutor and help in subject areas such as editorials, news analysis, reporting, events, editing, print media, television media, wire services, tabloids, broadcast journalism, newsworthiness, news style, sports journalism, science journalism, investigative journalism, and online journalism. Instruction and homework help in Journalism is offered in various cities and towns such as Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and others.

Effective Journalism tutors          
What kind of journalism tutoring services do we offer?
Our journalism tutors all have advanced degrees in journalism and can assist adults and children in different journalism subjects. We offer personalized journalism help as every student has different journalism needs.

Learning Journalism at convenient meeting places
Our journalism students can choose to meet their journalism instructor either in the convenience of their home or office, or in public places such as libraries, coffee shops, schools, etc.

Journalism - 7 days a week

As most of our K-12 students such as Kindergarteners, Elementary, Middle School, and High School students as well as adult learners have busy schedules, Fox Tutors teach our students 7 days a week. Journalism in-home tutoring services are very flexible and can be scheduled at a mutually convenient time for the tutor and student.

Journalism for all ages and levels
Fox Journalism tutors offer Journalism instruction to K-12 students, College, University students, and professional adults.
Journalism homework help is also offered to those students who struggle and need help with their homework.

Our Journalism tutors serve students not only in Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and New York City but also in and around Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and other cities.

Fox Tutors proudly offers: editorials tutors, news analysis tutors, reporting tutors, events tutors, editing tutors, print media tutors, television media tutors, wire services tutors, tabloids tutors, broadcast journalism tutors, newsworthiness tutors, news style tutors, sports journalism tutors, science journalism tutors, investigative journalism tutors, and online journalism tutors.

Our Journalism tutors teach Journalism classes and Journalism lessons in cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, San Antonio, Dallas, Detroit, San Jose, Indianapolis, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Columbus, Austin, Memphis, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Boston, Charlotte, El Paso, Washington D.C., Nashville, Seattle, Fort Worth, Denver, Colorado, Portland, Oklahoma, Las Vegas, Tucson, New Orleans, Long Beach, Cleveland, Albuquerque, Fresno, Kansas, Sacramento, Virginia Beach, Mesa, Atlanta, Oakland, Omaha, Tulsa, Honolulu, Minneapolis, Miami, Colorado Springs, Wichita, Arlington, Santa Ana, St. Louis, Anaheim, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Tampa, Toledo, Raleigh, Buffalo, Aurora, St. Paul, Corpus Christi, Newark, Riverside, Anchorage, Lexington, Stockton, Bakersfield, Louisville, St. Petersburg, Jersey, Birmingham, Norfolk, Plano, Lincoln, Glendale, Greensboro, Hialeah, Baton Rouge, Garland, Rochester, Scottsdale, Madison, Akron, Fort Wayne, Fremont, Chesapeake, Henderson, Lubbock, Modesto, Chandler, Montgomery, Glendale, Shreveport, Des Moines, Augusta-Richmond, Tacoma, Richmond, Yonkers, New York, Grand Rapids and many more.