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Congratulations to Emma, our tutor of the week!

"I've had the opportunity to make genuine connections with others, while participating in an exchange of knowledge regarding various topics such as popular culture, the pandemic, and travel experiences. Every day at Ringle is a new adventure, and I love feeling like I'm making a difference in others' lives!"

Emma is currently at the University of Virginia, and has plans to pursue research on language barriers in healthcare and health access. Ultimately, she hopes to work in public health policy with a focus on improving health equity and access.

We're so grateful to be a part of Emma's journey towards dismantling the language barrier!

Congratulations to Cecilia, our tutor of the week!

"Since taking my first history classes, I’ve loved exploring the world through alternate perspectives. I hope in the future to keep learning about and sharing culturally rich narratives. To that end, I could see myself eventually working as a professor of history, a journalist, or a diplomat."

Cecilia is currently at Stanford University, the same place that Ringle was founded by our co-founders Sungpah and Hoon!

We're sure she's got a bright future ahead of her, and feel lucky to work alongside her at this stage of her personal development 🤗

Read the full story at https://www.ringleplus.com/en/tutor/portal/blog/78

Moorea is serving up both laughs and life lessons in this week's Notes from the Field, as she shares how she's learned to love her enthusiastic personality through tutoring on Ringle.

Congratulations to Arya, our tutor of the week!

"I am currently a sophomore studying Economics at Yale. After working with prison education initiatives and learning about the injustice in our legal system, I hope to pursue a career in criminal justice to help marginalized communities navigate legal pitfalls."

Arya has, without doubt, a fascinating and worthwhile career ahead of him and we feel so lucky to play a part in that!

Read the full story at https://ringleplus.com/en/tutor/portal/blog/76

In this week's Notes from the Field, Emily Jacobo is really making us think about the challenges and rewards of learning English as a second language... and the magic of now teaching it to others through Ringle!

Congratulations to Boo, our tutor of the week!

"I've found my time with Ringle incredibly rewarding. I've met and worked with some wonderful and dedicated people, and have loved seeing their language skills develop with each session."

Following a career in academia and having presented her work in conferences across the world, Boo is now working as an actor! She fuses her academic and performative work to raise awareness on important social issues.

We can't wait to see more of the work that Boo creates and are so grateful to have her here with us on our platform!

Congratulations to Babi, our tutor of the week!

"Ringle's digital model has helped me learn more about working remotely in this unique and challenging moment."

Babi already has a thrilling internship lined up with the Creative Artists Agency this summer, and hopes to one day work within a vibrant news or media network like VICE, The New York Times, Netflix or Condé Nast!

We're thrilled to have her with us during this stage of her exciting career and can't wait to see what she does next!

Read the full story at https://www.ringleplus.com/en/tutor/landing/blog/77

This week's Notes from the Field is making us yearn to be able to travel again!

Dominique shares her thoughts on how discussions about travelling the world have created space for cultural exchange within her lessons on Ringle.

Congratulations to Helen, our tutor of the week!

"This September I will begin studying for a Primary Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) at the University of Manchester. As a qualified teacher, I aspire to work for a British International School in Asia or the Middle East. Who knows? I may even return to South Korea!"

Congratulations to Wunmi, our tutor of the week!

"As a future lawyer, communicating via Ringle has provided me with great practice in public speaking, communicating across borders and successfully navigating new business cultures. It really is a brilliant idea for both students and tutors alike!"

Wunmi has secured a position as a legal trainee at Debevoise and Plimpton, a top 20 US law firm, and anticipates an exciting career in corporate law. She aims to climb the partnership ladder and hopes to branch out into media production!

Read the full story at https://api.ringleplus.com/blog/75

As part of our series, Notes from the Field, we're thrilled to be highlighting the remarkably diverse lives of our tutors.

Today, we hear from Rafia on the almost maternal affection she feels for her students.