I was a former professor at Kansas State University and an instructor at University of Houston. I am passionate about learning and teaching. I am a firm believer of good education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, better refined being. I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students.

Knowledge is my passion and education is a way to pass this passion to my students. Playing is one of the ways I use to teach since I have verified the power of playing in learning.I grew up in Cuba where I got a bachelor's degree in French Language from the University of Havana with several trainings in France. In Las Vegas, Nevada, where I live, I got a master's degree in Early Childhood from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.I tutor Spanish, French (any level), and English Language Arts and Math (primary grades). Since my mother tongue is Spanish, I feel very comfortable working with; French is a personal passion; and I work every day teaching English and Math (K-2) in a school setting, after working online during the Covid pandemic. I really feel comfortable in any of these subjects.My teaching philosophy? Every person can learn if teachers discover what motivates them. My tutoring style? Creating empathy with students.

Hi! My name is Logan and I am a sophomore engineering student at Texas A&M University! I've always had an aptitude for math, and I have prior experience in tutoring. I am proficient in all math levels up to Calculus II, and I enjoy working with students and would love to share my love for math!

I have a BS in Biology, and a PhD in Plant Science. My area of research is in plant genetics. I have taught courses in Plant Biology and Genetics at the college and university-level at a range of institutions. I am available for individual tutoring in all levels and areas of biological sciences.

Hello! I am a Finance tutor with four years of experience in teaching undergraduate and graduate students in Accounting, Finance, and related subjects. I have a Master's degree in Financial Management from Boston University and have several years of professional experience in the financial services industry. I held FINRA Series 6 and Series 63 licenses that allowed me to market financial products to retail investors. I also passed all three levels of the CFA Institute exams on first attempts and had earned my CFA charterholder designation.I have a solid understanding of financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash-flow statement) and its relationship to company valuation, as well as various financial models such as dividend discount, discounted cash flow or free cash flow models.My goal is to help students in all levels of Accounting and Finance to succeed in their course works and exams through developing a strong foundational understanding of fundamental concepts instead of rote memorization. I will go the extra mile to make the learning experience enjoyable and interesting. I am compassionate, patient and will provide a positive environment that will be built on support and encouragement.

I am a recent graduate from Vanderbilt University, graduating cum laude and with Highest Honors in Neuroscience. I currently work as a neuroimaging analyst at a research center and have been tutoring for the past 6 years in math, science, and ACT/SAT test prep.

I am currently enrolled at Messiah College as a junior; my degree will be in Human Development and Family Science, with a minor in Child and Youth Services.I have worked with young children in volunteering for my classes, and I often assist friends with writing.I tutor in writing for all ages, elementary school, and English. I love to tutor in writing because it is such an important thing to be able to express oneself through that medium. I also enjoy working with younger kids because that is what I would like to do with my degree.My teaching style is based on the student, and it is focused on empowering the student to figure things out on their own by encouraging their abilities and teaching core principles.Outside of school, I run my Etsy shop for calligraphy and other hand art! I love to be outside and visit coffee shops as well.

Before starting medical school in the Fall of 2021, I am taking time to explore my lifelong interest in teaching. I began tutoring at the University of Notre Dame, where I worked for three years as a teaching assistant in a Cell Biology laboratory course. There, I enjoyed helping my peers understand the larger picture developing through our weekly experiments. At Loyola University Chicago, I continued to tutor a variety of subjects while earning a Master of Arts in Medical Sciences.As a double major in biology and English, I like to build stories whenever I can. What does a molecule of glucose encounter while going through glycolysis? How does the human body process information from the world around it? This perspective has led not only to success in my own studies, but also to a genuine love of learning.Through one-on-one tutoring, I hope help students seek their own stories and develop a positive lifelong relationship with learning.

My first teaching gig was nearly 5,000 miles away from home, in the small town of Szolnok, Hungary. I had just graduated Lynchburg College with a BA in English, and having grown up in Virginia my entire life, I was eager to experience something cultural and new. I figured teaching English abroad would be the most intense, interesting, and educational way to jumpstart a career in teaching. Now, ten years later, I can say that my initial teaching experience abroad was the tipping point in my life, for it led me to become not only a lifelong teacher, but a lifetime student as well.Since 2005, I have gone on to teach English in Poland and Hungary, and also back in my hometown, Manassas, Virginia. I have taught English and Literature to high school students, ESL to adult professionals, and last year I taught Creative Writing to Honors Freshmen at Virginia Commonwealth University. At VCU's Writing Center I privately tutored students, helping them write and revise their essays for their final portfolios. Having played guitar since the age of fourteen (and also touring in a couple rock bands), I have some experience teaching music and guitar as well.My education includes a BA in English, an MA in European Studies, and an MFA in Creative Writing (fiction).In my spare time I like reading, writing creatively, and playing music. Most weekends in New York I try to visit a museum or see a concert, and many-a-Sundays you'll find me burrowed in a cafe and reading manuscripts for my day-time job (a literary agency).

I am currently enrolled as an undergraduate at Columbia University here in New York working towards a degree in biology.For my entire life, my goal has been to learn, and to take what I learn in the classroom and apply it in the real world. I am never satisfied with the easy answer (except for in a timed setting, where shortcuts can be your savior) and am constantly striving to learn new things. I have studied a diverse range of topics, from the hard sciences, to finance, and the arts, and have excelled. This is not because I am a genius. It is because I am truly interested in what I am studying and I have developed a practical system for studying and organizing. While you may shrug organizational skills off now as something only old people do, I have to tell you otherwise. As a twenty year old college student with a full plate, organization is one of the most important things to learn early on.I have worked as a tutor since the 9th grade, starting out with biology and chemistry, and later branching out to SAT prep and most other subjects. My philosophy is this: all students are able to excel at anything they set their minds to. The reason why some do while others struggle has more to do with poor studying habits or a different way of learning material that is not addressed by the teacher's methods. It is my job to diagnose what the problem is and to fix it. I have done this with great success in the past and will continue to do so.In my free time, I love to make films, start new projects, play the piano, read, and work with animals. I am currently working on a music startup as well as several apps with a friend from college. In short, I like to make things.Back to the most important thing; you. Just breathe. We will get through this together. At the end of the day, a string of bad test scores or that "C" in Geometry (ok, "D") is not going to dictate your success in life. Success lies within ourselves and not on pieces of paper.I look forward to working with each and every one of you.

I was a former professor at Kansas State University and an instructor at University of Houston. I am passionate about learning and teaching. I am a firm believer of good education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, better refined being. I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students.

Knowledge is my passion and education is a way to pass this passion to my students. Playing is one of the ways I use to teach since I have verified the power of playing in learning.I grew up in Cuba where I got a bachelor's degree in French Language from the University of Havana with several trainings in France. In Las Vegas, Nevada, where I live, I got a master's degree in Early Childhood from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.I tutor Spanish, French (any level), and English Language Arts and Math (primary grades). Since my mother tongue is Spanish, I feel very comfortable working with; French is a personal passion; and I work every day teaching English and Math (K-2) in a school setting, after working online during the Covid pandemic. I really feel comfortable in any of these subjects.My teaching philosophy? Every person can learn if teachers discover what motivates them. My tutoring style? Creating empathy with students.

Hi! My name is Logan and I am a sophomore engineering student at Texas A&M University! I've always had an aptitude for math, and I have prior experience in tutoring. I am proficient in all math levels up to Calculus II, and I enjoy working with students and would love to share my love for math!

I have a BS in Biology, and a PhD in Plant Science. My area of research is in plant genetics. I have taught courses in Plant Biology and Genetics at the college and university-level at a range of institutions. I am available for individual tutoring in all levels and areas of biological sciences.

Hello! I am a Finance tutor with four years of experience in teaching undergraduate and graduate students in Accounting, Finance, and related subjects. I have a Master's degree in Financial Management from Boston University and have several years of professional experience in the financial services industry. I held FINRA Series 6 and Series 63 licenses that allowed me to market financial products to retail investors. I also passed all three levels of the CFA Institute exams on first attempts and had earned my CFA charterholder designation.I have a solid understanding of financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash-flow statement) and its relationship to company valuation, as well as various financial models such as dividend discount, discounted cash flow or free cash flow models.My goal is to help students in all levels of Accounting and Finance to succeed in their course works and exams through developing a strong foundational understanding of fundamental concepts instead of rote memorization. I will go the extra mile to make the learning experience enjoyable and interesting. I am compassionate, patient and will provide a positive environment that will be built on support and encouragement.

I am a recent graduate from Vanderbilt University, graduating cum laude and with Highest Honors in Neuroscience. I currently work as a neuroimaging analyst at a research center and have been tutoring for the past 6 years in math, science, and ACT/SAT test prep.

I am currently enrolled at Messiah College as a junior; my degree will be in Human Development and Family Science, with a minor in Child and Youth Services.I have worked with young children in volunteering for my classes, and I often assist friends with writing.I tutor in writing for all ages, elementary school, and English. I love to tutor in writing because it is such an important thing to be able to express oneself through that medium. I also enjoy working with younger kids because that is what I would like to do with my degree.My teaching style is based on the student, and it is focused on empowering the student to figure things out on their own by encouraging their abilities and teaching core principles.Outside of school, I run my Etsy shop for calligraphy and other hand art! I love to be outside and visit coffee shops as well.

Before starting medical school in the Fall of 2021, I am taking time to explore my lifelong interest in teaching. I began tutoring at the University of Notre Dame, where I worked for three years as a teaching assistant in a Cell Biology laboratory course. There, I enjoyed helping my peers understand the larger picture developing through our weekly experiments. At Loyola University Chicago, I continued to tutor a variety of subjects while earning a Master of Arts in Medical Sciences.As a double major in biology and English, I like to build stories whenever I can. What does a molecule of glucose encounter while going through glycolysis? How does the human body process information from the world around it? This perspective has led not only to success in my own studies, but also to a genuine love of learning.Through one-on-one tutoring, I hope help students seek their own stories and develop a positive lifelong relationship with learning.

My first teaching gig was nearly 5,000 miles away from home, in the small town of Szolnok, Hungary. I had just graduated Lynchburg College with a BA in English, and having grown up in Virginia my entire life, I was eager to experience something cultural and new. I figured teaching English abroad would be the most intense, interesting, and educational way to jumpstart a career in teaching. Now, ten years later, I can say that my initial teaching experience abroad was the tipping point in my life, for it led me to become not only a lifelong teacher, but a lifetime student as well.Since 2005, I have gone on to teach English in Poland and Hungary, and also back in my hometown, Manassas, Virginia. I have taught English and Literature to high school students, ESL to adult professionals, and last year I taught Creative Writing to Honors Freshmen at Virginia Commonwealth University. At VCU's Writing Center I privately tutored students, helping them write and revise their essays for their final portfolios. Having played guitar since the age of fourteen (and also touring in a couple rock bands), I have some experience teaching music and guitar as well.My education includes a BA in English, an MA in European Studies, and an MFA in Creative Writing (fiction).In my spare time I like reading, writing creatively, and playing music. Most weekends in New York I try to visit a museum or see a concert, and many-a-Sundays you'll find me burrowed in a cafe and reading manuscripts for my day-time job (a literary agency).

I am currently enrolled as an undergraduate at Columbia University here in New York working towards a degree in biology.For my entire life, my goal has been to learn, and to take what I learn in the classroom and apply it in the real world. I am never satisfied with the easy answer (except for in a timed setting, where shortcuts can be your savior) and am constantly striving to learn new things. I have studied a diverse range of topics, from the hard sciences, to finance, and the arts, and have excelled. This is not because I am a genius. It is because I am truly interested in what I am studying and I have developed a practical system for studying and organizing. While you may shrug organizational skills off now as something only old people do, I have to tell you otherwise. As a twenty year old college student with a full plate, organization is one of the most important things to learn early on.I have worked as a tutor since the 9th grade, starting out with biology and chemistry, and later branching out to SAT prep and most other subjects. My philosophy is this: all students are able to excel at anything they set their minds to. The reason why some do while others struggle has more to do with poor studying habits or a different way of learning material that is not addressed by the teacher's methods. It is my job to diagnose what the problem is and to fix it. I have done this with great success in the past and will continue to do so.In my free time, I love to make films, start new projects, play the piano, read, and work with animals. I am currently working on a music startup as well as several apps with a friend from college. In short, I like to make things.Back to the most important thing; you. Just breathe. We will get through this together. At the end of the day, a string of bad test scores or that "C" in Geometry (ok, "D") is not going to dictate your success in life. Success lies within ourselves and not on pieces of paper.I look forward to working with each and every one of you.