Award-Winning Accounting Tutors in Baytown, TX

...work in finance in New York. In my free time, I enjoy mentoring and tutoring young people, helping them to reach their full potential. My strengths are reading, writing and languages (French and German), as well as time management skills. I also enjoy teaching math, finding ways to make it fun and easy to understand.I...

...to share the passion for the language with my students; we will study French in interesting and fun ways. I have a Diploma in French from the Alliance Francaise as well as over two years experience teaching French. I can teach all ages and can work with beginners as well as advanced students.

...anything you put your mind to. If you struggle with something, just know that it's OK. Life is a struggle, but believe and have faith that it is simply a life lesson. We learn while we are in the struggle. I am passionate about our future generation and want to be here for you... My teaching philosophy is that ALL students are able to learn what they want to learn. If you put your mind to it and think positive you can succeed and accomplish anything. Don't rush, take your time, and it will come.

...Mexico City, Mexico. I have a degree in Accounting and have 3 months of experience teaching business courses in China. I have a teaching certification to teach business courses to children through adult age. I enjoy doing yoga daily, taking daily walks, and trying new things I have never experienced before. I am a very...

...Quiz Bowl, and Speech/Debate. I received my Management Degree from Carnegie Mellon University in addition to quadruple majoring at Seton Hall University with degrees in International Relations, Modern Languages, Regional Studies, aand Liberal Studies (Business/History). I enjoy meeting people and helping them overcome any obstacles to achieve their dreams. In my spare time, I enjoy...

I'm an experienced aerospace analyst with lifelong exposure to math and science.... A student’s style in solving problems may not necessarily be the same style as their instructor; but as long as the student’s technique leads to consistently correct answers, it is to be encouraged.

...others of all ages in exploring and expanding their learning capacity, which in turn, enriches the quality of their lives. My biggest joy as a teacher is seeing someone come to a full understanding of a concept they could not grasp before. Helping the learner reach those "a-ha" moments is what a teacher does!

...working towards a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree and then will be starting medical school at Baylor College of Medicine this July to earn my Doctor of Medicine (M.D.). I have had experience tutoring students from Kindergarten to college levels as a tutor. In college, I am currently a Teaching Assistant and have a...

...Austin. In addition, I recently passed all exams to become a Certified Professional Accountant in the state of Texas. I served as a Teaching Assistant and Resident Assistant at the University of Texas at Austin. I have a passion for teaching and helping others. In my free time, I like to lift weights, run, listen...

I obtained my Bachelors of Business Administration in Management Information Systems from the University of Houston, TX in Dec, 2012. I also completed my Advanced Levels, GCE, in Accounting, Economics in May 2006. I obtained a Diploma...... My belief is that each child has a unique personality and a different set of abilities. My main purpose as a tutor/mentor is to develop my student's personality in a way that he feels secure and cared for so that he/she can grow not only academically, but also emotionally and socially. As an educator, I believe that it is my responsibility to boost my student's self-esteem and confidence by providing them with an environment where they can share ideas without the fear of feeling any lesser than others in any way. My number one rule is always to make my students believe that in my class, "there is no stupid question." If a student would feel the need to lie about understanding a concept fully, I consider that as my failure, and I strive my best to not let that happen with my students. My utmost responsibility is to make my student thoroughly understand the concept, whatever I am teaching, and to achieve that goal. I encourage them to ask questions.