Award-Winning Accounting Tutors in Cedar Park, TX

...Maryland and did it for 2 and half years. I used to tutor Spanish, of course, and Math, my favorite subject ever since I was little. I decided to tutor at school because they needed someone who could tutor Spanish because they did not have anybody and a lot of students were asking for help; the school contacted me and offered me the job. I had never tutored anybody before I started, but I decided...

I am passionate about learning and hope to spark an interest and love of learning in my students. I can help you understand the subject matter, improve grades and test scores, and boost confidence. I believe that our brains have infinite capacity for learning and storing new information. Work with me and I can help you reach your full potential! ... I believe that we all possess unlimited potential for learning and understanding. I can help you build your knowledge and understanding so that you can fully utilize your brain's capacity.

...be exact. I am a veteran of the US Air Force. I am a fourth generation Hispanic citizen and a first generation college graduate. I hold multiple college degrees. I am a very energetic and motivated person. I am always positive even when approaching a task that I really do not want to do. I sincerely believe that there are opportunities in every adventure and adventures occur every day. I am currently a teacher in...

...the Certified Public Accounting exam and work as an accountant/auditor for a large public accounting firm. Most of my time is now spent on small business strategy and start-ups. I have enjoyed being an accounting and business tutor for a couple years and also coach racquetball. Anyone can pass accounting tests with great grades! Accounting is just a system that we have to learn from the ground up. Usually when we are anxious or nervous...

...programs for organizing and analyzing data. Prior to pursuing this field, I worked professionally in the technology industry for 5 years, selling cloud software for two high growth start-ups and IT products for an international corporation. Preceding this experience, I attended the University of California Santa Barbara and received a B.A. in Economics. Before college, I was a high school student in Palo Alto, CA where I scored a 2200 on the SAT and excelled...

...done very, very well on standardized tests, probably because I read so much. I was a National Merit finalist and my LSAT score was in the 99th percentile. In today's system, that is about a 174. I attended law school at the University of Houston, graduated, passed the Texas bar with a decent score of 83, and practiced law for a long time. I quit practicing law when I moved to a small town in Central...

...been tutoring ever since high school, and I truly love it. Both of my parents are math teachers, so I think it runs in the family. I've have taken every kind of math you can think of (and a lot of maths you've never heard of). I've continued to tutor because of the amazing students I work with, and to see their passion for math grow is inspiring. Not a lot of students out there...

Certified Public Bookkeeper looking for clients to teach accounting, bookkeeping and/or Quickbooks. I have over 20 years of experience and possess a BSBA in Accounting from the University of West Florida.

...project, I was named a 2006 Distinguished Finalist for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. I attended an early college high school program (the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science) and volunteered in a local middle school, where I worked with struggling students one-on-one. I then transferred to Texas A&M University, where I earned a B.S. in Psychology (with a minor in Neuroscience) in 2013. During college, I tutored several Psychology and Neuroscience courses. After...

I believe that the first step in successful tutoring is to listen and understand what the student's needs truly are. Tutoring cannot be a "one-size-fits-all" approach. By understanding the student's needs and the barriers that might exist you have a much better understanding of how to successfully work with them.... I believe that the first step in successful tutoring is to listen and understand what the student's needs truly are. Tutoring cannot be a "one-size-fits-all" approach. By understanding the student's needs and the barriers that might exist you have a much better understanding of how to successfully work with them. Secondly, it is useless to move on to a new area until the basics are understood.