Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Austin, TX

"When one teaches, two learn" As a science student, I am an eternal learner. The field changes every day and it requires an eager and open mindset. It is my passion to understand it and help others do the same.

...and ACT tests. In 2012, I moved to Los Angeles to obtain a graduate degree in professional writing from the University of Southern California. While there, I tutored undergraduate and graduate students at USC in writing. I worked with students on research papers, class essays, business memos, creative writing, and more. My last year in LA, I taught at Fusion Academy, where I worked with students one-on-one on multiple subjects, including English, history, test prep,...

...them to refine and explain their projects. In many cases, I have been able to encourage students to fit their projects together to avoid overlap and increase the utility and power of their work. As a faculty member, I expect working with students to be one of the most rewarding aspects, both because it represents an opportunity to push forward research that I may not have time to explore, and because of the fresh ideas...

...these parts help improve peoples lives by eliminating back pain! I also tutored at Wright State University in all mechanical engineering subjects as well as Calculus 1-3 and physics. I find tutoring extremely enjoyable as I try to keep a laid back atmosphere while diving into these difficult subjects. I love relating these ideas to the real world to help visualize the concepts at hand. I believe any student can reach any goals he or...

...another online platform. I enjoy working with a diverse clientele to foster discussions about writing and the fact that each session requires me to adapt to suit the needs of each individual. In May of 2014, I graduated summa cum laude from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Arts in Classics and Interdisciplinary English and History. Writing a thesis as a requirement for the English Department's Honors Program was a wonderful experience that allowed me...

...include collecting. From things like old toys, lunch boxes, cartoon character cookie jars, comics, collector cards, and more, I've probably have or had a collection of sorts. Many things have even spilled over to my classroom, particularly PEZ dispensers. To sum it up, I believe one can have fun in whatever they are doing, even learning math. I like to tell people that there came a point in my life where I had to either...

...high reading literacy levels and high standardized test scores. I have authored curriculum products for adult and K-12 learners. I've also led statewide and nation-wide efforts in this domain. I am a result-driven and high-achieving individual. If you put in the effort, we will attain your learning objectives. Currently, I run a management consulting firm and I'm a contributing writer for the Harvard Business Review. I'm in a bit of a career transition period and...

...Sciences. While English and History are my specialties, I am also more than happy to provide assistance with Standardized Test Prep, and general writing assignments. Prior to joining Varsity, I worked as a University Writing Tutor, where I helped college students with their essays. Whether it be helping you with a specific test, a general subject, or brainstorming an essay, I am glad to provide my assistance, and, hopefully, we can have some fun as...

...I am well-versed in fiction and non-fiction as well. I would love to help build writing and editing skills! I also have lots of experience tutoring middle school math and algebra. I've tutored my younger sister, who has ADHD, through middle school and now 9th grade, all subjects. I was also in charge of her home schooling during the pandemic, so I know about some of the frustrations and trials you may be experiencing as...

...tutoring fellow students during my lunch hour and always felt a rush when I would explain a concept that seemed foreign to them. I enjoyed these lunch periods so much that I had my first job at a mathematics tutoring center in my hometown. This led me to become involved with a program at my university where me and other fellow students travel to underprivileged schools and teach after school. Now I am hoping to...

...tutoring/teaching in different capacities over the years ranging from a Gifted and Talented Specialist Assistant in high school to a Chemistry Tutor in college. I, hopefully, one day am able to become a professor, because I'm dedicated to helping others learn topics that were once difficult to me. Thus, I am definitely empathetic to the struggle (and I know that it is in fact very real), so I will go out of my way to...

I have been teaching 4+ years. I'm certified to teach math and physics. I also tutor for the SAT/ACT

...ages and grade levels. I was honored with Teacher of the Year two years in a row at my campus, as well as District Teacher of the Year in 2017. I love figuring out how peoples' brains work and figuring out how we together can master difficult subjects. I have worked with folks at all levels of ability, and I'm special education certified, in addition to my other teaching certifications. But, also, and most importantly,...

...effective writing methodologies to disseminate the information extracted from collected data. Following my love of writing and science, I published a literature review on the synergy between soil bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi. As an educator, I believe in a systems-centered learning approach that focuses on the interconnectedness of subjects and how we can apply them to the real world. In my experience, this has helped students understand the context of what they're learning and given...

...Literacy tutor, a social worker at a Head Start Preschool, and most recently ran a teen leadership development program at a children's museum. I recognize that traditional education isn't suited for all types of learning, so I'm dedicated to making material accessible to my students for their unique needs. I think that tutoring should be fun while increasing students' confidence and expertise in their subject. When not working, I like to be outside enjoying the...

Hello! My name is Greg Sikowski and I spent a good portion of my time in college tutoring at multiple Sylvan Learning Centers. I received my bachelor's degree in Economics and Psychology and more recently have been doing hurricane disaster relief around the U.S. I have a passion for helping others succeed, and also for making learning fun!

...past I have worked with college students struggling in early mathematics courses such as trigonometry, algebra and elementary statistics. While at my university I also worked with adult students pursuing a GED. Ultimately, mathematics is not about memorizing formulas but about the logical process of arriving at a conclusion. Ideally, my job will consist of reminding the student of the tools at their disposal and they will make the leap themselves towards their desired answer....

Hello! I have worked in education as a teacher and tutor since 2008. I began as a math tutor, then transitioned into teaching introductory algebra and English. Last year I taught English as a second language in China, and I'm currently teaching English II to sophomores in Texas. I love learning and helping students reach their goals! In my spare time, I enjoy reading, hiking and yoga.

I am a undergraduate student at the University of Texas, Austin. I genuinely enjoy teaching, and it is a great passion of mine. I have a variety of interests, such as traveling and visiting art museums. I enjoy both the sciences and the humanities, as well as just learning for the sake of learning.

...in. I take a holistic approach to the math learning process and believe it is learned best like any other language; with regular practice and progressively structured goals. Because education is foundational to my principles, my patience for the is unlimited and I always do whatever it takes to communicate the substance of the lesson. Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, SAT Math, GMAT Math, K-12 Please reach out to me if you really want to...