Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Salt Lake City, UT

...subject can be based on the understanding of a concept, so I value helping students enjoy what they are learning while mastering the material. While the educational system has evolved significantly within the last hundred years, it is important to recognize that every student learns differently. It is my goal to personalize teaching in a way that allows progression and understanding on an individual level that promotes academic strength. I have had experience tutoring both...

...maths is the most fundamental subject for a lot of things. Here are some of the classes I have taken: Calculus 1, 2, 3, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Intro to Data Structures, Projective Geometry, Advanced Calculus, Abstract Algebra, Bayesian Data Analysis, etc. I have tutored colleges students in maths for more than two years now. I managed to explain and clarify math theories, address and keep track of each tutee's weak points and help them...

...as a healthcare graduate student specializing in Optometry, I've navigated various academic obstacles, eager to share insights to aid your development. My approach emphasizes personalized attention, understanding individual learning styles, and adapting teaching strategies to break down complex concepts, provide practice exercises, and offer guidance on study techniques. Beyond academics, I aim to instill confidence, critical thinking, and a love for learning, fostering resilience and determination. With expertise in subjects ranging from math to biology,...

I am a graduate of the University of Utah with both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering. I worked as a professional engineer before I switched and I am currently a medical student at the University of Utah. I'm passionate about all things STEM, but especially Biology and Organic Chemistry. I believe in understanding the fundamentals and doing plenty of examples until my pupils feel confident.

...has been my best subject, and I've always liked to understand why things are the way they are in math. On top of that, I love to help others understand as well. When I was in high school, I started tutoring math to other high school students. So, I was able to receive one year of tutoring experience there. In college, I continued to tutor high school students and mainly focused on tutoring other college...

...am dedicated to helping my students achieve their full potential as my own personal goal. When I worked as a tutor at the Burbridge Athletics Academic Center at the University of Utah, where I also earned my Bachelors of Science in Physics, I developed a passion for education, which I intend to continue with now that I have moved to Washington DC. I am able to tutor students in Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science, having...

...academic background includes advanced coursework such as Organic Chemistry, Physics II, and Statistics, as well as strong foundations in General Chemistry I & II, College Algebra, and Biology. In addition to my studies, I work as a Learning Assistant (LA) for Chemistry at the University of Utah, where I support students in developing a deeper understanding of chemical concepts through guided practice and collaborative learning. This role has sharpened my ability to break down complex...

...at Brigham Young University in International Relations(with an emphasis in Eco-political development) and Portuguese. I tutor History, ACT Prep, and Portuguese. I love to teach and find it fun to learn, my approach as a tutor is help students love learning through developing an encompassing view-perspective- on their subjects. Or in other words by turning a list of things to memorize into a captivating story. I love Basketball and the arts, particularly movies, music and...

...at its maximum , North to South. I have spent all my early life and early part of my career in Connecticut and New York City. It has taken me many years of wandering to get to what I do best: building mathematical models and solving problems in clean energy and water. I have been the investment business , the law business and investment banking . Finally I got turned in the right direction by...

...desires are oriented to the best and sublimest things in life. My goal as a tutor is to impress upon my students a love of wisdom: To know how to think and learn what is best to think about. I have extensive experience helping students achieve their academic goals. I have tutored many high school students and undergrads pursuing degrees in literature, philosophy and theology. My goal is to identify the way my students learn...

Hello, I'm a graduate student at the University of Utah studying computer science. I have been tutoring Computer Science and ACT/SAT prep for two years. I love tutoring and am very patient with my students. Regardless of how long it may take you to grasp the material, I'll help you get there.

...I also received a minor in Chinese and Asian Studies, and I am passionate about developing language skills in a way that expands one's horizons and blends with all other aspects of education. While a student, I worked in the Mandarin department of the Missionary Training Center in Provo as a classroom teacher and as a tutor. I also worked as a tutor in the BYU Research and Writing Center where I helped students develop...

...on attending medical school and working towards a dual MD, MBA degree. I'm a bit of a renaissance man and am interested in everything. I love art, the outdoors, reading, and am a closet nerd. My experience working with students ranges from an internship teaching Samoan children principles of public health to one on one training with university students as the lead student in a research lab on campus. When it comes to education, I...

...that I respect teachers more when they can understand the questions posed by my fellow students. I think that it is important to find out what a student knows before trying to teach a new concept. That way any misconceptions can be cleared up at the beginning, instead of fighting against them for weeks or even longer. I have taken classes in Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, and Writing, and believe that understanding students is one of...

I am in my junior year as Manufacturing Engineering student at Brigham Young University. I have been working as a tutor and teaching assistant for my college age peers in the Civil Engineering Department for a year and a half. I also have experience working with children as an assistant teacher at a daycare.

...liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others." This quote from one of Marianne Williamson's classic books sums up my journey in the world of academics. Growing up as a teenager, I used to have phobia for science, especially maths. I used to tell myself, "I can't do this, this would be the end of me." 18 years down the line, here I am, a Masters Degree holder in Chemical Engineering from Texas...

...tutor for college algebra and physical science, and also ran a math and science tutoring lab for a charter school and did private math tutoring for high school students. In recent years, I have had the opportunity to work as a paraprofessional working one on one with a number of special education students, and tutoring third graders with low literacy scores to improve reading skills. Since November 2011, I have been working as the science...

...about me, it is that I LOVE learning. As a college student actively working towards my bachelors of science at Brigham Young University, I can honestly say that I've never been more excited about learning than I am right now. There is simply so much I don't know, and every day is a new opportunity to change that. My passion for growth has taken me to places like Spain, Mexico, and very soon, Ecuador. It...

...University in Utah, studying Japanese and Finance. Having lived in Japan for two years and having completed a professional internship in Osaka, I have learned to speak the Japanese language fluently and am passionate about helping others do the same. Though I have experience both teaching classes and privately tutoring learners of all ages and all levels, I am especially expert in working with high school to college-aged students who are seeking to master Japanese...

...in various high school settings for the past 15 years. As an educator who values feedback and relevancy, I find it invaluable to develop a solid rapport with my students. When they feel confident that they can trust me to advocate for them, they will work harder and accomplish more. Building this rapport, though intangible on paper, has been my greatest asset in helping students believe in themselves and aspire to greater heights.