Award-Winning ACT Reading Tutors in Clearwater, FL

...tutor goes beyond simply teaching the subject matter. You have to commit to building a good relationship with your students and understanding their learning style. I love creating a safe environment for my students, one where they feel comfortable asking questions and problem solving together. Tutoring has allowed me to witness the effect of personalized attention and instruction. I've seen students grow in confidence and improve their grades within a matter of weeks. Seeing them...

Hi! My name is Ashley and I am a senior at Boston University majoring in mathematics and computer science. I also play Division I Basketball for Boston University and maintain a 3.78 GPA while doing so. Additionally, I tutor for a major SAT and ACT prep company and am looking to help more students improve their test scores and math skills through Varsity Tutors.

...helping students because everyone has the capacity to learn and I want to help them achieve it. I have tutored in high school in NHS, and I tutor test prep, chemistry, biology, and writing. I went to Jesuit High School and I currently attend the University of Notre Dame where I am working toward a BA in Neuroscience and Behavior with a minor in Education, Schooling, and Society. Outside of academics, I love photography, mainly...

I am a highly experienced and skilled very flexible retired teacher and tutor. I am an energetic, intelligent, communicative, responsible worker! I have over 35 years experience teaching/tutoring students with a variety of Special Needs!

I am a teacher and a tutor with over 20 years of experience. I have 3 masters' degrees in varying subject areas; education, business, and entrepreneurship. Additionally, I have worked with children of all grade levels; including k-12 and college levels. I enjoy motivating students and helping them reach their fullest potential.

I've always considered myself a life-long learner across many subjects and mediums. The core essence of teaching another is communicating, regardless of the subject, the joy and excitement of learning something new.

...repeating sophomore year at high school to Ivy Leagues, earning a BA and a MA from Columbia University - and then to Oxford University. This was only possible due to the efforts of my teachers and tutors, so I know firsthand their importance, and how life-changing such experiences can be. I am all about maximizing student potential, and that all student needs case-by-case, customized plan and guidance toward realizing that potential. I especially welcome students...

...spent three years in Northern Virginia working in international adoption. While there I tutored students in English, Reading and Writing and SAT prep. Once I moved back to Florida I taught online at the masters level for over three years in Research and Social Media Engagement. For the past year I have been a stay at home mom. I'm married to my best friend and childhood sweetheart. Together, we have two awesome kids- a toddler...

...teacher, facilitator, and learner. I do not mean that I perform those actions as jobs; that is who I am, what I am, and why I am. I have used my innate talent, skills, and drive to earn my own degrees, gain extensive job experience, and build a career spanning two decades and the spectrum of the education profession. I have been the teacher at the front of the room, the coach at the back...

...loving books and learning, and by the time that I was fifteen I discovered that I wanted to be a librarian. At that age, I knew that my ideas might change, but I committed myself to my education and learning more about librarianship. I developed my interests by volunteering at my local library, shadowing a librarian, and tutoring my classmates. As high school graduation approached, I quickly realized that library science was the only field...

...teaching others of all ages and educational levels. For example, as a medical student, I was often required to educate fellow medical students, pre-medical students, resident and attending physicians, nurses, and the remainder of the healthcare team about patients, medical conditions, journal articles, etc. Teaching and informing these individuals, who all had differing levels of education, at the same time was tricky, but I found that I was able to tailor my teaching to the...

...down difficult concepts into clear, understandable lessons while keeping students engaged, confident, and never overwhelmed. Beyond teaching content, I focus on building strong connections with my students. I believe that when a student feels comfortable asking questions and isn't afraid to say, "I don't understand," real learning happens. I create a relaxed, encouraging atmosphere that fosters curiosity and growth. Over time, I've also developed a wealth of test-taking strategies, which I share as needed to...

Ohio University, BA in English Literature Purdue University, 1.5 years studying Biological Engineering Effectively self-taught in French, Japanese, and music and audio production.

I believe keeping students motivated is key. I am a recent graduate of Kent State University. I have been an honors student my entire academic career and have a history of tutoring with elementary and middle school children.

...U.S History Honors instructor at a local high school. My wife is also a career educator. My degree is in International Studies, with Regional Foci in Latin America and the Middle East. This degree encompasses a variety of topics, from histories of the regions to contemporary economics and politics.I have certification in the state of Florida to teach Social Studies (K-12), Reading, and English (6-12). I love helping people understand the world around them, and...

...all types of math have their own unique characteristics, I especially love Algebra I and II. My teaching philosophy is very simple- You work with me, I'll work with you. Our goal is the same- To achieve your educational goals. I am enthusiastic to work with students of all levels, and am well-versed with all ages. Though I am passionate about academia, I love staying busy outside of school! I am an avid ice hockey...

...and if I do not trust what they are telling me I can direct unnecessary time to certain topics. I am in turn very open about making sure that if what I am saying is not making sense and I need to alter how I am teaching a certain topic for that student that they should let me know. My interests outside of academia lie within music and being outside. I love kayaking and paddleboarding...

...to make the student a writer. Good writing requires a broad vocabulary and excellent reading comprehension, two crucial elements for SAT, ACT, and Advanced Placement exam preparation. Proper study of the liberal arts demands analytical and concise prose, a proficiency necessary for competitive application essays. It is my hope that my passion for history and English will inspire the student to shape their writing into a clear, engaged, and informed voice. With this writing-centric focus,...

...3rd-year medical student, I completed a double major in Biomedical Sciences and Psychology with a minor in biophysics at the University of South Florida. Prior to attending medical school, I gained experience as a scribe in the emergency room for a few years. My passion for tutoring, particularly in biology, psychology, and math, led me to help younger students during high school and serve as a Teacher's Assistant for a few undergraduate classes. I also...

...an educator in a traditional classroom for 5+ years. My goal is to make English and Writing engaging, relatable and applicable to the real world. I have worked in high schools for 5 years and have been teaching middle school since August. I have primarily worked with students not meeting benchmarks in reading and writing for their grade level, and have had a lot of success helping students close those gaps. Additionally, I have taught...