Award-Winning ACT Reading Tutors in Coral Gables, FL

I am Software Engineer With a passion for teaching and exchanging ideas with students. My expertise are in Computer Programming, Spanish, Math, and English as a second language. I have worked as an IT technician, Data Analyst, AV technician, International Student Ambassador, and Tutor. I am excited for new opportunities to apply my skills working with students as well as acquire new ones.

I first started tutoring as a high school student. In order to earn free credit at the local community college, I volunteered to tutor middle school kids as a high schooler. When I went to college, I worked as a peer tutor in the Spanish Langauge lab at my University. I also decided to pursue a career in education. I currently work as a high school reading and English teacher!

...of Miami. I received my Bachelors of Science in Microbiology and Immunology with minors in Chemistry and Public Health. Since graduation, I've had the opportunity to tutor both middle and high school students. I am passionate about teaching because of the crucial importance education plays in one's life. I will be starting medical school in 2016 and I am looking forward to helping students during my gap year. As a tutor, I am very attentive...

Hello! I am a 3rd year PhD student studying Ocean Sciences (University of Miami). Over the years I have fallen in love with Math and Science, and I want to help encourage you to love it too. I really believe you do not learn to appreciate a subject until you are given the tools to understand it. I want to help make that happen! I hope you consider me as your tutor!

...educator. After many years, I have retired as a college administrator and professor. However, I remain a committed tutor, mentor and teacher. I've taught extensively in the areas of History and Sociology. Mainly, because I hold a Master's degree in History and a doctorate degree in Sociology. I have also formally served as a tutor for students from Pre-K to graduate school. I truly believe each student deserves an opportunity to excel. Education is my...

...and pursue my goal of becoming a physician, I am continuously reviewing and sharpening my skills in subjects ranging from mathematics to science. I have recently graduated with a Bachelors of Science with a double major in Biology and Interdisciplinary Studies from FIU. I'm a compassionate, optimistic, dedicated, and patient individual who has the personality and the knowledge to help clarify seemingly difficult problems. I'm a clear, effective communicator and will arrive prepared to our...

I am currently a senior undergraduate student majoring in Psychology and graduating July 2019. I have extensive tutoring and leadership experience with children, adolescents, and adults in different environments ranging from one on one tutoring to after school care with strengths in all age reading, writing, communication, psychology, and elementary mathematics.

...greatly benefitted from getting tutored. And I feel obligated to pass on my knowledge if given the opportunity to do so. My tutoring style is one of structure and practice. While it will depend on the subject being taught, a general tutor session would consist of reviewing short practice problems assigned to students in a previous session to figure out where their weaknesses are and to address them. I would then move onto the next...

...fun showing students how to remove "math anxiety." I also think "learning should be fun for the learner." That's a quote from the university president and author Abraham Fischler. I edited his book and found Dr. Fischler's words helpful in making classes fun and effective. TIP: If you want to study SAT or ACT, get the workbook and start looking at hundreds of problems. Check the ones that you can do in one minute or...

...La Sabana in Colombia, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2020 and ever since I was a student in High School I've had a passion for tutoring classmates. During my college years I traveled through Western and Central Europe and Hong Kong learning about political economy, conflict management and debate skills. I'm a native Spanish and English speaker, and since 2018 I started tutoring K-12 and college students in the areas...

...children and adults progress in their academic skills, which gives them confidence in every area of their lives. After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish in 2006 from Florida International University, with a minor in translation and certificates in interpreting and translation, I also began tutoring/teaching Spanish. I have had the privilege of teaching High School Spanish 1 to a homeschool group, and I currently tutor business executives and children in learning Spanish...

Test taking strategies, not a measure of intelligence but ability to apply AAMC topics. Given time and effort, anyone can score the right score to these exams. Also tough science

...University of Notre Dame in 2021. I received my Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountancy with a minor in Constitutional Studies. At Notre Dame, I worked as a Teaching Assistant for Measurement and Disclosure I, Ethics in Accounting, and Ethics in Sports. This fall, I will continue my education at the University of Chicago Law School. I have formal experience tutoring high-school students preparing for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT. I personally improved my SAT...

I am very passionate about teaching and helping students achieve their utmost goals. Making learning fun while tapping into students specific needs is instrumental for achievement, I take into consideration every individual students strengths and reinforce on them to be successful.

...system has been a formative factor for the past 15 years. What began as an after school activity for peer tutoring, eventually became an intrinsic part of my personality continuing through college and past graduate school. My goal is for students to enjoy the learning process, leaving tangible results (ie- improved confidence and higher grades) as inevitable. I have an academic interest, and over seven years of clinical experience, in neuropsychology and cognitive testing and...

...in Computational Science and Engineering, and I'm originally from Miami. My passions --languages, mathematics, medicine, and volunteering-- have always driven my pursuits. During my undergrad at the University of Miami, where I studied Biomedical Engineering, I started a robotics club that allowed me to bring innovative ideas to life, even showcasing our projects at the Frost Museum of Science. Now, I work in an anesthesiology lab at MIT, associated with Harvard and Harvard's teaching hospital,...

...tutor and help students understand subjects they are struggling in. I have a younger sister, so I have always helped her with homework. My teaching style is more hands-on with explanation; that way, the student has multiple ways to understand the material. I can easily relate to students because I am one, too. I understand that everyone learns things differently. I don't believe there is such a thing as a bad question. My main goal...

...ability to succeed. My goal is to acknowledge each client's ability and help them reach their goals. I have worked with students as young as 6th grade up to adults seeking to achieve a personal academic success. In my spare time, I like to engage in a variety of activities. I enjoy playing basketball, video games and cycling. I completed my undergraduate studies at Emory University. I have a double major in Chemistry and Educational Studies....

...working towards a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with intended minors in Chemistry, South Asian Language and Culture, and Medicine, Health, and Society. Since high school, I have been heavily invested in STEM tutoring at local Boys and Girls clubs. Throughout my first year at Vanderbilt, I remained involved in the tutoring scene via a reading enrichment program (Page by Page) for local elementary students and a neuroscience education program (InterAxon) for middle school students for...

...University Civil Engineering graduate and current Master of Science candidate. Through my time at Columbia I worked part-time at the Columbia Online Graduate School where I learned about the dos and don'ts of online teaching. After personally experiencing the transition to online learning when my last semester switched to a fully-online format, as well as witnessing how challenging the transition was for my younger siblings I realized the critical impact of effective academic support. I...