Award-Winning Business Tutors serving Morris County, NJ

...to take three graduate level organic chemistry classes at Rutgers that were directly applicable to my job as a synthetic chemist. I tutor Chemistry and Math, and I really enjoy chemistry. I worked for 10 years in chemistry before I decided to focus on my family, my industry experience allows me to provide real world context to chemistry and math curriculm. I have been tutoring Chemistry and Math for 4 years at the local community...

I understand exactly how frustrating learning may be for some people and with the proper patience and guidance no knowledge is unattainable!

...Finance and a concentration in Credit and Fixed Income Analysis. Throughout my education, I have found passion in helping others reach their learning milestones, and progress towards their goals! I pride myself on my ability to connect with students on another level so that I can tailor their lesson plans to best fir their learning needs. While I am able to tutor a wide variety of subjects, I am most passionate about Math,Finance, and Economics....

I am a CPA by profession and have experience in both Public and Private accounting. I enjoy teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students because i love to see them succeed in school, Prep Exams, and life in general. I understand everyone learns differently and my goal as a tutor is to help students understand the material in a simple way.

I have a PhD in Mathematics and worked as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at a university. I have been teaching Mathematics to undergraduate & graduate students for the past 15 years. For my future endeavors I would love to pursue my teaching passion.

...graduated with Master in Finance at Johns Hopkins University. Before that, I majored in British and American literature. I have always enjoyed tutoring, either it's teaching Chinese and English or Math, Accounting, and Finance. I'm a tango and bachata dancer and a realistic portrait sketcher. I like hiking and was lucky enough to reach Mt. Everest base camp. I'm planning to have some training, so that I can reach the top in the not too...

...am currently an instructor at NYC College of Technology and pursuing a Ph.D. in economics at the City University of New York. I received my bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, and master's degree (both in economics) from Rutgers University in 2014 and 2015, respectively. I would describe my tutoring and teaching style as Socratic; that is, asking and answering questions in order to stimulate critical thinking in my students and tutees. I aim to act...

...am a graduate student at The George Washington University, mastering in data science. May 2016, I graduated from Loyola University Maryland with a B.S. in mathematics with high honors. Therefore, I have a strong background in mathematics. Additionally, spending most of my academic career studying Spanish and having been raised by a Colombian mother, I also have strong reading, writing and speaking skills in Spanish. Considering my Jesuit college education, I am proficient in many...

...performance. I work hard to help students develop these two areas in tandem so that they can stand out in their courses and schools. Ultimately, they report feeling better about their ability to succeed and learn concepts at a deeper level. My students have included nationally ranked athletes that had a lot riding on test scores and school grades as well as students that have consistently struggled to succeed in math. These students have reported...

I'm currently a sophomore at Case Western University. Among my friends I'm the go-to guy for help before tests, and I tutored under my high school's National Honor Society for two years. I think learning can be really enjoyable with the right attitude - hopefully I can prove it to you!

I believe that anyone can learn anything they set their mind to. Like Eisenstein said, "genius is 99 percent hard work". As long someone is motivated, they can figure something out, and I'm here to help them along the way!

I have 14 years teaching students and mentoring teachers. I am bilingual in Spanish and have worked teaching in New Jersey and California.... I motivate students and give them the reason why to excel. I lead by example and use multisensory techniques.... I like to find a student's deficits and strengths, and create a good working relationship with the student and their family.

...However, any struggle with the English language is firmly within my ability to remedy! I take a strong academic and social interest in global events, history, psychology, and much more. I constantly search for new information and am an avid learner with regard to both people and subject matter. I have a great deal of energy and am at times an irrepressible joker; some might say a class clown. When I am not in the...

...background, I have completed my Masters (MS) in Supply Chain and Operations Management. Along with it, I have my MBA in Healthcare Management and Pharmaceutical Technology (Marketing & Sales) and my Bachelors in Pharmacy. As a child, I struggled in school and found learning to be difficult and demoralizing. In middle school, I was fortunate enough to have a teacher who, through positive encouragement and persistence, helped me realize my true potential. As a tutor,...

...in Finance and Business Analytics. I am also pursuing an additional major in Statistics and Economics. I really enjoy meeting new people and working with others, which is why I am drawn to the field of tutoring. A lot of my tutoring experience comes from the Spanish, Math, and Science Honor Societies, where I worked with students in subjects ranging from Calculus and Statistics to Biology and English. Several students I have worked with have...

...describe your teaching philosophy and your tutoring style? - From a teacher I learned from her philosophy spoke to me and how I learned and how I apply my teaching and tutoring. "My teaching philosophy is based around the idea of 'I do, We do, You do.' This means that the teacher shows the students how to do it, then students do the lesson with the teacher, and then students take what they have learned...

...of the University of Southern California (Magna Cum Laude, 2022). At USC, I studied economics and earned departmental honors. Alongside my economics coursework I completed pre-medical courses in biology, general and organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, psychology, and sociology. As an undergraduate, I served as a teaching assistant for two macroeconomics courses. In this role, I led content review sessions for large groups and provided personalized support to many students. Beyond my TA position, I possess...

...School, pursuing a Masters of Business Administration (MBA). Throughout my career, I have spent time tutoring students in the fields of Algebra, Calculus, and Statistics. I enjoy working with these topics as they are prevalent in "every-day" life; for example, as a manager I have used these concepts to effectively monitor staff and inventory. My experiences, combined with my current MBA curriculum, have greatly enhanced my ability to tutor students who may be struggling with...

...a broad zone of proximal development for the class and have the class learn more on the subject matter. Teachers should help students develop mental activities and promote constructive thinking and have a collaborative learning process. All students need a democratic education. If there are students that are from different cultures or have learning disabilities, the teacher needs to give extra time and support to make sure that the students learn and assimilate the material....

...memories is when I understood the concept of multiplication by studying a six-pack of soda in a supermarket. I graduated from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in economics and a minor in mathematics in 2021. I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in economics at Rutgers University with an intended focus in econometrics. I have an interest in applied statistics, financial econometrics, time series econometrics, economic forecasting, and machine learning. This summer I will be a...