Award-Winning Business Tutors serving Smithtown, NY

...Logic, analytical skills and attention to detail are three important attributes you need to excel at accountancy. Add these to the drive, ambition and the ability to communicate on all levels, and you are perhaps a tenth of the way to having everything a good accountant should have. I believe I have a number of these attributes, but more importantly, I want to learn and develop the ones I don't have. I have always excelled...

I'm an undergraduate student from National University of Singapore (the best university in Asia), but I'm currently taking a one-year-long exchange to New York University for my business minor. I love helping out students because I'm passionate about teaching! I believe that learning has to be done through understanding and not pure practice or memory work - a common misconception about learning nowadays.

...in Economics. There are two events through college that made me realize that in the future pedagogy as a College Professor could be one of my professions: teaching fellow classmates about a subject during group studies, and helping cousins via Skype with their homework. I personally believe that a person doesn't, solely, master a subject when he "aces" an exam, but when he is also able to communicate what he has mastered to another person...

...years, and have tutored several students in Accounting, Finance, Economics and even Biology, I was a science major in undergraduate school for a while. My favorite subject is Accounting because it affects every aspect of life. I also love Biology, the study of life on this planet, I think it's a fascinating subject and am always intrigued by how interdependent all of life is on this planet. My style of tutoring is to explain the...

...teaching themselves. There is a time and place for lectures and so-called information dumps. The real work for the student and the teacher, though, comes from the dialogue about why the material matters or how an idea works. Not that a historical event happened but what made it happen. Not the mere fact that mathematical formulas work but why they work and what that can achieve. This is what makes learning interesting for students and...

...got wrong in those sections were quite similar, yet I would get the same type of questions wrong on each subsequent test. Once I figured out my own strategies to approaching specific questions and improving my time management skills, I grew comfortable sitting in those desks for three hours. I finally began hitting that 99th percentile mark. The most invaluable part I believe to the college application is the essay portion. I can teach you...

I'm a recent graduate of Brigham Young University in Provo, UT where I studied economics, statistics, and business. I start work full-time this fall at J.P. Morgan in New York City.

...seven years. I taught pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, financial math and robotics (not all at the same time). I am also NY state certified and have my masters in education. I believe in using a variety of techniques including direct and inquiry based teaching. Prior to teaching I worked in financial services for about a decade. I also have a masters in business administration (MBA) and currently pursuing a masters in Business Analytics.

...connection between such simple geometrical ratios and the sophisticated universe is where the beauty of mathematics and physics lies. I have watched lectures on Game Theory; its potential to predict social interactions, mainly in economic and political sciences, and its base in mathematics, suggest the centrality of scientific logic in all aspects of human behaviour. I enjoy the quirky 'Minute Physics' series, and emulated this format when presenting the uses of parametric equations to year...

I have always had an interest in math throughout my life, majoring in Mathematics and Economics in college. My goal is to share my passion for math with others and help students develop a better understanding of not only the problem at hand, but also why learning math is useful and interesting.

Academically ambitious, studious, and passionate. I expect the same from the students I teach.

...in high school when I began tutoring as a requirement of the National Honor Society. I continued tutoring privately when I entered college mainly for elementary aged students. Currently, I work with an after school program where I work with large groups of students with ages ranging from 4-12 years old. I love being able to help someone who is struggling to grasp a concept. This is something I believe I excel at, and I...

...Molecular Biology, to Organic Chemistry, to Calculus. My past tutoring experience also includes working at a tutoring service for standardized tests, such as SAT, ACT, AP, Regents, and Common Core. I have a strong background and interest in math, science (especially biology, chemistry, and physics), and economics, which is why I enjoy tutoring and teaching these subjects! I am a patient, understanding, and relatable teacher. Please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you...

...bookstore is like that of a decadent chocolate cake to many others. Although throughout the school year I typically only engage in academic writing, in my down-time I write poetry and I'm working on a young adult novel. I'm an athlete. When I was younger I did karate for about 6.5 years and got my black belt. Finally, during the winter I take pleasure in crocheting. I make hats, blankets, stuffed animals, and anything else...

...subjects, and also very comfortable helping improve scores on the writing and reading sections of the SAT or GRE. I can get your papers up to A+ strength, whether you need someone to help develop strong original ideas, or to simply help you go over your grammar and formatting. I am also a well qualified ESL tutor for any non-native speakers looking for an edge. I specialize in helping non-native speakers correct their college papers,...

My name is Nick Palazzolo, a lifelong student of business and traveling. I currently work as an auditor in a Big 4 Alternative Investments group, and have completed my CPA exams. My goal is work 100% remote as soon as possible so I can live in Spanish speaking countries and start an international business. Let me know how I can help you whether through tutoring or career/life path advice!

...I currently work at a nonprofit for education in New York, and have taught in Austria through a Fulbright, as well as in Kyrgyzstan through a private school. My teaching philosophy revolves around empowering you, the students, to not only learn the material, but also learn what strategies work best for you and how you can learn to self asses. I am extremely well traveled, urbane, but also fun and enjoy skiing, rugby, art, and...

...from what I loved. In reality, it wasn't. The reason I love working with students in my free time is because tutoring isn't just about improving grades to me; it's about shifting the perception of what you can do. As a tutor, I aim to help you realize how subjects that you struggle with can help you in the long run. Moreover, I want to help you find the intersection of what you're good at...

...at Binghamton University and have been a student, teaching assistant, and tutor for Financial Accounting over the course of three years. I am patient and adaptive in my teaching style, and I'm able to explain strange new concepts to new learners of accounting. I also practice Spanish as a hobby and regularly talk to native speakers online, so I can teach most levels of academic Spanish! I love teaching and will work to make sure...

...I graduated with a double major in applied math and bioinformatics/computational biology. Due to unfortunate circumstances, I need to stay home for the next few months. I do not want to stop my tutoring so here I am looking to help students virtually! Medical school has made biology my favorite subject to tutor in as I've really nailed in me how to learn and understand a lot of material in a short amount of time....