Award-Winning Coding Tutors serving Round Rock, TX

...school to earn the opportunity to study in the United States. I understand that, at a young age, it can be easy to view school as a burden rather than an opportunity. My goal as a tutor is to help students realize the value of education and empower them to achieve their dreams. I graduated...

...tutoring included tutoring kids from the age of 5 to 17 in subjects such as math (precalculus, algebra, calculus), science, english, and history. I really love helping people learn more about various subjects because it's great to see them improve over time and be happy and content with learning the subject and getting problems right....

...instructor for over 10 years at Austin Community College. I helped start the coding bootcamp program there, which is a 6 month program focused on web development. I am passionate about tech and coding, and I understand the frustrations of learning programming as a beginner. My favorite subject to tutor is JavaScript. My teaching philosophy...

...I am hoping to educate others on the world of computer science, a subject I have deeply loved since the age of fourteen. I believe in patience when teaching, and teaching my students how to apply their skills, even at a beginner level, to the real world around them. In my free time, I make...

...that next step figure out is so enjoyable for me. I have a master's degree in music theory, bachelor's in English and piano, and have worked professionally as a programmer for years. I've had the good fortune to teach in many venues: adjunct professor, one on one music lessons, substitute teaching pre-K through 12th grade,...

...official tutoring experience and a lot of informal experience helping friends in class, etc. I am best at teaching math, as I have a deep understanding of it, and I would also enjoy teaching sciences or programming. I believe that it is best to teach with the goal of helping others understand, and I will...

...ground up, documented through a 40+ page technical thesis. There was no step-by-step manual or class material for building a bioprinter. I only had my curiosity, my imagination, and the drive to learn everything on my own. Self-learning continues to fuel my creativity, passion, and confidence today. When mastered, it empowers you to explore any...

...from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in electrical engineering in 2019. I also previously worked at Applied Research Labs as an Engineering Scientist Associate, and then more recently I worked at the Center for Space Research at UT as a Geospatial Software Developer and Data Scientist. I have experience tutoring students...

...passionate educator, I am dedicated to empowering students with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in the rapidly evolving fields of software engineering, programming, and computer science. With a solid foundation in both practical industry experience and academic learning, I bring a unique perspective to teaching that bridges the gap between theoretical concepts...

...Texas State University alumni with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Applied Mathematics. As an inspiring full-stack developer with strong skills in frontend technologies (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Flutter) I strive to build clean, responsive, and intuitive web/app interfaces. Do not hesitate to reach out to me for any tutoring needs! B)

As a student pursuing a bachelor's in Engineering Science at Trinity University, I understand how challenging academia can be. I've tutored high school students and elementary students in a wide range of subjects, including Spanish, Math, and physics. My favorite topics are engineering mechanics, statics, calculus, and dynamics.

...with kids K-12. I've mostly helped students with mathematics (middle-school level through SAT prep), computer science (introductory web development and object-oriented programming), and English-Language Arts (reading comprehension with students grades 1-4). I've worked in environments ranging from a charter school in the South Bronx to a prep school in Connecticut. In mathematics in particular I...

...beyond the small, graphite-dark bubbles that are as dull as the knowledge they are supposedly able to convey is exciting. I'm an electrical engineering major at Brown University with interests in neuroscience, linguistics, and robotics, among other things. I've always loved learning, and my curiosity has led me through numerous subject areas. I constantly seek...

...been a teaching assistant at my university for the past 2 years, and I enjoy teaching and meeting new people. I also have experience tutoring one-on-one. I am very patient and encouraging. I think it is possible to make physics, math, and astronomy engaging to you even if you find it hard or tedious. I...

...B.S. in Neuroscience with a minor in Psychology from Western Washington University. During graduate school, I taught college biology courses and mentored undergraduate students who were applying to graduate school. It is meaningful to me to provide resources, support, and confidence to students so they can achieve their future goals. I am particularly passionate about...

...from a desire to empower students with the tools they need to approach challenging material with confidence and curiosity. I know firsthand how powerful it is to have someone break down complex topics into manageable steps, and I aim to provide that same clarity and support for others. I've worked with students in both academic...

..."why" behind things. However, I understand that not everyone shares this passion. Some people need help, and I think that personalized tutoring is the best way to do that. Using the knowledge that I have gained through my undergraduate studies at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and my professional experience at Raytheon Technologies and Amazon, I want...

...on helping student achieve success in a field, Math, that is consider difficult for many people. My educational philosophy is that every student is capable of learning all types of Mathematics. To achieve this, these criteria need to be achieved. 1. The student needs to be acknowledge that they will fail more times then they...

...in 3rd grade and I'm 50 now! I also love teaching and working with people. I will make sure you come away with at least what you expect to know for your class. I've worked in a lot of different areas of programming and design and have made it a big part of my life,...

...subject and dedicated to helping students succeed. My approach involves making complex concepts accessible by adapting my teaching to individual learning styles. Through working with students of diverse skill levels, I've learned the importance of patience and adaptability. I prioritize not only technical skills but also ethics and responsible computing, instilling a sense of responsibility...