Hi, my name Rachel. I am a graduate of Grand Canyon University, where I received my Bachelor of Science in Health Science and Professional Development. I have an associate's degree in Cardiovascular Ultrasound and acquired my registry's in Abdomen and Echocardiography Ultrasound. I have eighteen years' experience as a Cardiovascular Sonographer, working with Cardiologists, learning extensive procedures and pathologies of the heart. I have been a Cardiac and Physics Ultrasound Instructor for six years and enjoy teaching student's new skills to help them succeed. I am most passionate about preparing students for their Physics and Echocardiography board exams, seeing them succeed and reach their goals.

I am passionate about languages and helping you learn to speak better French or English! I provide engaging activities and authentic resources to help you build confidence and the skills to communicate effectively...in real life! My goal is to get YOU actually using the language- right away. You can be confident that you have a patient and understanding tutor, and I congratulate you for taking this step to start or continue learning a new language. I can promise my passion and excitement will have an effect on you as you see learning English and French can be enjoyable, fun and natural.I have over 10 years of experience in education teaching English Second Language and French in group and individual settings. I have taught at the college level as well as the high and elementary levels. These experiences have helped me learn and practice many different techniques as I have encountered many different learners. You can be sure that I will take the time to find out about your learning style and interests and that I will have an idea for how to best help you learn and enjoy ESL and French.It is my practice to provide engaging and varied activities to help students deepen their skills in speaking, reading, writing and listening with improved vocabulary and grammar abilities to strengthen their confidence. I promote fluency through social interaction, engagement and collaboration! I have a BA and a MA in French Language and Culture, and I also minored in German and Bilingual Education.I cannot wait to have the opportunity to work with you to help you achieve your goals! I am happy to answer any of your questions and to tailor a lesson to suit you exactly.

Japanese is FUN! I am a non-Japanese, Japanese tutor. Having learned the language myself I can give you insight into the language and learning it that a native Japanese speaker cannot. I have been in your shoes, have been where you want to go, and can help you get there. I took four years of Japanese in High School (my senior class was taught by a non-Japanese Japanese teacher, my best Japanese teacher ever) and passed the AP Japanese test. I took Japanese at University of Miami and went on student exchange for one year to Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. I transferred to Sophia University and graduated from there with a bachelors in International Business. While there I took their intensive Japanese and Advanced Japanese courses, and then took a portion of my regular coursework in Japanese. My tutoring experience started with 1.5 years tutoring English in Tokyo. In 2012 I took a seminar in Texas for Accelerated Language Teaching Methods that covered the methods used by the Canadian Institute of English (CIE). I use these methods (including Audio-lingual method & Total Physical Response) in my LIVELY tutoring sessions. I play Jazz saxophone (gave lessons/played a few live gigs in Tokyo), so I love audio learning methods. My day job is Web Development but my fun job is tutoring Japanese. I tutor at a small private school in Delray Beach and with Varsity Tutors. Yoroshiku!

I recently graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics. I scored exceptionally well on my SAT and earned a perfect score in the writing section. At Columbia, I took a wide variety of courses in areas ranging from computer science, calculus, and statistics to philosophy and political theory. My previous teaching and mentoring experiences include working as a volunteer math tutor at Columbia’s Double Discovery Center and as an editor at the Columbia Daily Spectator and The Columbia Undergraduate Research Journal. As a tutor, I aim to be organized, clear, concise, and patient. I'm looking forward to working with you!

Looking to tutor in Math and Sciences. Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering, with a Math minor. PhD in Chemistry, with focus on biochemistry.

I graduated from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Neurobiology. I taught English in Vienna, Austria and have worked throughout my life with children through my experiences as a camp counselor. I currently work at an after school program that teaches children Science through hands on experiments. I am passionate about teaching both Biology and Mathematics and feel that every student should learn to not only understand the subjects, but enjoy the learning experience. I make sure to have a series of activities and examples (usually a hands on activity) that will help a student understand the concepts behind their problems and make sure to personalize my teaching style to the student's learning style. Outside of teaching, I am an avid reader, a writer, and love to learn any instrument that I can find.

I am a graduate of Evangel University. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics as part of the Data Science Track. During my time at Evangel University, I worked as a math tutor for the school helping other undergraduate students, mainly in statistics, college algebra and the calculus sequence. I am very passionate about mathematics and the importance of having a basic understanding of why you do what you do when it comes to this type of subject matter. I also have experience helping students when I was in high school with understanding the concepts we would cover in class. During my time in high school, I would participate in small group style study sessions where we would take turns explaining concepts and going over practice problems. I am also in the beginning stage of tackling graduate school where I am working towards my MS in Data Science. At this point the subjects I am most comfortable with tutoring are under the mathematics umbrella. I think that being able to understand the ideas behind mathematics and developing one's problem-solving skills is a great way to prepare for one's future and plays a greater role in our daily lives that people would think. I enjoy helping people understand these ideas that I am passionate about in my own life and love to see that light bulb go off when they figure things out.

I had the privilege of growing up in Mexico and was able to learn the language as a native speaker. I received my teaching degree in Alberta, Canada. In my 20 years of teaching and tutoring, I have encouraged students from Kindergarten through college levels. I home-schooled my 3 children for 4 years before enrolling them in a Christian School, where I taught High School Spanish for 9 years. I have a BRE (Bachelor of Religious Education); ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International); and have been a chaplain of Boy Scouts of America for 4 years. I love the Spanish language and feel that anyone who can achieve the art of learning it has opened a whole new horizon for themselves. I enjoy adjusting my teaching style to the student's learning style. When I'm not teaching I enjoy cooking, baking, sewing, reading, or watching movies with my family.

I have a Ph.D in Chemistry from Texas A&M University and have spent years teaching in college classrooms as well as tutoring in-person and online. I was called to be first and foremost an educator. I have successfully helped students from diverse backgrounds and levels of experience, including students with no former chemistry coursework as well as adult learners who have returned to school after some time away.I create an effective learning environment that includes strategies for problem-solving and test-taking. I have received many student evaluations over the years, and they highlight my ability to make difficult topics understandable. They also speak about my patience, positivity and good humor which puts students at ease and helps create an interactive working relationship where students are comfortable asking and answering questions.I look forward to partnering with you to succeed in your academic endeavors. Please check my availability calendar and reach out with any questions or to schedule a session.

My name is Rachel and I recently graduated from Columbia University with my MPA in Environmental Science and Policy. Prior to that, I received my B.A.s in Environmental Science and Public Policy from Mills College. I have a passion for science and politics and enjoy helping others in their academic pursuits.

Hi, my name Rachel. I am a graduate of Grand Canyon University, where I received my Bachelor of Science in Health Science and Professional Development. I have an associate's degree in Cardiovascular Ultrasound and acquired my registry's in Abdomen and Echocardiography Ultrasound. I have eighteen years' experience as a Cardiovascular Sonographer, working with Cardiologists, learning extensive procedures and pathologies of the heart. I have been a Cardiac and Physics Ultrasound Instructor for six years and enjoy teaching student's new skills to help them succeed. I am most passionate about preparing students for their Physics and Echocardiography board exams, seeing them succeed and reach their goals.

I am passionate about languages and helping you learn to speak better French or English! I provide engaging activities and authentic resources to help you build confidence and the skills to communicate effectively...in real life! My goal is to get YOU actually using the language- right away. You can be confident that you have a patient and understanding tutor, and I congratulate you for taking this step to start or continue learning a new language. I can promise my passion and excitement will have an effect on you as you see learning English and French can be enjoyable, fun and natural.I have over 10 years of experience in education teaching English Second Language and French in group and individual settings. I have taught at the college level as well as the high and elementary levels. These experiences have helped me learn and practice many different techniques as I have encountered many different learners. You can be sure that I will take the time to find out about your learning style and interests and that I will have an idea for how to best help you learn and enjoy ESL and French.It is my practice to provide engaging and varied activities to help students deepen their skills in speaking, reading, writing and listening with improved vocabulary and grammar abilities to strengthen their confidence. I promote fluency through social interaction, engagement and collaboration! I have a BA and a MA in French Language and Culture, and I also minored in German and Bilingual Education.I cannot wait to have the opportunity to work with you to help you achieve your goals! I am happy to answer any of your questions and to tailor a lesson to suit you exactly.

Japanese is FUN! I am a non-Japanese, Japanese tutor. Having learned the language myself I can give you insight into the language and learning it that a native Japanese speaker cannot. I have been in your shoes, have been where you want to go, and can help you get there. I took four years of Japanese in High School (my senior class was taught by a non-Japanese Japanese teacher, my best Japanese teacher ever) and passed the AP Japanese test. I took Japanese at University of Miami and went on student exchange for one year to Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. I transferred to Sophia University and graduated from there with a bachelors in International Business. While there I took their intensive Japanese and Advanced Japanese courses, and then took a portion of my regular coursework in Japanese. My tutoring experience started with 1.5 years tutoring English in Tokyo. In 2012 I took a seminar in Texas for Accelerated Language Teaching Methods that covered the methods used by the Canadian Institute of English (CIE). I use these methods (including Audio-lingual method & Total Physical Response) in my LIVELY tutoring sessions. I play Jazz saxophone (gave lessons/played a few live gigs in Tokyo), so I love audio learning methods. My day job is Web Development but my fun job is tutoring Japanese. I tutor at a small private school in Delray Beach and with Varsity Tutors. Yoroshiku!

I recently graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics. I scored exceptionally well on my SAT and earned a perfect score in the writing section. At Columbia, I took a wide variety of courses in areas ranging from computer science, calculus, and statistics to philosophy and political theory. My previous teaching and mentoring experiences include working as a volunteer math tutor at Columbia’s Double Discovery Center and as an editor at the Columbia Daily Spectator and The Columbia Undergraduate Research Journal. As a tutor, I aim to be organized, clear, concise, and patient. I'm looking forward to working with you!

Looking to tutor in Math and Sciences. Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering, with a Math minor. PhD in Chemistry, with focus on biochemistry.

I graduated from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Neurobiology. I taught English in Vienna, Austria and have worked throughout my life with children through my experiences as a camp counselor. I currently work at an after school program that teaches children Science through hands on experiments. I am passionate about teaching both Biology and Mathematics and feel that every student should learn to not only understand the subjects, but enjoy the learning experience. I make sure to have a series of activities and examples (usually a hands on activity) that will help a student understand the concepts behind their problems and make sure to personalize my teaching style to the student's learning style. Outside of teaching, I am an avid reader, a writer, and love to learn any instrument that I can find.

I am a graduate of Evangel University. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics as part of the Data Science Track. During my time at Evangel University, I worked as a math tutor for the school helping other undergraduate students, mainly in statistics, college algebra and the calculus sequence. I am very passionate about mathematics and the importance of having a basic understanding of why you do what you do when it comes to this type of subject matter. I also have experience helping students when I was in high school with understanding the concepts we would cover in class. During my time in high school, I would participate in small group style study sessions where we would take turns explaining concepts and going over practice problems. I am also in the beginning stage of tackling graduate school where I am working towards my MS in Data Science. At this point the subjects I am most comfortable with tutoring are under the mathematics umbrella. I think that being able to understand the ideas behind mathematics and developing one's problem-solving skills is a great way to prepare for one's future and plays a greater role in our daily lives that people would think. I enjoy helping people understand these ideas that I am passionate about in my own life and love to see that light bulb go off when they figure things out.

I had the privilege of growing up in Mexico and was able to learn the language as a native speaker. I received my teaching degree in Alberta, Canada. In my 20 years of teaching and tutoring, I have encouraged students from Kindergarten through college levels. I home-schooled my 3 children for 4 years before enrolling them in a Christian School, where I taught High School Spanish for 9 years. I have a BRE (Bachelor of Religious Education); ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International); and have been a chaplain of Boy Scouts of America for 4 years. I love the Spanish language and feel that anyone who can achieve the art of learning it has opened a whole new horizon for themselves. I enjoy adjusting my teaching style to the student's learning style. When I'm not teaching I enjoy cooking, baking, sewing, reading, or watching movies with my family.

I have a Ph.D in Chemistry from Texas A&M University and have spent years teaching in college classrooms as well as tutoring in-person and online. I was called to be first and foremost an educator. I have successfully helped students from diverse backgrounds and levels of experience, including students with no former chemistry coursework as well as adult learners who have returned to school after some time away.I create an effective learning environment that includes strategies for problem-solving and test-taking. I have received many student evaluations over the years, and they highlight my ability to make difficult topics understandable. They also speak about my patience, positivity and good humor which puts students at ease and helps create an interactive working relationship where students are comfortable asking and answering questions.I look forward to partnering with you to succeed in your academic endeavors. Please check my availability calendar and reach out with any questions or to schedule a session.

My name is Rachel and I recently graduated from Columbia University with my MPA in Environmental Science and Policy. Prior to that, I received my B.A.s in Environmental Science and Public Policy from Mills College. I have a passion for science and politics and enjoy helping others in their academic pursuits.