Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Charlotte, NC

...a Division I student-athlete. I earned a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University and received a Master's degree in Bioengineering from Rice University. I tutor subjects such as algebra, trigonometry, geometry, calculus, biomechanics, and R for statistics. I enjoy these areas because they combine conceptual reasoning with real-world relevance. My tutoring style is highly adaptive; I listen first, then tailor each session to match a student's pace, learning style, and goals. I prioritize...

...University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Since high school, I have been tutoring grades 1-3. Also, I loved to volunteer at my school's peer tutoring program because I liked helping my peers succeed with me. Right now, I am working with Black Child Development Institute to help third graders read on the national third grade reading level. Also, my favorite subjects to tutor are biology, chemistry, algebra, and geometry. I think education is very important...

...college. When tutoring a student, I am extremely patient. I understand that struggling with a subject can be frustrating and many people prefer to avoid the work all together. I have learned that relating difficult topics to something the student enjoys is an effective learning tool. I combine this technique with hands-on examples. In my experience, practice does make perfect! My pedagogical style is process-based and goal-oriented. I like students to set a goal (or...

...many different ways to teach the same material, and if one method doesn't work, no worries! We'll keep trying until we find what clicks for you. My passion for both learning and teaching drives me to help students not only pass but truly excel. I've helped over 70 learners turn failing grades into passing ones, and many more achieve distinctions along the way. I'd love the chance to work with you and help you reach...

...However, I am living proof that anyone can learn to understand the material and even learn to love it! When tutoring a student, I am extremely patient. I understand that struggling with a subject can be frustrating and many people prefer to avoid the work all together. I have learned that relating difficult topics to something the student enjoys is an effective learning tool. I combine this technique with hands-on examples. In my experience, practice...

I am an Artist and an Engineer that has a passion for empowering others to accomplish tasks that they previously viewed impossible.

...concentration in applied mathematics. I want to help other students because community is very important in my studies. I also understand the difficulties of certain subjects. I am tutoring in many subjects, mainly English and math classes (e.g. AP Lit, Algebra, etc.), however I am qualified to tutor in Italian, Essay Editing, and other various topics. My tutoring style is student-paced; I like to assess where each student falls and help them accordingly.

I'm a recent graduate of North Carolina State University with a degree in math. My favorite part of tutoring is helping turn cryptic math problems into simple puzzles. I'm patient, non-judgemental, and empathetic; I always try my best to understand each individual's perspective. Throughout my undergraduate years I worked as a tutor and teacher's assistant, developing a thorough understanding of math courses including algebra, calculus, discrete math, and number theory.

...I'm currently majoring in Computer Science at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, where I've developed a deep understanding of mathematical concepts through both coursework and real-world projects. Whether it's algebra, geometry, or calculus, I focus on breaking down complex problems into clear, manageable steps. My goal is to build confidence in every student and help them not just get the right answers, but understand why the solution works. I've tutored students of all levelsfrom those who...

...at Chapel Hill. I have previously tutored at Mathnasium, teaching primarily middle school students with some elementary school students and some high school students. I primarily teach physics and math. I am very passionate about teaching, because I think every student has a different perspective. It is truly amazing how different students tend to think compared to adults, often displaying immense amounts of creativity, enthusiasm, and courage that most people could only dream of. It...

...of Science in Industrial Engineering with a Minor in Business. I have always had a passion for math, as lame as that may sound. My mom has been a teacher for most of my life, so if I wasn't at school or on the lacrosse field, I was usually in her classroom tutoring students. My favorite subjects to tutor are definitely pre-algebra and algebra because I had amazing teachers who taught those subjects to me....

...background in STEM and problem-solving strategies. My goal is to help students build confidence in subjects like chemistry, physics, chemical engineering and mathematics by breaking down complex concepts into simple, relatable ideas. With a visual and interactive approach, I tailor each lesson to fit different learning styles, ensuring students grasp fundamental principles and develop strong problem-solving skills. Whether you're struggling with kinematics, Newton's laws, or calculus-based physics, I'm here to make learning accessible and engaging....

I'm an undergraduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill pursuing a major in economics. I'm looking for opportunities to help tutor students in math subjects and help students grow in the classroom!

...In my experience with helping other students prepare for standardized testing, such as the SAT, we seem to see the most improvement in mathematics portions; however, I feel that I can convey all information in an easily digestible way. I am a firm proponent of education, as I believe that it is essential for people to be informed. I try to impart critical thinking to all students, rather than just rote memorization of facts. In...

...Carolina, I've always enjoyed helping others break down complex topics into simple, actionable steps. I'm part of the Finance Scholars Program, which selects the top 30 finance students each year, and I'll be joining Truist as a Corporate & Investment Banking intern in Summer 2026. I've spent multiple semesters tutoring students in finance, accounting, and business calculus, and I bring the same energy and clarity to career prepwhether it's technical interview practice or resume advice....

...led group meetings in going over fun and challenging problems. I strive to teach others in a way that does not simply take advantage of brute force memorization. I would love to share my insights regarding Science and Math in a way that involves directed questions as I encourage the student to understand the material on a conceptual level (though I am always welcome to give more help at any step of the process). By...

It is my passion to learn and I strive to pass on the knowledge I have acquired in order help others progress and achieve their goals/dreams. I believe learning and a curious mind are two things that make this world a better place! I am excited about working with anyone and everyone who takes initiative in learning.

...majoring in Human Biology with a minor in Spanish. Since high school, I have had a passion for working with children in foster care, mentoring children and tutoring children to help them succeed. I am a firm believer that people, especially children, need encouragement to help them become the best versions of themselves. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, being outside in nature, and traveling.

...similar problems elsewhere. In other words, the key to any science or math problem is knowing how to think through it. That is why I am here: to explain how to think through the problem. For students who plan on following the premed track for college, I am willing to meet with you over the summer to help you get a head start in chemistry and physics classes. I know that those science requirements can...

...Calculus. Being a naive freshman I initially believed the tutors were volunteers, and upon becoming one I learned it was a job. I was very happy to be hired as a tutor at WCU, because I believe both parties involved in tutoring benefit; the student receives the assistance he or she needs, while the tutor receives the opportunity to solidify his or her own understanding and refresh topics already learned but left behind, thereby staying...