I am a Navy Veteran, holding a Bachelors of Science degree in Telecommunications Management. I have accumulated vast knowledge and experiences through my expanded travels and I discovered my passion for sharing these experiences through teaching and tutoring others in their quest for higher learning. A true proponent of reach one, teach one as we traverse the vast knowledge in which the universe holds.

Hello, I am a graduate student currently working on my Master's Degree in Big Data Systems.Throughout my high school years, I performed very well in all my classes, especially my STEM courses, in which I took and passed numerous AP exams. With my strong background in mathematics and writing, I was able to score in the 99th percentile on my PSAT and within the 98th percentile on my SAT.During my senior year of high school, I already knew I wanted to enter a technical field, but it wasn't until college that I discovered my passion for computer programming. I immersed myself in numerous programming courses, ranging from video game design to artificial intelligence, which only reinforced my decision to continue my education studying big data systems and developing my expertise in Python.I have 3 Python certificates from Python Institute, from entry level all the way to the professional level. I also have extensive teaching experiences dated back to my high school time, where I assisted my math teacher and tutored students on Calculus and Algebra. During my college years, I worked as a personal tutor for Python at all levels. I helped my students with their homework, projects, exams, certificates, or just guided them through their Python classes during the semester.I tutor a wide variety of subjects, from computer programming to standardized testing, drawing from my experiences tutoring and being tutored throughout my academic career. Depending on the requirements from my students, I always prepared sufficient learning materials and reviewed the core content that I was going to cover beforehand. During sessions, I explained key concepts in an easy-to-understand way with numerous examples, followed by hands-on examples to strengthen their comprehension. Throughout the lesson, I use positive reinforcement to boost my students' confidence and give them the feedback they deserve. I always put my students first and strive to maintain consistent communication before, during, and after meetings to ensure all my students meet and surpass their academic goals.I understand that each person has different goals when come to tutoring, and I will be very happy to talk to you so we can discuss them together and figure out the best way to help you reach them!

Born and raised in Nigeria. I moved to New York for college in 2014 where I double majored in Pure Mathematics and Applied Mathematics with a minor in Theater at Stony Brook University. As a student, I worked as a residential tutor for subjects in Calculus, Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, etc. Here, I was able to develop a fully dynamic approach to teaching that helped me better adapt to each student's unique needs.I have also worked professionally as an Energy Analyst for a top property management firm, FirstService Residential. I have also worked as a Special Events Coordinator for Immigration Equality where I worked to raise over $75k for the organization.

Andreae is a results-oriented Cybersecurity Professional with 20 years of experience in IT and Security. Andreae loves mentoring and coaching students in technology and cybersecurity. She specializes in IT, Cloud, Cloud Security, & Cybersecurity. Andreae has tutored and coached since 2013, helping students reach their educational goals & experience pursuits. She is often regarded as tenacious, adaptable and fast-paced. She holds a Master of Science in Information Systems Technology from The George Washington University and several high-level IT & Cybersecurity certifications. In my spare time, I volunteer at a cybersecurity nonprofit as well as I enjoy leisure activities including reading, running, & tennis.

I am a passionate IT and cybersecurity professional. I enjoy tutoring, and mentoring others to help them achieve their optimal goals; being a career growth or higher grades!

I have 15 years of experience in the computer science industry and am an avid public speaker. I have given numerous talks at conferences around the world. I am particularly excited about breaking down difficult topics into easy to understand sessions. My career spans working at the industry's most established companies.

As a teacher with 6 years of experience, I am excited about the opportunity to apply my skills and experience to the tutor role. Besides my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Bio Engineering, I also have five years of experience teaching Spanish, Computer Repair, Business and Finance to high school students. What I learned through that experience was that to get to remember and understand historical events, I had to make these events come to life. I am passionate about teaching and helping students come to love the act of learning, and I would cherish the opportunity to transform the way your students view and understand how numbers work.

Personal statement by Daniel Martino (By all means, if you want to skip the long introduction, you can jump to paragraphs 3, 4, and the beginning of 5 )I grew up in the Argentine's pampas, on a farm close to a town of 4,000 people called Maria Teresa. That is in the Province of Santa Fe. If I have somehow to describe it, I would say that is a region where the crickets sing undisturbed, the firefly flashes in thousand places at the same time like the busiest airport conceivable. Where the winds blow free against that scattered trees mostly artificially planted. As you may know, Argentina's pampas mean plain terrain, just grass growing up there naturally.From the farm in the middle of nowhere, I migrated by myself to the big city of Buenos Aires when I was 21. It was a tough economy at that time. Anyhow I managed to get certificates in plumbing, electricity, Portuguese, and computers. More than anything, the study of computer architecture was painful. Not because it was hard, but because I couldn't afford to buy a computer myself.I came to the U.S. when I turned 27. I finally completed my dream of owning my computer. I was, by no means, an expert. But I was stubborn in figuring out how it works because that is the only thing I knew in life: fight and sacrifice. In one case, even before I went to my first school, BMCC, my computer would get randomly a Blue Screen of Death. For months I tried different things without success. My computer continued on top of the table where I would see it every day. Until finally understood the problem. RAM (Random Access Memory). My computer gets a blue screen, I thought, because there is a part of the memory that is not good. Since the computer accessed memory randomly, so were my blue screens appearing. I left one memory at a time on my computer and laptop and it worked!After that, I started going to BMCC and got an associate degree while I was also having an internship for the DOE (Department of Education of New York) in computers. It was a tough decision, but I had to quit that job, to be able to get my Bachelor's Degree. I did other jobs instead that would allow me the time to study. Although it was hard working as a full-time employee and student, I did manage it. As soon as I finished my Bachelor's Degree, I was o.k. with it but not jumping with happiness. What I thought was, "I want a Master's Degree now". I did my master's degree in Cryptography and Security.All of a sudden, one more stone was on my way to being a successful professional, as it wasn't enough that I have been diagnosed with some disabilities, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I immediately started the treatment. I am fortunate to say that it didn't affect my cognitive abilities confirmed by Dr. David Mccabe of NYU Langone.I also suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; which didn't stop me from advancing in my career although I was tired all the time. It lasted 24 years of fighting and seeing doctors. Finally, with the help of Dr. Natal Scheleider. I was able to recover.Almost immediately after I finished my Master's degree, I started applying for various jobs. That was when I was called to be a Professor at the same school where I study for my Master's. New Jersey Institute of Technology. Where I am currently teaching and I am more than happy to transmit my knowledge to the students. I have techniques that I developed throughout the years to learn while I was suffering from Deficit of Attention Disorder. My technique is basically, to teach theory using real-life situations. I use illustrations and graphics that aim to accomplish this goal. My most important achievement has been by far, to make something that appears hard to learn, easy and fun.I started my master's as a Network Specialist, but after a couple of classes, I was learning the same stuff that I already knew. That was when I decide to try a security class. From that moment on, I fell in love with the subject. I started studying Cybersecurity when I took my first class in the subject of Cryptography, Network Security, Network Protocol Security, Network Management and Security, and Counter Hacking Techniques!Finally, I wouldn't be truthful if I tell you that the only thing that I am interested in is computers. I am very much in love with Astronomy which was my science class as well as psychology which I love it. History, which is very connected to psychology is another of my passions, alongside medicine and the treatment of illnesses using prescription medication and natural cures. I recalled one time watching a Netflix series called "Everything is connected". I was impressed and happy and I couldn't agree more. Knowledge is not an island in our brain, but more like cities that are interconnected by streets, roads, and bridges.But from time to time, after I watch or even study the subjects that I love, I become fascinated with one in particular. At this time, that is Quantum Field Theory. It is just fascinating how in a "Simple way" (leaving the math aside a little) explains the behavior of elementary particles (I must say, elementary fields). Also, those same Quantum laws affect computers. As the chips are made smaller and smaller, as Moore's law dictates, there is a limit, and that limit is dictated by Quantum Mechanics. As they get smaller and smaller, they start crossing the invisible barrier between the Classical Mechanic to the Quantum Mechanic. A science that Albert Einstein didn't understand and called it to some of its characteristics: spooky action at a distance.I am sorry for my long introduction, I just thought to give you a rough view of the person that I am. I opened my heart to you as I would do to a friend, I am not afraid to hide anything, and most of all, I LOVE WHAT I DO, TEACHING. It is a need for me. Whatever I learn, I want to transmit it to others, which, I must admit, sometimes causes difficulties. A car mechanic, for instance, may be interested in the principles of thermodynamics (The way the trains used to work with boiling water in the past), but not so much in Quantum Mechanics (The behavior of matter at a smaller scale. So I have to be careful!I hope that this introduction gives you an idea of my persona, my likes, and my values. By any means, if you need tutoring, it will be my pleasure to help you with that. I will learn alongside you new things too for sure!I believe that the pursuit of knowledge and understanding goes behind what a single man can do. It is a collective effort.Most Kindly Yours,Daniel G. MartinoProfessor at New Jersey College of Technology and proud tutor at Varsity.

I am a certified high school Math and Computer Science teacher who has taught AP Calculus for 19 years.My students have done very well on the exams! In fact, they have pass rates around 90% over the last four years.Also, I am really good at teaching computer programming and my specialty is Java. I've taught "AP Computer Science A (Java)" for many years and am the lead author of the "5 Steps to a 5: AP Computer Science A" review book published by McGraw-Hill.I love to see my students learn. My students tell me that I'm really good at motivating them since I get so excited about these subjects.I've worked with lots and lots of students and look forward to working with you with Varsity Tutors!

I am a true, lifelong learner. I started my educational journey at the age of 12 becoming a writer/author and published my first book at 17. As a first generation college student, I have broken the glass ceiling for women in my family many times. I love empowering people educationally and aspire to be a coach to women nationwide.

I am a Navy Veteran, holding a Bachelors of Science degree in Telecommunications Management. I have accumulated vast knowledge and experiences through my expanded travels and I discovered my passion for sharing these experiences through teaching and tutoring others in their quest for higher learning. A true proponent of reach one, teach one as we traverse the vast knowledge in which the universe holds.

Hello, I am a graduate student currently working on my Master's Degree in Big Data Systems.Throughout my high school years, I performed very well in all my classes, especially my STEM courses, in which I took and passed numerous AP exams. With my strong background in mathematics and writing, I was able to score in the 99th percentile on my PSAT and within the 98th percentile on my SAT.During my senior year of high school, I already knew I wanted to enter a technical field, but it wasn't until college that I discovered my passion for computer programming. I immersed myself in numerous programming courses, ranging from video game design to artificial intelligence, which only reinforced my decision to continue my education studying big data systems and developing my expertise in Python.I have 3 Python certificates from Python Institute, from entry level all the way to the professional level. I also have extensive teaching experiences dated back to my high school time, where I assisted my math teacher and tutored students on Calculus and Algebra. During my college years, I worked as a personal tutor for Python at all levels. I helped my students with their homework, projects, exams, certificates, or just guided them through their Python classes during the semester.I tutor a wide variety of subjects, from computer programming to standardized testing, drawing from my experiences tutoring and being tutored throughout my academic career. Depending on the requirements from my students, I always prepared sufficient learning materials and reviewed the core content that I was going to cover beforehand. During sessions, I explained key concepts in an easy-to-understand way with numerous examples, followed by hands-on examples to strengthen their comprehension. Throughout the lesson, I use positive reinforcement to boost my students' confidence and give them the feedback they deserve. I always put my students first and strive to maintain consistent communication before, during, and after meetings to ensure all my students meet and surpass their academic goals.I understand that each person has different goals when come to tutoring, and I will be very happy to talk to you so we can discuss them together and figure out the best way to help you reach them!

Born and raised in Nigeria. I moved to New York for college in 2014 where I double majored in Pure Mathematics and Applied Mathematics with a minor in Theater at Stony Brook University. As a student, I worked as a residential tutor for subjects in Calculus, Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, etc. Here, I was able to develop a fully dynamic approach to teaching that helped me better adapt to each student's unique needs.I have also worked professionally as an Energy Analyst for a top property management firm, FirstService Residential. I have also worked as a Special Events Coordinator for Immigration Equality where I worked to raise over $75k for the organization.

Andreae is a results-oriented Cybersecurity Professional with 20 years of experience in IT and Security. Andreae loves mentoring and coaching students in technology and cybersecurity. She specializes in IT, Cloud, Cloud Security, & Cybersecurity. Andreae has tutored and coached since 2013, helping students reach their educational goals & experience pursuits. She is often regarded as tenacious, adaptable and fast-paced. She holds a Master of Science in Information Systems Technology from The George Washington University and several high-level IT & Cybersecurity certifications. In my spare time, I volunteer at a cybersecurity nonprofit as well as I enjoy leisure activities including reading, running, & tennis.

I am a passionate IT and cybersecurity professional. I enjoy tutoring, and mentoring others to help them achieve their optimal goals; being a career growth or higher grades!

I have 15 years of experience in the computer science industry and am an avid public speaker. I have given numerous talks at conferences around the world. I am particularly excited about breaking down difficult topics into easy to understand sessions. My career spans working at the industry's most established companies.

As a teacher with 6 years of experience, I am excited about the opportunity to apply my skills and experience to the tutor role. Besides my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Bio Engineering, I also have five years of experience teaching Spanish, Computer Repair, Business and Finance to high school students. What I learned through that experience was that to get to remember and understand historical events, I had to make these events come to life. I am passionate about teaching and helping students come to love the act of learning, and I would cherish the opportunity to transform the way your students view and understand how numbers work.

Personal statement by Daniel Martino (By all means, if you want to skip the long introduction, you can jump to paragraphs 3, 4, and the beginning of 5 )I grew up in the Argentine's pampas, on a farm close to a town of 4,000 people called Maria Teresa. That is in the Province of Santa Fe. If I have somehow to describe it, I would say that is a region where the crickets sing undisturbed, the firefly flashes in thousand places at the same time like the busiest airport conceivable. Where the winds blow free against that scattered trees mostly artificially planted. As you may know, Argentina's pampas mean plain terrain, just grass growing up there naturally.From the farm in the middle of nowhere, I migrated by myself to the big city of Buenos Aires when I was 21. It was a tough economy at that time. Anyhow I managed to get certificates in plumbing, electricity, Portuguese, and computers. More than anything, the study of computer architecture was painful. Not because it was hard, but because I couldn't afford to buy a computer myself.I came to the U.S. when I turned 27. I finally completed my dream of owning my computer. I was, by no means, an expert. But I was stubborn in figuring out how it works because that is the only thing I knew in life: fight and sacrifice. In one case, even before I went to my first school, BMCC, my computer would get randomly a Blue Screen of Death. For months I tried different things without success. My computer continued on top of the table where I would see it every day. Until finally understood the problem. RAM (Random Access Memory). My computer gets a blue screen, I thought, because there is a part of the memory that is not good. Since the computer accessed memory randomly, so were my blue screens appearing. I left one memory at a time on my computer and laptop and it worked!After that, I started going to BMCC and got an associate degree while I was also having an internship for the DOE (Department of Education of New York) in computers. It was a tough decision, but I had to quit that job, to be able to get my Bachelor's Degree. I did other jobs instead that would allow me the time to study. Although it was hard working as a full-time employee and student, I did manage it. As soon as I finished my Bachelor's Degree, I was o.k. with it but not jumping with happiness. What I thought was, "I want a Master's Degree now". I did my master's degree in Cryptography and Security.All of a sudden, one more stone was on my way to being a successful professional, as it wasn't enough that I have been diagnosed with some disabilities, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. I immediately started the treatment. I am fortunate to say that it didn't affect my cognitive abilities confirmed by Dr. David Mccabe of NYU Langone.I also suffered from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; which didn't stop me from advancing in my career although I was tired all the time. It lasted 24 years of fighting and seeing doctors. Finally, with the help of Dr. Natal Scheleider. I was able to recover.Almost immediately after I finished my Master's degree, I started applying for various jobs. That was when I was called to be a Professor at the same school where I study for my Master's. New Jersey Institute of Technology. Where I am currently teaching and I am more than happy to transmit my knowledge to the students. I have techniques that I developed throughout the years to learn while I was suffering from Deficit of Attention Disorder. My technique is basically, to teach theory using real-life situations. I use illustrations and graphics that aim to accomplish this goal. My most important achievement has been by far, to make something that appears hard to learn, easy and fun.I started my master's as a Network Specialist, but after a couple of classes, I was learning the same stuff that I already knew. That was when I decide to try a security class. From that moment on, I fell in love with the subject. I started studying Cybersecurity when I took my first class in the subject of Cryptography, Network Security, Network Protocol Security, Network Management and Security, and Counter Hacking Techniques!Finally, I wouldn't be truthful if I tell you that the only thing that I am interested in is computers. I am very much in love with Astronomy which was my science class as well as psychology which I love it. History, which is very connected to psychology is another of my passions, alongside medicine and the treatment of illnesses using prescription medication and natural cures. I recalled one time watching a Netflix series called "Everything is connected". I was impressed and happy and I couldn't agree more. Knowledge is not an island in our brain, but more like cities that are interconnected by streets, roads, and bridges.But from time to time, after I watch or even study the subjects that I love, I become fascinated with one in particular. At this time, that is Quantum Field Theory. It is just fascinating how in a "Simple way" (leaving the math aside a little) explains the behavior of elementary particles (I must say, elementary fields). Also, those same Quantum laws affect computers. As the chips are made smaller and smaller, as Moore's law dictates, there is a limit, and that limit is dictated by Quantum Mechanics. As they get smaller and smaller, they start crossing the invisible barrier between the Classical Mechanic to the Quantum Mechanic. A science that Albert Einstein didn't understand and called it to some of its characteristics: spooky action at a distance.I am sorry for my long introduction, I just thought to give you a rough view of the person that I am. I opened my heart to you as I would do to a friend, I am not afraid to hide anything, and most of all, I LOVE WHAT I DO, TEACHING. It is a need for me. Whatever I learn, I want to transmit it to others, which, I must admit, sometimes causes difficulties. A car mechanic, for instance, may be interested in the principles of thermodynamics (The way the trains used to work with boiling water in the past), but not so much in Quantum Mechanics (The behavior of matter at a smaller scale. So I have to be careful!I hope that this introduction gives you an idea of my persona, my likes, and my values. By any means, if you need tutoring, it will be my pleasure to help you with that. I will learn alongside you new things too for sure!I believe that the pursuit of knowledge and understanding goes behind what a single man can do. It is a collective effort.Most Kindly Yours,Daniel G. MartinoProfessor at New Jersey College of Technology and proud tutor at Varsity.

I am a certified high school Math and Computer Science teacher who has taught AP Calculus for 19 years.My students have done very well on the exams! In fact, they have pass rates around 90% over the last four years.Also, I am really good at teaching computer programming and my specialty is Java. I've taught "AP Computer Science A (Java)" for many years and am the lead author of the "5 Steps to a 5: AP Computer Science A" review book published by McGraw-Hill.I love to see my students learn. My students tell me that I'm really good at motivating them since I get so excited about these subjects.I've worked with lots and lots of students and look forward to working with you with Varsity Tutors!

I am a true, lifelong learner. I started my educational journey at the age of 12 becoming a writer/author and published my first book at 17. As a first generation college student, I have broken the glass ceiling for women in my family many times. I love empowering people educationally and aspire to be a coach to women nationwide.