Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Austin, TX

...an engineer's mindset. You'll learn how to initiate your own inquiries, approach challenges independently, and build the confidence to solve real-world problems. I aim to make lessons visually engaging, intuitive, and empowering, so you walk away with knowledge and tools to think for yourself. I am experienced with a broad range of subjects--including Differential Equations, Trigonometry, Mechanics, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science--drawing from my Master's in Biomedical Engineering, minors in Biology, Chemistry,...

...up in Austin, Texas. I eventually decided to go to the University of Texas at Austin . I graduated with a bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering . During my time at UT I spent 4 semesters working as a tutor for chemistry, calculus, and physics. I also tutored my friends in whatever subjects they needed help in. I find tutoring to be a very rewarding experience and one of the best feelings is helping someone...

I'm a Computer Science student who's been teaching all my life. From tennis camps for kids to an engineering physics class for college kids, I really enjoy helping someone discover for themselves what they are capable of! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like me to help you with.

...math subjects. My favorite topics to tutor are chemistry and calculus because both subjects can be used to explain phenomena that happen in the world around us. When it comes to learning, I believe that practice makes perfect and that giving students a safe environment to make mistakes in is the best way to improve their skills. Outside of tutoring and school, I spend my time playing bass guitar, watching movies, and playing video games.

...that were once difficult to me. Thus, I am definitely empathetic to the struggle (and I know that it is in fact very real), so I will go out of my way to help you. My academic interests and pursuits have varied over the years, but typically align along the lines of STEM. But, the study of cognition is a personal favorite of mine. I have even incorporated those principles into how I approach learning...

...an Associates of Arts degree in General Studies and a Certificate in American Sign Language in Interpreter Training in American Sign Language Studies from Austin Community College. I have Bachelors of Science degrees in Speech Pathology and Audiology and Child Learning and Development from the University of Texas at Dallas. I am currently a graduate student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at Texas State University. I plan to pursue a doctorate following my...

...this, I frequently use pictures, diagrams, models, and physical representation of the process at hand. Allowing the student to visualize the process gives them a greater ability to understand problems related to it. This approach is especially useful in science and math because they are subjects describing the phenomena of the physical world! Allowing the student to see the process which they are learning always proves beneficial to overall comprehension. When I'm not working in...

...Equations. I have taught middle school, high school, and adult night school mathematics. I have performed volunteer work in the church and community on basic computer setup and repair. I always try to make math problems interesting by using examples that are relevant to the student. My interests are in listening to, writing, and performing gospel and R&B music. Being a native Texan, I have football on my list of most favorite things. I also...

...a 7-12 certified middle school History teacher. I also am on the premedical track. I have a major in History and minors in Biology/Chemistry from Duke University. I love teaching and firmly believe in the potential of every student. I utilize an uplifting teaching model that empowers students to not only learn the material, but be confident in their knowledge. I have over 8 years of teaching and tutoring experience in a variety of subjects....

Howdy! I am an aggie graduate of the class of 2022 whoop! I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree of Science in Environmental Science and a minor in Rangeland Management. I obtained quite the experience over the years from studying abroad in China to interning in my professor's lab. Tutoring is my next step before obtaining a Ph.D. degree and hopefully teaching at a college level.

Hey! I'm Noah and I graduated from St. Edwards in December of 2015 with a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics. I aim to become a High School Mathematics Teacher and will begin my certification program with ACT soon. Until then, I plan on working with Varsity Tutors and helping students with Math as much as I can.

I have over 10 years of experience in teaching both undergrad and high school kids. I recently graduated with PhD in chemistry and then taught one year as a teaching professor. I always enjoyed teaching and helping students. I am looking forward to meeting new students.

...a year creating interactive activities for a STEM camp (Science,Technology,Engineering, Math). I have also tutored my mother in college Algebra after she went back to school two years ago. I absolutely love math but my favorite subject to tutor is chemistry. Science is such a great subject filled with opportunities to explore and understand our world better- chemistry is one of the fundamentals. Learning is an adventure, an art that can never be taken away....

I love working with students of all ages. From a love languages to math, science and English, I love helping with multi-disciplinary subjects.

I work with students to boost interest and engagement while increasing skill levels. I teach science subjects, reading and writing as well as executive functioning and emotional and mental wellbeing.

...My teaching philosophy also includes, presenting a subject or concept in different ways to help reinforce the student's understanding. I also give amazing tips/life hacks on how to get the most out of studying and improve memory. Knowing that people love to hear how smart they are, I never fail to let my tutees know, while objectively letting them know ways they need to improve. positive reinforcement / affirmation - it helps people learn better....

...and do it. Scientists, of course, spend a lot of time reading and writing; but the true understanding of a topic comes when you can both experience the consequences of the concept and explain them to another person. Students will spend a lot of time in my physics sessions sliding, spinning, dropping, rolling, skidding, pushing and pulling themselves, non-breakable objects or even the occasional family member. Don't worry, I leave the family pets out of...

...graduated cum laude with a BS Biomedical Engineering degree. I tutor any of the fundamental sciences as well as calculus and pre-cal. I am a part of the Imperial Scientific Association (ISA), a group of NASA certified educators. During the week I am assisting with clinical research. Weekends will be an ideal time to meet. My tutoring style is best described as unwavering patience. I explain until there is understanding. I've spent years teaching my...

...writing. Writing is a passion of mine and I believe that anyone can be a good writer, it's only a matter of understanding your own ideas and transferring them to paper. My teaching style is very learner-focused. As a teacher, my job is to guide my students as they solve problems and overcome challenges and I will use whatever strategies best suit my students' individual learning style. I also implement Growth Mindset strategies, which are...

Howdy, y'all! I'm Hrutvik Palutla (just call me HP), and I'm a current freshman at UT Austin studying CS! I have a 1600 on the SAT, and 35 on the ACT (both first try!), and have taken a variety of APs. I will gladly help with any STEM subject, AP exam, or test prep here. Please reach out if you need anything!