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.

My background is in Athletic Training. I have a bachelors degree and a masters degree in AT. My love of sports and for the human body has led me down this path. I am a current college professor teaching a wide variety of courses in health, anatomy and physiology, and exercise science. I have recently gone on to continue my education and just completed my doctoral degree in kinesiology. I teach college students primarily but do have experience teaching middle school age students through an anatomy camp each summer. I also have 3 children in elementary school in which I am probably overly involved in their learning.As far as my teaching style goes, I love to present information in multiple ways. I often look for youtube videos on content that students don't understand, and use them instead of trying to reinvent the wheel. I also like to use images, both labeled and unlabeled. Often times it takes hearing something more than once for it to be remembered and my goal is to provide repetition but in a way that it not so repetitive. I also encourage my students to teach me. If you can act like the teacher than you know the content.When I'm not teaching, I enjoy traveling around and showing my kids different historic sites and National Parks. I think one can learn a lot when traveling and it is one way I like to teach my own children about our world, culture, country, and even math. I'm a former soccer player turned soccer mom now, but I love all sports. Because I teach anatomy, health, and exercise science, many of my students are athletes so I am able to use sports to teach concepts.We can learn from the world around us, we just need a little encouragement to get started.

I have been a practicing RN since 1978 working as a staff nurse, ICU nurse, head nurse/nurse manager, critical care coordinator and an acting VP of nursing. I have been teaching in nursing at the college level since 1993 and retired from teaching and active nursing in December 2020. I also authored "Fast Facts Workbook for Cardiac Dysrhythmias and 12 Lead EKGs" and was the subject matter expert for several editions of "Mosby's Pocket Guide to Nursing Skills & Procedures" by Potter and Perry. Although retired, I believe that I can still be of service by helping younger nurses reach their potential.

I am a graduate of Oberlin College (BA), Case Western Reserve University (PhD-STEM and MS-Engineering), University of Illinois at Chicago (MPH- Epidemiology) and Clayton College of Natural Health (ND). I was a pre-medical student and received my Bachelor of Arts in Communication Theory with a focus on neurological speech disorders associated with brain injuries. Upon graduation, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to integrate my studies in communication theories and the sciences as an environmental scientist and engineer working for the power industry focused on understanding than designing engineering systems to minimize the impacts of environmental pollution on public health. I eventually received a graduate scholarship from the Society of Women's Engineers to complete my Master of Systems & Controlling Engineering degree from Case Western Reserve University.I have always been committed to helping students and started tutoring in college and throughout my career as a professional engineer and scientist before transitioning into full time teaching at the university level.I also created engineering/science/mathematics programs between NASA, Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve University for students who could work with me and or get support in their academic endeavors with my assistance.I am also a published author of several books that have focused on an historical interdisciplinary examination of environmental health inequalities in the USA and globally. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Environmental Science, Public Health, Mathematics, Engineering and History.In my experience helping struggling students who are afraid of science, math and engineering has been very rewarding. I am a firm proponent of accessible STEM (science, technology, environment, and mathematics) education, believing it to be necessary for an improved quality of life. I try to impart this appreciation to all my students since their everyday lives are impacted by STEM concepts and developments. In my spare time, I enjoy walking the talk as an environmentalist. I love gardening, developing certified backyard bird and butterfly habitats, reading, playing board games, and taking daily walks in the local forest preserves.

I am a Registered Nurse who graduated from an ABSN program in 2021. I would describe myself as extroverted/talkative! I love getting to know others through tutoring while keeping the energy light hearted as well. I believe that it is important to learn in a way that is enjoyable rather than a way that is forced. I have an additional B.S. in Biology. I graduated in the top 10% of my accelerated nursing program and I am extremely passionate about nursing. My first experience as a tutor was when I was 12 years old. I tutored students in my community who needed help with their school work. As I got older, my passion for tutoring continued to grow. I served as a tutor in school and free lanced tutored in my community. Throughout my nursing program, I served as a tutor. I tutored and continue to tutor in a wide variety of nursing subjects (Health Assessment, Nursing Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Pathophysiology, Med Surg I & II, Mental Health, Pediatrics, Maternal/OB-GYN, NCLEX prep, etc.) While I was a tutor, I really refined my teaching skills and strategies to best maximize my students learning experience. My tutoring/teaching philosophy is to curate my lesson plans to based on students learning/study patterns. My 10+ years of tutoring and has taught me how to succeed with many students who all have different learning styles and needs.

Mr. Fischer serves as a tutor at Varsity Tutors with a specialty in multiple medical disciplines. He attended the Community College of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he attained his EMT-B and Paramedic certifications through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. He transferred to Reynolds Community College, where he graduated with an associate of applied science degree majoring in paramedicine. Mr. Fischer furthered his education at American Public University System where he graduated with a bachelor of applied science degree majoring in health sciences. Mr. Fischer is certified as a National Registry Paramedic through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, and is board certified as a Tactical Paramedic by the International Board of Specialty Certifications. Mr. Fischer is also an ALCS and PALS Instructor through the American Heart Association, and an AHDR, AMLS, EMS Safety, GEMS, PHTLS, and PTEP Instructor through the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. Mr. Fischer has ten years of medical and public safety experience, including positions within Pittsburgh and Richmond area hospitals, the Fire Department, EMS, and Federal Law Enforcement, where he not only served as a paramedic with an extended scope of practice, but also as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer.

Success often find those too busy to look for it.

My name is Monica. I am a math educator with a Specialist degree in Instructional Leadership.I have been an educator for 15 years as a math teacher, coach and mentor. My experience includes special education, gifted education, and high stakes testing preparation, such as the GACE Program Admissions assessment. I have taught individuals from various social, economic and cultural backgrounds. I love the opportunities that virtual learning provides for engagement and one to one assistance. No matter your goal(s), I will be with you every step of the way. look forward to meeting you!

I believe in the power of education to unlock new doors and create new opportunities throughout life. I am a lifelong learner. At seventy two I look forward to learning as I tutor others in the learning/tutoring process.

I am a EMS Professor teaching both EMT and paramedic courses for an accredited program. I have been active in the EMS and Fire field for 12 years working as a fire officer and paramedic on a career department. I have a B.S. in Career and Technical Education (University of Wisconsin-Stout) and will be completing my M.S. in Career and Technical Education (UW-S) in December 2021. I am also working on a B.A. in Philosophy from University of New Orleans. I have several certifications and licensures in EMS (paramedicine) as well as fire science (IFSAC/Pro-Board). I have tested for the Fire Lieutenant, Captain, and Deputy Chief ranking and passed them all. I am available for tutoring EMS, fire science, and several nursing courses such as anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, respiratory emergencies, cardiac emergencies, and NCLEX preparations. In the past, I have also tutored students prepping for the GRE and the written portion of the ACT.

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.

My background is in Athletic Training. I have a bachelors degree and a masters degree in AT. My love of sports and for the human body has led me down this path. I am a current college professor teaching a wide variety of courses in health, anatomy and physiology, and exercise science. I have recently gone on to continue my education and just completed my doctoral degree in kinesiology. I teach college students primarily but do have experience teaching middle school age students through an anatomy camp each summer. I also have 3 children in elementary school in which I am probably overly involved in their learning.As far as my teaching style goes, I love to present information in multiple ways. I often look for youtube videos on content that students don't understand, and use them instead of trying to reinvent the wheel. I also like to use images, both labeled and unlabeled. Often times it takes hearing something more than once for it to be remembered and my goal is to provide repetition but in a way that it not so repetitive. I also encourage my students to teach me. If you can act like the teacher than you know the content.When I'm not teaching, I enjoy traveling around and showing my kids different historic sites and National Parks. I think one can learn a lot when traveling and it is one way I like to teach my own children about our world, culture, country, and even math. I'm a former soccer player turned soccer mom now, but I love all sports. Because I teach anatomy, health, and exercise science, many of my students are athletes so I am able to use sports to teach concepts.We can learn from the world around us, we just need a little encouragement to get started.

I have been a practicing RN since 1978 working as a staff nurse, ICU nurse, head nurse/nurse manager, critical care coordinator and an acting VP of nursing. I have been teaching in nursing at the college level since 1993 and retired from teaching and active nursing in December 2020. I also authored "Fast Facts Workbook for Cardiac Dysrhythmias and 12 Lead EKGs" and was the subject matter expert for several editions of "Mosby's Pocket Guide to Nursing Skills & Procedures" by Potter and Perry. Although retired, I believe that I can still be of service by helping younger nurses reach their potential.

I am a graduate of Oberlin College (BA), Case Western Reserve University (PhD-STEM and MS-Engineering), University of Illinois at Chicago (MPH- Epidemiology) and Clayton College of Natural Health (ND). I was a pre-medical student and received my Bachelor of Arts in Communication Theory with a focus on neurological speech disorders associated with brain injuries. Upon graduation, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to integrate my studies in communication theories and the sciences as an environmental scientist and engineer working for the power industry focused on understanding than designing engineering systems to minimize the impacts of environmental pollution on public health. I eventually received a graduate scholarship from the Society of Women's Engineers to complete my Master of Systems & Controlling Engineering degree from Case Western Reserve University.I have always been committed to helping students and started tutoring in college and throughout my career as a professional engineer and scientist before transitioning into full time teaching at the university level.I also created engineering/science/mathematics programs between NASA, Oberlin College and Case Western Reserve University for students who could work with me and or get support in their academic endeavors with my assistance.I am also a published author of several books that have focused on an historical interdisciplinary examination of environmental health inequalities in the USA and globally. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Environmental Science, Public Health, Mathematics, Engineering and History.In my experience helping struggling students who are afraid of science, math and engineering has been very rewarding. I am a firm proponent of accessible STEM (science, technology, environment, and mathematics) education, believing it to be necessary for an improved quality of life. I try to impart this appreciation to all my students since their everyday lives are impacted by STEM concepts and developments. In my spare time, I enjoy walking the talk as an environmentalist. I love gardening, developing certified backyard bird and butterfly habitats, reading, playing board games, and taking daily walks in the local forest preserves.

I am a Registered Nurse who graduated from an ABSN program in 2021. I would describe myself as extroverted/talkative! I love getting to know others through tutoring while keeping the energy light hearted as well. I believe that it is important to learn in a way that is enjoyable rather than a way that is forced. I have an additional B.S. in Biology. I graduated in the top 10% of my accelerated nursing program and I am extremely passionate about nursing. My first experience as a tutor was when I was 12 years old. I tutored students in my community who needed help with their school work. As I got older, my passion for tutoring continued to grow. I served as a tutor in school and free lanced tutored in my community. Throughout my nursing program, I served as a tutor. I tutored and continue to tutor in a wide variety of nursing subjects (Health Assessment, Nursing Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Pathophysiology, Med Surg I & II, Mental Health, Pediatrics, Maternal/OB-GYN, NCLEX prep, etc.) While I was a tutor, I really refined my teaching skills and strategies to best maximize my students learning experience. My tutoring/teaching philosophy is to curate my lesson plans to based on students learning/study patterns. My 10+ years of tutoring and has taught me how to succeed with many students who all have different learning styles and needs.

Mr. Fischer serves as a tutor at Varsity Tutors with a specialty in multiple medical disciplines. He attended the Community College of Allegheny County in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he attained his EMT-B and Paramedic certifications through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. He transferred to Reynolds Community College, where he graduated with an associate of applied science degree majoring in paramedicine. Mr. Fischer furthered his education at American Public University System where he graduated with a bachelor of applied science degree majoring in health sciences. Mr. Fischer is certified as a National Registry Paramedic through the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians, and is board certified as a Tactical Paramedic by the International Board of Specialty Certifications. Mr. Fischer is also an ALCS and PALS Instructor through the American Heart Association, and an AHDR, AMLS, EMS Safety, GEMS, PHTLS, and PTEP Instructor through the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. Mr. Fischer has ten years of medical and public safety experience, including positions within Pittsburgh and Richmond area hospitals, the Fire Department, EMS, and Federal Law Enforcement, where he not only served as a paramedic with an extended scope of practice, but also as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer.

Success often find those too busy to look for it.

My name is Monica. I am a math educator with a Specialist degree in Instructional Leadership.I have been an educator for 15 years as a math teacher, coach and mentor. My experience includes special education, gifted education, and high stakes testing preparation, such as the GACE Program Admissions assessment. I have taught individuals from various social, economic and cultural backgrounds. I love the opportunities that virtual learning provides for engagement and one to one assistance. No matter your goal(s), I will be with you every step of the way. look forward to meeting you!

I believe in the power of education to unlock new doors and create new opportunities throughout life. I am a lifelong learner. At seventy two I look forward to learning as I tutor others in the learning/tutoring process.

I am a EMS Professor teaching both EMT and paramedic courses for an accredited program. I have been active in the EMS and Fire field for 12 years working as a fire officer and paramedic on a career department. I have a B.S. in Career and Technical Education (University of Wisconsin-Stout) and will be completing my M.S. in Career and Technical Education (UW-S) in December 2021. I am also working on a B.A. in Philosophy from University of New Orleans. I have several certifications and licensures in EMS (paramedicine) as well as fire science (IFSAC/Pro-Board). I have tested for the Fire Lieutenant, Captain, and Deputy Chief ranking and passed them all. I am available for tutoring EMS, fire science, and several nursing courses such as anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, respiratory emergencies, cardiac emergencies, and NCLEX preparations. In the past, I have also tutored students prepping for the GRE and the written portion of the ACT.