Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Alexandria, VA

...I was a teaching assistant for an introductory to macroeconomics course. In this role I had the opportunity to host weekly discussion sessions where I answered questions about the course work posed by a small group of about 10 students. Additionally, I participated in informal study sessions for my university finance courses, which has contributed to my expertise in this field. I feel confident tutoring in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, and Technology. I enjoy creating dialogues...

I have more than 10 years of tutoring experience, in both volunteer and professional capacities. I have worked with students of all ages, from elementary school to graduate school, from a variety of backgrounds. I have helped students improve their SAT scores and succeed in courses by helping to review material, instill good study habits, and increase confidence. I tutor a variety of subjects including Economics, Spanish, English, and various Math disciplines.

I am a recent graduate from American University, specializing in Physics and Public Affairs. I also have experience teaching mathematics and technology.

...Linda told us about the first time that she tasted horchata when she was a little girl in Mexico. I was there for Nate to assist with explaining topics when he didn't understand. We then had a tour of the grocery store smelling some delicacies and trying samples. I wouldn't normally have had an experience quite like this with a pupil. The time that I spent with Nate that day was priceless. Having Nate there,...

I believe a day without learning is a day lost. I try to learn something new each day.

...at UVA, and I'm excited to help you learn! I went to Langley High School in NoVa, where I ran cross country and track and field for 4 years. At the University of Virginia, I am involved in the International Relations Organization, the Badminton club, and I write for the Virginia Review of Politics - a non-partisan political review magazine. Also, I'm in the Naval ROTC program here at the University, through which I hope...

...have at my disposal multiple generations of instructional techniques. I derive a high degree of personal satisfaction from seeing that "aha I get it" moment in my students. I look forward to many more personally satisfying moments when my students grasp abstract concepts, learn to trust the process for getting to an acceptable answer, and connecting the dots. I am successful when my students choose to bring their minds and focus and listening skills to...

Hi! I'm currently a consultant at the World Bank and seek to use my spare time in a constructive and meaningful way. I believe we can make learning fun using problem-solving, critical thinking and communication skills. Having acquired and honed them through my education and career, I'm excited to share them with students and enable them to become independent learners.

...San Antonio TX. I led a team of 36 men through training until I moved back to TN and then out to Albuquerque NM where I worked as a Space Situational Developmental Research Engineer working on adaptive optics, lasers, and telescopes. I completed my MBA from Louisiana State University in the beginning of 2018, and started an Engineering Management Masters of Science from the Air Force Institute of Technology. I now work in Maryland on...

...competitive individual, that can easily relate with students that are smart but don't always take the time to learn complicated subjects. Thats because it was one of many constant challenges I faced myself as a Student-Athlete and Captain of the UMD Ice Hockey team. I am a very outgoing person, and am often able to motivate students by relating school material to their life's many activities. I enjoy helping students that take the time to...

...I strive to tailor each session to the needs of the client and meet them "where they are". Do we need to take a step back and review the basics? Or can we move a little quicker to keep things interesting? That's what I'm constantly assessing, and you can be assured that a session with me will never be dull or repetitive. I love integrating apps and games wherever possible so that students can continue...

...you. I'm a recent Princeton grad who just finished a year teaching abroad in the Czech Republic, and now I'm back home in Maryland spending some time with the family. I've been a private tutor along with my studies the past four years in SAT prep, statistics, reading, writing, and math, and I have to say, there's no job more satisfying. It's awesome meeting new people and working together to get over academic obstacles, and...

...student at Wayne State University, Detroit MI. Before coming to Varsity Tutors, I taught International law and politics at university level. While my academic background is in law and politics, I equally enjoy tutoring GRE and other standardized tests such as TOEFL and SAT. After cracking GRE and TOELF myself, I know where students make mistakes and how they can be avoided to achieve stellar scores. With innovative techniques, my job is to prepare you...

...North Carolina, but have traveled and lived all across the country. I am currently pursuing a degree in molecular biology and biochemistry and am currently an intern with NASA! I am a passionate tutor with a love for teaching and experience in a wide variety of subjects, K-12, collegiate, and at the standard, honors, advanced, and AP levels. I am particularly excited to help out in SAT/ACT standardized testing and college admissions help, which I...

...Calculus I, Statistics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Geometry, Algebra I & II, World History, and Writing. I plan on studying Finance and Economics so subjects related to those fields are my specialties. I am a firm believer that practice makes perfect; I use that as the guiding force of my educational philosophy. I hope that I can teach the student the basic concepts of what subject he or she needs help in, while also guiding him or...

...I am a professional tutor with a college degree minor in math and a sum total of fifteen years experience in tutoring secondary and college math. I have expertise in tutoring secondary/college math and college admissions tests. I love to tutor math and see students gain the math knowledge necessary to succeed in their math courses. I put emphasis on mathematical theory and in tutoring I exhibit precision, clarity, and most of all patience. Frequent...

...fall to begin my masters at American University. During my first year at AU, I worked as a graduate assistant to Professor William Belding, winner of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize, and got the opportunity to hone my writing skills by editing papers written by undergraduate and graduate students. Overall I take interest in a wide range topics that include history, geopolitics and economics; working with students on these topics will be a great opportunity...

...is to see them, not as obstacles to overcome on your way to college, law school or graduate school, but as puzzles to be solved. If you look at the test as a game, it becomes far less frightening. Like a chess player, what you need to do is develop a toolkit of methods and strategies that that you can use to polish off the questions calmly and methodically. I've done this for myself--most recently...

I am an undergraduate student at the University of Southern California pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Business Administration. I have 4-5 years experience tutoring students of varying ages/levels and subjects.

...Mina and I am currently a freshman at the University of Maryland, College Park. All throughout high school I excelled in both mathematics and English, thus allowing me to teach a broad range of subjects from Algebra 1 to essay editing. I also scored a 1550 on the SAT and would be able to assist any student in learning the skills it would take to perform well on standardized tests. As a college student, my...