Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Alexandria, VA

...in 2015. Since then, I have worked with nonprofits in the Philadelphia region, in India, and in DC. Currently, I'm working for a human rights nonprofit in DC, where I do all sorts of data analysis. I've been fortunate enough to work and live around the world - most recently working with goat farmers in India (long story). In college, I studied abroad in Jordan. My background as a tutor is a bit unconventional: at...

...and math skills as well as graduate students preparing for entrance exams. My approach to teaching is to be collaborative and thorough. I always appreciated teachers who broke things down into simple pieces, explained things in a methodical manner, and never made me feel bad for not understanding right away. So I hope to do the same with all my students. At the end of the day, I aim to help all my students achieve...

I am passionate about teaching and learning. Not every subject comes easy to students and I am great at breaking it down and explaining the process.

I'm going to make sure that you get the results that you need by using all of my smarts to help you understand what's confusing or scary. I've been a lawyer for 4 years, and I'm about to work for a startup. I believe people can accomplish anything that they want.

...Hill, where I earned my degree in Economics and French. For over six years, I've worked with students from middle school through college, tutoring in a variety of settings: one-on-one, in small groups, and virtually. My subject specialties include French (all levels), math (including Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus), Economics (micro, macro, and quantitative methods), Statistics, and programming (including Python, SQL, and Stata). I've helped students prepare for standardized tests, strengthen classroom performance, and gain confidence...

...Institute of Technology and my Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from University of Texas at San Antonio(UTSA). I'm currently an Operations Research Analyst for the U.S. Army I primarily tutor in economics, accounting, and chess with previous experience tutoring college undergraduates at UTSA. Economics has always been an interesting and enjoyable subject to tutor. My main focus in tutoring economics is to find the exact step the student is not understanding. Sometimes economics content...

...Washington University with a concentration in Politics, Policy, and Administration. I graduated from the University of Florida in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Economics, Minors in Leadership and Public Leadership, and a Certificate in Political Campaigning. While completing my Bachelor's Degree, I taught students weekly about voting rights and public policy for two years and I interned for a member of Congress for three summers in a row. I joined...

I'm a student at American University, and I've always been the kind of person to get excited about learning. I hope that tutoring will allow me to help other students enjoy learning by empowering them to succeed in subjects they might struggle with.

I am a graduate of Villanova University. I received by Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Humanities. I am currently pursuing a Masters of Human Resources Management at George Washington University right outside of DC. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Psychology and Writing with the intent of obtaining a PHD in the future. I find the tutoring process to be very rewarding and I enjoy making new connections with students.

I am an attorney with a background in finance and economics and an interest in history and political science. Throughout my academic career, I worked with a variety of students and enjoyed helping them master subject matter and prepare for tests. I look forward to helping students in the greater Washington area.

...University in Virginia. My major was Business Marketing with a focus in finance. In fall of 2015 I will be attending Georgetown University for my MBA. I am from Michigan and currently live in Washington, DC. I have tutored and mentored through High School and college and my passion is finding students best learning styles to achieve the best results. My favorite subject to tutor is algebra because I find it to be very intimidating...

My goal is to help you succeed academically. I believe that the best way to do this is to pay close attention to your unique strengths, weaknesses, and objectives, and to then tailor an approach that makes sense given your specific context. No two students are exactly alike, and I strive to embody this understanding.

...I have worked in education as a tutor, an undergraduate teacher assistant, and an intern for the Economic Education Department at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. As a tutor for the university, I had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of students ranging from traditional freshmen to adult learners. To help develop my tutoring skills, I attended weekly workshops, where we focused on communication skills, the tutoring cycle, and learning styles. I...

...Teaching is challenging, exciting and gratifying; as a year progresses you can see the difference that you make in the eyes of your students. It is a challenge to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge (Albert Einstein) in all students, no matter of their cultural background, social-economical background, and number of other variables that influence persons growth. I want all my students to feel capable of doing mathematics. My challenge as a teacher is...

...we experience difficulties in acquiring that knowledge but that should not stop us! This is how I became a tutor; at a young age, I struggled with comprehension, and inattention. I was eager to learn, didn't learn at the same pace as everyone else. My aunt, an educator, taught me some tips and tricks to boost my learning both in and out of the classroom. As I progressed in my education (engineering, public health, medicine),...

What makes me a great tutor is my ability to relate to struggling students. While in school, I initially had a hard time coping with classes. It was when I focused on my study and organizational skills, that I saw a steady improvement in my grades. With every improvement, I gained improved confidence and self -esteem. I know how to uplift and inspire students, while allowing them to strengthen their weak areas. ... Work with students...

...Spanish. I've always enjoyed breaking down tricky concepts and helping others feel more confident in what they're learning whether it's math, writing, or anything in between. Outside of school, I've worked in everything from business and logistics to community-focused roles, so I know how to adapt my style to different people and situations. I try to make tutoring sessions feel productive but also relaxed and low-pressure. My goal is to help you really understand what...

I hold multiple degrees in physics, with a wide range of additional interests and subjects. I'm dedicated to teaching technical concepts in a manner that is as concise and easy to understand as possible, while still maintaining the "practice makes perfect" philosophy. I'm also happy to discuss career interests or assist in college preparatory efforts.

...driven academic with a focus on helping students achieve their academic and personal goals. I have a Bachelor, Master, and Doctorate degree in Business Administration/Management and so I understand the dedication and discipline necessary to succeed in school studies. I use interactive and fun activities to help students understand complex concepts and apply them to real-world problems. I am also a firm believer in meeting the students where they are academically and helping them to...

...of Medicine in Washington, DC. I took 2 gap years as an NIH Post-bac IRTA Fellow doing research on sickle cell genetics. I obtained my degree in biology and minored in chemistry. I enjoy sharing the knowledge I have learned throughout my years as a student and I hope to help out as many people as I can. While I was in undergrad, I was a leader in a mental health organization where I advocated...