Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Enterprise, NV

...I enjoy helping provide that effort and achievement. I graduated from Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor's of Science in Actuarial Science & Economics in April/2014, and graduated from DePaul University with a Master's of Science in Applied Mathematics. I currently work for the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an Economist. I always liked using numbers to quantify and interpret certain problems; strange to some I know.I will be glad to tutor anyone in courses...

My name is Thu Thuy Nguyen. My passion is in helping students succeed. I really enjoy helping others to complete assignments, prepare for projects or tests, and guide them to pursue their interests and passions. I currently have my bachelors in Business Administration and I am actively pursuing my Masters in Counseling Education. My hope is to help students to learn more about themselves and the world. ... My teaching philosophy is to meet students where they currently are. I understand that learning can sometimes be hard, especially toward certain subjects because of personal preferences or how our mind is wired. So my approach is to learn about the student and which teaching style best fits them.

Develop your researching skills and become a skilled learner by gaining the intellectual skills and discipline to learn independently. I have an MBA in International Business and over 20 years of experience in the accounting, education, and entertainment industries. My education experience includes being a K-12 Teacher in English and Math (Algebra and Geometry). I was an Associate Degree Instructor in Federal Taxation and a Bachelors Degree instructor in Advanced Accounting.

I am extremely passionate about learning and teaching. It is a joy to help others learn. My hobbies are exercising and reading. I am interested in developing more independent learners.

Ordained minister who loves helping out others and learning, Currently working on my Bachelors degree at Grand Canyon University

Hi my name is Erika Chan I was a former tutor and sale representative in California. I love to teach dance, reading, writing and algebra. My favorite hobbies include dancing ballet running and basketball. On my free time I like to read almost anything about politics economics and psychology.

...I believe that every student is unique and capable of being coached to discover his/her inner academic strengths to ensure remarkable progress or advancements in Standardized Testing, Nursing, Leadership, English/Writing/APA papers, or Business courses. I review Test-Taking Strategies and Critical Thinking skills in each session. S U C C E S S is our mutual goal and the only option! My spare time is spent enjoying reading different genre's, finding excitement and awe in all...

...the SAT and ACT. I am always the person that my classmates turn to when they don't understand the material. I like explaining the confusing concepts in a way that is easier to understand. I usually do this by figuring out what interests the person I'm tutoring and relating their interests to the material. When I'm not tutoring, I like doing pretty typical activities for someone my age. I go to the movies, listen to...

...adorable pup named Lucille. I have a Master's degree from UNLV in early childhood education. I received my teaching license and a Bachelor's in History from Cal. State Fullerton in California. I am very passionate about teaching and knew I always wanted to be a teacher because I love to help people be successful. I can teach any subject and I am very knowledgeable in reading instruction. I have materials to teach with and I...

University Of North Texas | Bachelor's of Science in Math, and minors in actuarial science and statistics. ... People learn in different ways, so I like to adjust to their learning style instead.... Formally introduce myself, and ask what I can help him/her with.... By helping him/her understand the concept behind every question.... By helping him/her stick to a study schedule and making the study sessions interesting.... I would try a different approach of looking at the question itself.