Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Washington DC

I am currently a Freshman Student at the University of Maryland College Park, and I am working towards a degree in Information Systems with a Minor in Business on a Pre-Law Track. I am most excited to teach students English, Math, and other critical learning skills needed for higher-level concepts. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, going on walks, painting, reading, and traveling!

I am a freshman at the University of Virginia, working towards earning a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Business. Some of my favorite subjects include algebra, calculus, economics, and programming!

...field of Telecommunications and Electronics as well as related subjects. Most recently, I have been working with youth here in DC in the areas of Computer Technology, GED, Financial Literacy and Homework Assistance. This has been with year-round as well as summer programs. As part of continuing education, I have completed various courses in 'Advancing Youth Development' where I learned to assist youth to navigate and use resources, identify their own strengths, define and achieve...

...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 Varsity Tutors to help students become responsible citizens (and voters!) with a sound understanding of government, policy, and the economy. Although I am most passionate about government and economics, I can also teach essential academic skills including essay writing, algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, public speaking, and more!

...career advice, or standardized testing, I have always helped those around me strive to do better. My parents raised me to be kind and understanding, but I also have the courage and ability to be honest in order to help people improve themselves. I spent four years in college as an editor of a constitutional democracy journal, culminating in the position of editor in chief, so reading, writing, and editing are definitely my strengths.

...CFA charterholder and a graduate of the Wharton School where I received an MBA and Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies where I received a Master's in International Economics and International Political Economy. I received a B.S. in Business Administration-Finance from the University of Southern California. I am passionate about macroeconomics, finance, investing, statistics and enjoy tutoring in those and other quantitative fields. I have been through the CFA and GMAT exam prep processes....

...a proud graduate of William and Mary where I double majored in Economics and Political Science. My academic journey along with my tutoring and professional experience have equipped me with a robust foundation in critical thinking and problem solving. I've learned that every student is unique and deserves a tailored approach to learning. I believe personalized focus is paramount in creating a supportive environment for prospective learners. I look forward to the opportunity to inspire genuine...

Proud Kansan. Eclectic educator. Superfan of all things social studies. University of Minnesota alumnus, with degrees in Global Studies, History, and Political Science. Currently in pursuit of a M.S.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Kansas. Over a decade of experience in social studies education presently teaching 7th Grade Ancient World Civilizations in Washington, D.C.

...profile picture is me taking water samples in Antarctica! My Bachelor of Arts is in Biology with Minors in Spanish and Sociology from DePauw University in Indiana. I've taught K-12 and college classes, including at Bard College. In my free time, I like to garden -my apartment is filled with plants. I'm also learning how to throw pottery on a wheel and have made a few small bowls. Finally, I love spending time with my...

...the topic. Before starting graduate school at Georgetown, I worked as an assistant at a school for students with learning differences. Differentiation to help students where they are and get them to the next level is a foundational practice for me; I use some practices that have personally helped me as someone with dyslexia. I love random history (the history of salt, the reason we say the word OK, and everything in between) , true...

I am a graduate of Boston University with a Bachelor's degree in international relations, graduated summa cum laude with honors. I offer tutoring in a variety of subjects including writing, history, SAT and PSAT prep, selected AP exams, as well topics such as study and organizations skills, essay outlining and editing, and college applications.

...and economic analysis for various clients. I am most passionate about the business-related quantitative disciplines, i.e. Economics, Finance, Accounting, and Statistics, but have many years experience tutoring nearly every subject that involves numbers and logic. I am a firm believer that we are facing an inflection point in the trajectory of modern education, and as such, it is absolutely necessary to provide all students with the best resources that modern approaches to academic success require....

I see my role as a tutor as one in which I first create an environment that facilitates learning while I provide the supplemental instruction. In this way, I will also be working to build the student's confidence to help them succeed in their academic pursuits.

...learning environment where I connect with students through social and emotional learning, ensuring they feel comfortable and engaged. I utilize differentiated instruction tailored to diverse learners, fostering understanding through direct interaction and clear objectives. My passion for teaching, rooted in my early experiences helping peers, drives me to inspire and guide students toward academic success. I look forward to helping you achieve your goals! I enjoy: Sports: Soccer. Technology: Mobile Apps Development. Education: Teaching/Tutoring, Reading,...

Robert loves to tutor and has a well rounded list of subjects. ... Learning is the key to everything. Understanding and connecting with each individual is the path to learning.... Take the time to get to know the student as a person. Also, rather than focus on what the student does not know, instead focus on what the student does know.... Make learning interactive.... Set goals. Tailor the learning to the student.... Start by focusing on...

...of Virginia. Working towards a Computer Science: Bachelor of Science degree. Growing up I really enjoyed learning Math, and that is why I want to show others that it is actually not that challenging. I also feel that I can personally relate with a lot of students since not too long ago, I was in the same position! I can tutor Algebra, Trig, and Calculus, along with a lot of other miscellaneous things.

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.

...left teaching full time and now work for the US Government working on accounting and Finance Systems. I am an expert skier and teach skiing during the winter months. I missed teaching so I currently tutor students in all levels of Math and love it! The joy of helping individual students understand a concept and succeed, where they thought they couldn't, is what keeps me tutoring! I enjoy working with all levels of students, working...

...and grades, but I particularly enjoy getting to teach and develop the close-reading skills of my students. Close-reading, critical analysis, and clear writing are the foundations for any ELA, history, or social science class. Those are also some of the hardest skills to learn in a classroom setting. With our one-on-one time I'm able to get my students to more deeply and personally engage with the material, ultimately resulting in a richer understanding that corresponds...

...curriculum. This meant that I developed the ability to both reteach lower level skills, as well as push advanced students to higher levels of rigor. More broadly, I understand that Math can be incredibly frustrating, and I made it a point to be very clear in my instruction. I also believe that students will shut down if the instructor neglects to encourage them positively. Being positive and remaining calm helped my students during moments of...