Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...in college and continued tutoring well into medical school during the first two pre-clinical years. My approach varies on what the student requires. Some students want to make major changes in short periods of time which require a more focused approach and a more hands on methodology for quick significant gains. For students with more time on their hands and a more difficult time grasping material less hand-holding is required and a more directed approach...

I am currently a graduate student at University of Maryland studying bioengineering. I did my B.S. in Chemistry w/ a concentration in Biochemistry at Wake Forest University and graduated in 2014. I thoroughly enjoy meeting new people and working together to understand new things (especially science)!

My Goal as in instructor is to help children and individuals to think critically and strategically.

...in Beirut, Lebanon, until coming to the United States for my undergraduate education. I received a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University in Nuclear Geopolitical Studies, a major I hand-crafted to combine nuclear physics with international security. I have been tutoring for 6 years in physics, maths, and SAT, during which I have worked with middle, high school, and college students. I have also worked as a translator for Arabic and French.

...atmospheric chemistry modeling. Since I graduated, I worked as a deputy data director for a group managing data on residents across a state relevant to the group's interests. I now work for an environmental non-profit. Outside of academia and work, I enjoy running, cooking, reading, and hiking. I have tutored students in middle school, high school, and college in math, chemistry, SAT prep, and environmental sciences. I enjoy sharing my love of math and sciences,...

...best I can be in everything I do, and have worked hard to make that happen. At the same time, the journey hasn't been easy, and more than anything else, my mentors have helped me get where I am today. I am lucky to have had teachers who were playful, caring, and understanding, and still always pushed me toward excellence. That's the kind of tutor I hope to be. I ask students questions that help...

...medical school or other graduate health professional schools. I have worked with countless students and feel confident that I can edit, guide, and counsel you on the best way to represent yourself. As a medical student myself, I feel comfortable talking about what an admissions committee is looking for and the best strategies for success. I also have extensive experience with younger students, starting in elementary school. I feel very comfortable tutoring all elementary subjects....

...an Air Liaison Officer. I moved to Nashville TN and then 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...

...as an engineer and an engineering manager often required that I teach classes in the companies I worked for on the physics and techniques of the trade. Doing so led me to consider the possibility of teaching as a second career, so in 2004 I obtained a certificate through the Post Baccalaureate Teacher Preparation Program at Rio Salado Community College. This required that I work as a student teacher. I did my student teaching at...

...a PhD in history. I have taught ethics at community college, US and World history as well as upper division university level history courses including pre and post Civil war American history, Progressive Era American business history,and modern Chinese history in the global environment. My hobbies include photography, reading and writing, visiting museums and historic sites and gardening. I'm particularly interested in history of science/technology and I am currently writing a book on history of...

I've been a volunteer math tutor for high school and elementary students. I was a foster parent of a new teenager and a scoutmaster or assistant. I worked 32 years at NASA/GSFC doing operational navigational support of satellites, research in solar astronomy, and writing software. I taught college physics labs and gave planetarium lectures to those of all ages.

If I did it, you could certainly do it

...the past ten years, I have tutored students ranging from middle schoolers to doctoral candidates. During my time in graduate school, I worked as a teaching assistant, a writing tutor, and an associate instructor--so I have a good amount of experience teaching. I have helped with admissions essays, personal statements, resumes, dissertations, SAT prep, and much more. I am easy-going, friendly, and patient, and I'd love the opportunity to work with you!

...help answer your questions and making the abstract concrete. As a mechanical engineer at a design firm, I am constantly exposed to calculation and sophisticated concepts associated with the world around us. This allows for retention of mathematical and physical problems learned within the classroom. During my free time, I enjoy being active whether it be rowing, golf, tennis or lifting weights. I also love to socialize, read, watch Netflix and take relaxing naps.

I am a graduate student in bioengineering and have over 6+ years tutoring math, science, and social studies from middle school to undergraduate level

...in the Fall. I am most passionate about Science, Math, and Engineering related subjects. In my experience helping 4th and 5th graders learn engineering while I was in college, I have found that an energetic approach and patient attitude are the most important qualities when teaching new subjects. I am a huge proponent of education and believe that children are our future and can be shaped into strong leaders very early on in their education....

I have a BS in Chemical Engineering from UMD and I'm a certified EIT (Engineer in training). I love numbers and tutoring, and if you have any questions about chemical engineering, or engineering in general, I'd love to answer them.

...engineering graduate from Florida International University and have been tutoring for 2 years now. I was a design lead for my school's aerospace engineering club competition model aircraft and enjoy working in teams. I believe that everyone has the potential to succeed and have their best qualities recognized as long as they put the effort in. My goal is to facilitate that fulfillment of potential and build the confidence in my clients.

...math and science and developed an understanding of how to effectively communicate ideas and concepts in a fun and engaging way. I do everything in my power to ensure learning math and science is a pleasant experience, and bring my personal flair and passion for the discipline to every meeting. My lessons plans will generally follow the text that the student is accustomed to, with additional tips and tricks from my own favorite texts and...

My major strength as a tutor is my ability to demystify advanced material by breaking it down into simple pieces using everyday language. I impress upon students that the only thing that makes a topic easy or difficult is whether they know it already, and my job is to help them turn difficult topics into easy ones. I emphasize effort over ability.