Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...the right way. While I have been working on my physics/electrical engineering double major at Georgia Tech, I have spent my free time lecturing to high school and college physics/math classes. I have also worked with classmates one on one. My experience shows me that instead varying expectation (A,B,C,D) and fixing the pace we should fix the expectation at a mastery level and vary the time spent on a topic. I tutor college and high...

...in the biomedical industry. I am ready to assist you in passing your FE Exam or help in any mechanical engineering courses that you are struggling with. I have 2 years of experience in tutoring. I have previously tutored English to foreign students, math& physics to grade high school students, and mechanical engineering courses in the university. As a tutor, I aim to create thoughtful, innovative and exciting lessons, which support my students as individuals....

...up a degree in Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. I also work with a company called STEAM Truck, which is a Mobile Maker Space that goes around Atlanta working with kids in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics). I was born in Chicago, but I grew up in Shorewood, Wisconsin. I went to Marquette University High School where I was a part of my school's Latin Club, as well as played Football and ran Track....

...emphasis on urban studies and quantitative analysis, but the academic skills and concepts from those disciplines apply to a large number of social science fields. I think that education at its best is a collaborative experience between students and teachers to meet the students' goals, and I approach tutoring with that same mindset. I will work with students to help them define their goals and then act as a coach and mentor to help them...

I am a 4th year Biochemistry student at Georgia Tech that is passionate about helping others feel more comfortable in their chemistry studies. I have been a mentor for many freshman chemistry students throughout college and love helping people learn! I tutor general chemistry because I want to help people enjoy it as much as I do!

Howdy! My name is Eugene and I recently moved to the Atlanta area after graduating from Texas A&M University with a Chemical Engineering degree. I look forward to sparking an interest in math and science, describing its applicability to the real world, and making education fun!

Aspiring physician. Graduated from Georgia State University with B.S. Chemistry, MS in Biochemistry, and MPH in Epidemiology. I lectured and tutored undergraduate epidemiology at GSU as a graduate teaching assistant. I get great satisfaction in helping people whether it is understanding a concept or building the best study habits.

...space. I will then take some time to create a plan for our time together. I empower you to become to best student that you can be. I am a graduate of The University of Tampa. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry with a pre-medical concentration. Since graduation, I have completed my Masters of Arts in Education with a focus on Globalization in Curriculum. I was in the United States Army...

Hello! My name is Kayla and I am a fourth year at the University of Georgia studying Mechanical Engineering. I've always loved math and science, but I know not everyone does. I hope to be able to make these subjects a little easier for you in the future.

...Irvine with a B.A. in Chemistry, an emphasis in chemical research, and a Math minor. I volunteered as a tutor in various subjects throughout high school and college, my favorite subjects to tutor are college level quantum mechanics, chemistry, and math. I love being able to help students tackle some of the most daunting fields in STEM. My hope is to impart into my students some of my excitement for these subjects. They don't have...

I am a graduate student at Kennesaw State University studying Data Science and Analytics. I am interested in tutoring math, chemistry, and test prep while completing my Masters program. I completed my undergraduate in Chemical Engineering at Georgia Tech and have completed STEM course work up to the graduate level.

...Suffolk University (Boston, MA), and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Central Florida. Recently I went back to school to get some new skills in Cybersecurity from a Technical College near my home, and I'm always on the hunt for further IT certification, which is my career field. I'm a never-give-upper, who knows what it is to fail and how to extricate myself from that potential situation. I'm huge on "process" and sticking to...

...myself a coach. Whether it is in a classroom, on the field for a sport or just life in general. I've been coaching/mentoring for years and cannot wait to help you achieve greatness. One of my biggest issues in school was not being able to relate or understand my teachers teaching methods. I like to connect and know that the student is learning. I try and show different angles to approach problems until a student...

...point of reference. As teachers we have the responsibility to evaluate our student's level of knowledge and to increase their level of understanding, comprehension, analysis, and diagnosis of the subject we teach. Furthermore, I believe that a teacher is morally obligated to enter the classroom with only the highest of expectations for each and every one of her students. Thus, the teacher maximizes the positive benefits that naturally come along with any self-fulfilling prophecy. With...

...traditionally associated with the chemistry, I try to incorporate information about diverse cultural groups. I believe that attending to diversity exposes students to an important aspect of higher education and society in general and prepare them for future interactions with those who are different from them. I am also committed to having students attain a critical understanding of the theories and concepts to which they are exposed. Consequently, I stress the applicability of course materials...

...was also admitted into Eta Kappa Nu, the electrical engineering honors society. In that organization, I was elected Chapter President during my senior year. Since graduation, I have worked in a wide variety of technology-based corporations, including Raytheon Company, EMS Wireless, and Envista Forensics LLC. My engineering experience was heavily based in mathematics and physics which I used to solve a broad range of engineering challenges. Now, as a retired engineer, I have taken up...

...school in algebra; I continued this practice throughout my college years for various courses in physics and math. Today, I tutor Physics I & II (including High School Physics), Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus I-III. My favorite subjects to tutor are the Calculus courses as it opens a whole new world in math to anyone learning it. The applications of calculus are consistently practical and never-ending in our modern world. Ever since I began tutoring, I...

I teach taking into account the individual ability of the student to grasp the information. For instance, I would give a suitable or a related example so that the student would understand the new concept by drawing a parallel with what they know already. This would ensure their cognition and also high retention.

...schoolers. In addition to such experience, I also taught kids how to draw and paint with the goal to win different art related awards. Personally, I am a regional, national, and international award winning artist, and this experience led me to be accepted into The New School, Pratt Institute, SCAD, UGA, Auburn, UMich, and SLU. I mainly focus on algebra and grammar in my tutor sessions. I believe that every problem math and grammar related...

Hey! I'm Jason, an undergraduate student at Georgia Tech. I'm currently studying Computer Engineering, and I have an A.S. in Engineering. I graduated in 2020, so I know how different classes have been during the pandemic.