Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving West New York, NJ

...Sciences. I have worked as a tutor for a few years now, and my favorite subjects are English, Sciences, and History. I like working with students to figure out their interests and how it relates to their studies. Everyone has a different learning style and approach; understanding this makes a huge difference in how well...

I'm currently a high school chemistry teacher, certified in Earth and Environmental Science, and I'm super excited to support in your academic needs!

...students to have academic success. I am passionate for helping student understand the material and eventually allow them to be able to do it individually. Here to guide them in the correct path in case they have trouble and get stuck. Since 2016 I have been a peer tutor at my community college, which in...

...my past experiences, I learned that outcomes are not always literal. I appreciate how law is not like a mechanical or mathematical process. As I debunk the limitless possibilities of the world, I am more certain of my confidence to effectively represent a client in the court of law. Although many may attest to their...

...K-12 students and with a degree in engineering I have a very strong math background. I have led STEM camps for middle school students, tutored students 1-on-1, and developed science and math curriculum for middle school and high school students. I enjoy teaching students new skills and translating my love of learning to them!

...students for a summer high school program at Columbia. Practicing the material and assignments in advance, anticipating the points that would confuse students, reorganizing the lesson plans and assignment instructions to be as clear and intuitive as possible, and then continuing to adjust how I taught in response to questions and struggles of students was...

I am a student at Columbia University in New York, studying Computer Science and Biochemistry. I offer person-centered learning approaches in the subjects of ACT prep, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Spanish, English, Writing, Psychology and other areas. Outside of school, I enjoy reviewing films and novels, conducting biomedical research, exercising, and writing.

...friends in classes that we were taking together or that I had already taken. Some of these classes included general chemistry and some organic chemistry, as well as calculus and statics and dynamics in biological systems. At my university, I am getting back into formal tutoring by becoming a teaching assistant for a biology lab/lecture...

My tutoring experience ranges from teaching a mid-20s Bloomberg employee how to program in Python to helping fellow MIT computer science undergraduates understand the more thorny minutiae of digital system design. I spend most of my free time programming, reading about transportation and politics, and playing softball most summer weekends.

...have taken upper level and graduate coursework in US, European, African, and South Asian History, as well as Historiography. These courses, as well as my study of the NY State curricula in Global and American History have made me more than familiar and comfortable with these courses and exams. My own experience as a reader...

...web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript enabling them to build web applications showing off their urban farm work. I was also a Web Developer Instructor for nonprofit The Knowledge House teaching middle and high schoolers web development and as a contractor for the NAN Tech program teaching seniors web development. I also have extensive...

...well in their studies. I have a passion for education and higher learning and with my skill set I would not want that talent to go to waste. In terms of subjects I feel as though I have the highest experience and expertise in teach in: Math (pre-algebra, geometry, trigonometry, algebra, algebra II, statistics, &...

...There, I worked as a Teaching Assistant and Laboratory Assistant gaining valuable teaching experience. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and helping students. My favorite part about being a Tutor is seeing students gain confidence in themselves and succeeding academically. I believe the primary focus of a Tutor should be the student rather than...

...in biology. Aside from biology, I took a rigorous course load that included other sciences (chemistry and physics), psychology, and philosophy/ethics. I started tutoring when I was just a sophomore in high school! I'm passionate about helping students reach their full potential through personalized lesson plans with a special focus on weaknesses. I also help...

...Specialist at Apple, and have an affinity for anything tech related. I love to teach people about the world around them; from the smallest particles to the biggest celestial bodies. My passion lies in science, and I take pride in making learning fun and comprehensive. Likewise, I love to find the passion within all my...

...to be like homework help class. Besides, I have worked as a lecturer of mathematics in Kathmandu Engineering College, Kathmandu, Nepal for more than 7 years to the undergraduates. Moreover, I have taught mathematics to the lower and secondary schools back in my country. As you can see, I have been teaching/tutoring mathematics to different...

...students in my free time, especially those with interests associated with STEM, to understand the material they are learning in their academics. I am also a current tunnel engineering intern for Mott MacDonald, and am in the process of obtaining my EIT, as I passed my FE - Civil Exam in the fall of 2022!

Succeed through practice and learning the best methodology for that specific student.

...to teach students to draw on many resources to answer any question they have, not just those at hand. I graduated from Hamilton College in May of 2023 with a Bachelor of Arts in Physics and Geosciences (double major). My academic interests include the physical sciences, mathematics (especially algebra and calculus), and space/earth/environmental science. Outside...

...with math students of the Bronx Community College and Operations Management students of Baruch College and the Cornell Graduate School. Whether statistics, management or psychology majors, or new freshmen, they usually are able to grasp the "grammar rules" of a linear algebra problem before I proceed to formally state the theorem to be applied. While...