Award-Winning Finance Tutors in Chapel Hill, NC

...of Texas at Arlington. That is a lo of school work, and I have learned much and taught much. I have taught in the US Navy, in private technical colleges and in public universities for over 30 years. I have taught military courses, electronics technology, computer systems, economics, networking, programming, database, statistics, and data analysis. The best part of teaching and tutoring is to help the student truly understand, and then apply, the material at...

...from UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School with a Finance Concentration. I recently completed my MS in Finance from Georgetown. I have worked for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, investment banks, and a private equity firm; so, I have experience in the applied application of academic theory. I am adept at teaching economics and finance, as well as topics in math, statistics, business administration, and standardized testing including several of the Series Exams. My teaching philosophy...

...I coached middle school and high school teacher for four years and trained over 1000 K-12 grade teachers in coding. I would best describe my tutoring style as one that adapts to each students' need. For example, I have always tried to frame questions in a different way so that the student can better understand the question. Some students need visual representations of numbers and systems to understand them, and others benefit more by understanding...

...I currently attend graduate school at Western Illinois University. I am pursuing a master's degree in Mathematics with a focus in Applied Math, finance, and Statistics. I want to fulfill the requirements needed to teach at college. My long-term plan is to either become full-time mathematics, finance, or economics professor at a university level or pursue a career at a financial institution. I love my majors and I always try to connect between the two...

Tutors are more than expert academics; they are motivational coaches. The greatest obstacle preventing a student from learning is lack of belief in their own abilities. There is no knowledge outside the reach of anyone's understanding. ... Patience, understanding, and kindness go a very long way with helping students build their confidence.... Get an understanding for the student’s objective and learning style.... By helping the student believe in themselves, first and foremost. Secondly, by encouraging the...

...study in university-level German. I am conversationally fluent in other languages such as: Spanish, Italian, Norwegian, and Mandarin Chinese. In addition to my foreign language study, I am certified to teach English to non-native English speakers (TESOL). Furthermore, I have a wide knowledge of various fields in linguistics such as: Phonetics/Phonology, Syntax, Sociolinguistics, Second Language Acquisition, and Romance Phonetics. As for my future, I am working the Master of Business Administration. With an MBA and...

I understand the value of team work and believe there are multiple approaches to finding success. Not all materials are easily understood, but a strong and consistent work ethic is key to solving life's challenges.

...on being able to alleviate confusion in math for students. I have a wide variety of techniques to help every student understand every step of the process. I use my mathematical prowess as well as my corny sense of humor to make sure every student I work with has a strong understanding of the material being covered. In my spare time, I enjoy watching Football and Hockey, playing musical instruments, and participating in trivia.

...Mary and UNC, but studied computer programming, economics, and applied statistics in my courses. I've spent my career promoting data-driven decision making across industries, with everything from an election forecast to predicting mortality risks. I began tutoring mathematics during my high school years, and want to work to bring my knowledge of statistics and business savvy to others. My teaching style involves meeting people where they are and trying to find real-world examples for the...

...of Northeastern University where I graduated with a B.S. in Mathematics and Business Administration. I've been working for the last year and half, but have recently decided to go back to school for a Masters in Statistics and am now studying for the GREs. I've been a tutor off and on since my senior year of high school when I taught SAT prep, and continued through college tutoring Calc 1, 2, and 3.