Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Roswell, GA

I am a writer and editor with a B.A. in English from Pomona College. I mostly enjoy tutoring English, but math and science come easily to me as well. I love helping students get the most from their education. That moment when the material finally connects is everything. Outside of academia, I enjoy making music, reading, and working on my novel.

...is Emma Joly. I am a third year aerospace engineering student at Georgia Tech. I worked as a private tutor and ran math and physics tutoring labs during high school and was an undergraduate TA for Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics. I think the best way to help students is to ensure there are strong foundations in underlying topics that are necessary to understand essential material. Good foundations are the key to mastering complex topics!

...to get you excited too! (Or at least get you a better score.) I'm open to students of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels. A little bit about my academic background: I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a dual degree in Writing and Sociology. I have tutored on and off throughout my years in school and have always enjoyed the opportunity to share and teach what I've learned myself. I hope to...

...knowledge you will need to get the most value from practice questions. Finally, I can provide the proven tips and strategies I used to climb from a 507 on my diagnostic full length to a 524 on the real deal - a 100th percentile score. For example, instead of gimmicky highlighting or writing outlines, I can show you how to improve your reading comprehension pace so CARS no longer seems like a coin toss. Instead...

...same shoes, and I can help. If you give me the opportunity, I will work diligently with you to achieve those academic goals. My tutoring background includes two years of volunteer tutoring in a student-led organization at my undergraduate college. In addition to my experience, you will find me an open and engaging teacher who will challenge you to approach problems in a logical way. As such, I am looking forward to working with you...

...If you want to practice interviewing or have me read over your application, I'd be happy to! Maybe you're a professional and are going back to school? Not only is the material fresh in my mind, but I'm also old enough and experienced enough to relate it real world scenarios. Not a tech expert? I'll make your lesson as easy as possible! Just answer my video call and I will handle everything else! If you...

...I have taught research methods, statistics, and predictive analytics at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. My approach to teaching is to identify students needs and focus on the key info that helps them develop understanding and skills. I believe strongly that focusing on the use of knowledge is as important as the knowledge itself. I enjoy helping students discover their own path to understanding and mastering complex material. I enjoy helping students as a...

...I really enjoy it. I work with students in middle school, high school and college level math. My daytime job, for six plus years, was tutoring college students in math and electronics. I don't just give out the answers but I help the student with the methods to find the answers. I can help with algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus, AP calculus, math I, II and III. I am also very good...

Looking forward to helping you achieve your academic and learning goals.

...both Mathematics and Literature, Media, & Communication (LMC). My LMC concentration is in Science, Technology, & Culture, as well as Literature. I have been tutoring since high school, and have gained a lot of experience with the ups and downs of learning. I initially started out tutoring math, but over time I have grown to love tutoring literature as well. I believe that tutoring is a job that needs to be customized to the needs...

Currently just graduated from Georgia Tech (Go Jackets!), and more than ready to continue tutoring like I did at GCSU, I have obtained two degrees, one in physics and the other in Industrial engineering, so my knowledge is far and wide within the fields of mathematics, basic chemistry, and physics.

...for education and student engagement. After two years of retirement, I chose to return to the classroom, now teaching at a non-traditional online high school. I hold a bachelor's degree in Physics from LaGrange College, as well as two master's degrees from Cambridge College and Mercer University. My goal as an educator is to create an engaging and supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable exploring ideas, asking questions, and developing independent critical thinking skills....

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.

...and simplifying concepts. I provide step-by-step detailed solutions and explanations to students. I love seeing students comprehend concepts they thought to have been difficult. I have had passed experiences working with the Mathematics Department at the Academic Success Center at my first learning institution in Math classes ranging from College Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus, Calculus 1, 2 and 3 and Linear Algebra. I look for the simplest approach as well as providing pictorial/graphical explanations so that...

...helping students because I believe that education is not limited to exam scores but can also ignite curiosity and a lifelong love for learning. Over the years, I have gained diverse experience working with students in different capacities. In my professional career, I have honed my communication and problem-solving skills, explaining complex concepts in an accessible manner. This experience has equipped me to adapt to individual learning styles and needs, making learning more engaging and...

...to people about just anything, but Economics and my cat are my favorite topics. In my more introverted moments, I play video games, watch Netflix, and read all kinds of books. I also keep up to date on the world around me by reading the NYTimes and Wall Street Journal during the quiet moments of the day and by reading a "smart" non-fiction book every once in a while. Most of all though, I spend...

...believe every student has the capability to excel in Physics. I am committed to creating a nurturing and collaborative environment where students can develop a deeper understanding of Physics concepts, enhance their critical thinking skills while cultivating effective study habits and life long learners. With an impressive 32 year career in the classroom, I have taught Conceptual Physics, Honors Physics, IB Physics, AP Physics 1, College Physics and the Canadian curriculum. In addition to a...

...in Engineering for Engineering Management with a focus on Business Analysis, and I minored in Sustainability. During my studies, I was a personal tutor for elementary and middle school children and was an undergraduate teaching assistant for engineering courses. I also was a routine presenter at Family Science Night at elementary schools in the Atlanta Metro with IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). I am a massive proponent for spreading the real-life fun of...

...to trigonometry/calculus) and science (up to molecular biology and organic chemistry). I am currently a Professor of Anatomy and Physiology at a college in Georgia. I have recently just finished teaching high school students Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Forensic Science. I think my favorite subject is Biology. The cell is so intricate yet so small. A deeper understanding of the cell can definitely help with appreciating the world around us more. It's so interesting to...

...tutor for a range of subjects including physics, math, and introductory computer science. I am fluent in French and am open to working with students of all ages. I am flexible in my approaches in teaching and place a large emphasis on adapting my tutoring style to the student in order to embrace every unique learning style. My journey from math-fearing middle schooler to calculus lover and physics major has taught me that all it...