Certified Tutors From College of William and Mary

...and science to the real world. I believe there is always an opportunity to learn surprising things from their class. There are no dumb questions and no job is too small :^) I believe that everyone has different ways to learn. My job as a tutor is to find what is missing from your "toolkit"...

...is education. Many clients are unfamiliar with the specifics of the relatively new public cloud environment, and it is my job to educate them and empower decision makers to make the right choices. I am excited to bring my knowledge and expertise, in AWS, to my students, and help them prepare for the extremely sought-after...

...Latin and French are my specialty! I also enjoy teaching English grammar and syntax. My goal is to secure students with the skills they need in order to succeed in the classroom and beyond. I work closely with students, giving them honest feedback on what they need to improve on, and I adapt my teaching...

...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 concepts they need to learn. In my spare...

I am a passionate financial planner that enjoys getting to help others learn financial planning and personal finance.

...followed up my bachelors with a post-bacc at George Washington University where I am pursuing a Graduate certificate in anatomical and transnational sciences. As a pre-med student, my goal is to attend medical school this coming fall. As a tutor, My goal is to address any and all obstacles standing between my student and their...

...since 2020, and have tutored over forty K-12 students in reading, writing, middle school math, and beginner Spanish. I am passionate about education, and craft curriculum to each student's specific strengths and weaknesses. I always strive to create a learning environment in which students are not afraid to make mistakes and challenge themselves.

...my peers in China with learning English and my friends in college with their Chinese. I am most passionate about tutoring Mandarin-related subjects because I can relate to the difficulties of learning Chinese as a native English speaker. Having taken the Chinese SAT Subject Test and HSK Level 6 Exam (highest level offered), I am...

...taught several different classes and age groups. I started out my post-high school education at the University of South Florida where I went through many changes in majors and enjoyed taking a wide variety of classes. After several eventful years at USF, I received an opportunity to move to Illinois and fix up and restore...

...I work with students to increase their faith in their own skill. I do this by focusing on the prewriting and planning stages of the writing process. I also help students master editing and rewriting, helping good writing become perfect. Above all, I help the student tackle the writing objectives, whatever they may be. I...

...students' scores surpassed both school-wide and county-wide averages in every Language Arts metric (iReady, Performance Matters, FSA Writing) and at interim testing in December, more than 80% of my students had already achieved their annual growth targets in both vocabulary and reading comprehension. While my certification and the bulk of my experience is in teaching...

...childcare experience outside of that. I am seeking a Bachelors of Science degree in Applied Mathematics with a pre-law track. I am passionate about tutoring math so I can help change the common negative associations many students make with it. I enjoy tutoring reading and writing because of the exponential help good writing and reading...

...received a B.S. in Mathematics from William & Mary and am now a graduate student at the University of Oslo. I tutor various high-school and university level mathematics subjects as well as SAT and GRE math; I have also been a Teaching Assistant for Calculus II - III at Northeastern University. As an aspiring mathematician,...

...all elementary and middle school subjects! I graduated from Davidson College in 2016 and William and Mary Law School in 2020. I have worked in a high school as a college adviser, helping students navigate the process of college applications, SAT/ACT prep, and financial aid. I have also worked with elementary and middle school students...

...experience, and success, taking AP exams, the SAT, the GRE, and LSAT also makes me a qualified standardized test tutor. In college I was a teaching assistant in a Vertebrate Biology laboratory course. I'm interested tutoring because I love helping people learn, grow, and become confident in themselves. Beyond the classroom I love the outdoors,...

...bachelor's degree in biology and plan to obtain a Master's degree in public health. One of my favorite ways to teach is by having an interactive presentation with lots of visual components, where I am able to ask questions while I am presenting. I generally prefer to have an engaging conversation with the student, because...

...ages, and am excited to help people reach their academic goals! My aim is to not only provide help to those who need it, but to also teach students how to better learn on their own (the higher your education goes, the more important this becomes!). While the old "catch a [wo]man to fish and...

...this year. I will meet and exceed your expectations in K-12 education or SAT prep by breaking down each problem into manageable parts and tailoring my approach to each specific student. I am flexible for booking Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and available early morning, evening, and night on Tuesday and Thursday.

...part of a student's learning process, and it is this process that I emphasize the most. A correct answer is worth only as much as the ability to recreate it; that is why patience and progressive advancement are the two pillars of my approach to teaching. In my spare time I like to read, draw...

...practice test and practice session. When I started I was all over the place, I'd get anxiety attacks just when I messed up a logic games or logical reasoning section, beating myself up over dumb mistakes. I was not studying well at first, but over time as I put more work (and learned some clever...