I graduated top 15% of my high school with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. I received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Florida International University and a Master in Health Administration from the University of Florida. +5 years of tutoring experience. I was a Lead Upper Level Math Instructor in 2 education companies: Mathnasium and Sylvan Learning. I am TESOL certified, teaching Chinese students English as a second language. I also volunteer my time with E-Learning Amigos Tutoring, created with the goal of providing free of cost tutoring services to K-12 students as they adjust to distance learning due to the novel Coronavirus. I personalize instruction in mathematics, reading, study skills, homework support, and test preparation for college entrance and state exams. From an early age, my parents instilled the importance of education in me. I try to impart this to all of my students. I am able to accommodate different learning styles and diverse group of students.

I'm currently studying Psychology and Business Economics at the University of Chicago. I mostly tutor students in math and standardized test prep, as well as edit essays. During my time at school, I have been tutoring two students long-term, as well as conducting online one-time session with students since online classes started. Beyond making sure my students understand the material covered during session, I want to help foster a love for learning.

I grew up in Sonoma County, CA, and after running around and having a few adventures after high school, I returned to the area and settled into college life at Sonoma State University. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, minoring in Environmental Studies with a focus on environment-based education. I then moved up to Portland and attended the Graduate Teacher Education Program at Portland State University. I received my Master's degree in Education in 2009, and have been working with students in an educational setting ever since (taking time out here and there to have a few children of my own!). I did my student teaching in 3rd and 5th grades, and have done some substitute teaching in grades K-8. I worked as a paraprofessional in a significant needs program at an elementary school, and have taught 7th and 8th grades at an online school.I value education, and believe in teaching students how to seek out the answers, rather than just providing the answers for them. Every person is capable of learning, and one of my favorite things as a teacher is seeing the light in a student's eyes when they have figured something out; and seeing their confidence grow when they realize they can do it!

During my sophomore year of college I tutored math and science for Richmond City middle school students. I was a preceptor for human anatomy as well as comparative vertebrate anatomy at VCU where I lead group study sessions and designed outlines and practice test material. I have a bachelor's of science in biology as well as exercise science and am currently a part time graduate student and physical therapy technician.I am passionate about science and how it applies to everyday life.

I'm not like a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. Except I'm not a mom; I'm your tutor.I've worked in talent development and organizational development for the last 8 years with corporations.Currently, I work full-time as a training specialist for corporations, focusing on adult learning theory and talent development. I love helping people of all ages get their "aha! moments."Even though my day-to-day is focused on helping adults become better at their jobs, I have always loved helping kids enhance their reading and writing skills. I love helping them learn tricks to break down words, sentences, and grammar into easy, manageable pieces. I try to incorporate fun and hands-on experience in every session, but I'm also a self-proclaimed "grammar nazi." Thought I have fun, I will crack down on incomplete sentences, poor structure, and turn those problems around. I'm here to help you!

I am a graduate of Washington & Jefferson College, from where I received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish, and I am working towards receiving a Doctor in Physical Therapy. During my time at W&J, I completed a semester Study Abroad program at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain, where I studied intensely the Spanish language, history, and the culture. I have a passion for the Spanish language, which manifests in my membership in Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society, and in my tutoring Spanish for W&J College's Peer Assisted Learning Program. I am passionate for tutoring Spanish because I believe that learning language gives a better understanding of all aspects of life and opens doors to many more opportunities. Outside of academia, I enjoy traveling, sports, reading, and volunteering.

I am a rising sophomore at Trinity University. I am pursuing a major in mathematics and computer science. I am very passionate about science and math, and hope to help others feel the same way. In high school and college I found every opportunity to help others in the areas I felt strong in. I truly love teaching others. In areas some find especially difficult, such as math, I do everything I can to help others understand. By using real world examples and applications for math problems, and simply explaining things in new ways I feel I can impact a students view on math and science, and help them grow to love it like I do.

I'm Zach, a sophomore at Northwestern University, and I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. I love math and science, and enjoy the satisfaction of fostering love for such subjects in the students I tutor.In my free time, I enjoy watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing ice hockey, reading about the latest scientific developments, and taking walks with my family's yellow lab, Elle.

I graduated Magna cum Laude from the University of Vermont with a bachelor's of Art in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Pharmacology. As an Honors College Scholar, I completed my research with the department of Pharmacology and successfully defended my thesis. Though I always planned to continue my education by attending medical school, this process sparked my love for pharmacology and physiology and gave my studies a clear direction. I am now a medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and I aspire to enter the field of anesthesiology upon graduation.I began tutoring for college science classes after completing just one semester of undergrad. In my 3.5 years tutoring at UVM I helped students succeed in a range of biology and chemistry courses and had such success I was selected to serve as the supplemental instructor for biology.By the time I was an SI, I finally saw the value in learning all the nitty-gritty facts from freshman bio that hardly seem relevant. I also had some great professors that inspired me with their teaching styles which I tried to incorporate myself. At my weekly review sessions, I tried to connect the minutia to current research, Nobel Prize winners, and medical pathologies and treatments so students could see the bigger picture and not get bogged down by the details. Additionally, while serving as the biology SI, I encouraged students to ask questions they didn't feel comfortable asking their professor or questions outside of the class that I may be able to assist with, such as preparing to apply for medical school.As a female, first generation college student, I am passionate about helping underrepresented students achieve their dream of getting into medical school, and scoring well on the MCAT is a big step in that process. I believe I can use my experience to not only highlight the important content for this exam, but help build the skills they need to excel.In my personal life, I love to play softball, snowboard, practice yoga, and spend time with my cat Theo.

I have experience tutoring and teaching just about any subject you can imagine. My tutoring style is to think of us as a team using your natural talents and learning styles to get through any challenges the material presents.English is my main tutoring subject. I enjoy it because literature and language can be confusing, but with the right guide, they can be fun! My education begins with a lifetime of reading all the good literature I could get my hands on, day and night. After getting my BA in English Creative Writing in 2006 from LSU, I went back to school for English Secondary Education. Then I taught English as a second language to young Korean children in South Korea. Back in the US, I worked as a homeschool teacher and tutor. Now, I would love the opportunity to be your tutor.When I'm not tutoring, I'm spending time with my son, teaching or doing yoga, riding my bike, painting, playing the ukulele, or drinking coffee.

I graduated top 15% of my high school with the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. I received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Florida International University and a Master in Health Administration from the University of Florida. +5 years of tutoring experience. I was a Lead Upper Level Math Instructor in 2 education companies: Mathnasium and Sylvan Learning. I am TESOL certified, teaching Chinese students English as a second language. I also volunteer my time with E-Learning Amigos Tutoring, created with the goal of providing free of cost tutoring services to K-12 students as they adjust to distance learning due to the novel Coronavirus. I personalize instruction in mathematics, reading, study skills, homework support, and test preparation for college entrance and state exams. From an early age, my parents instilled the importance of education in me. I try to impart this to all of my students. I am able to accommodate different learning styles and diverse group of students.

I'm currently studying Psychology and Business Economics at the University of Chicago. I mostly tutor students in math and standardized test prep, as well as edit essays. During my time at school, I have been tutoring two students long-term, as well as conducting online one-time session with students since online classes started. Beyond making sure my students understand the material covered during session, I want to help foster a love for learning.

I grew up in Sonoma County, CA, and after running around and having a few adventures after high school, I returned to the area and settled into college life at Sonoma State University. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, minoring in Environmental Studies with a focus on environment-based education. I then moved up to Portland and attended the Graduate Teacher Education Program at Portland State University. I received my Master's degree in Education in 2009, and have been working with students in an educational setting ever since (taking time out here and there to have a few children of my own!). I did my student teaching in 3rd and 5th grades, and have done some substitute teaching in grades K-8. I worked as a paraprofessional in a significant needs program at an elementary school, and have taught 7th and 8th grades at an online school.I value education, and believe in teaching students how to seek out the answers, rather than just providing the answers for them. Every person is capable of learning, and one of my favorite things as a teacher is seeing the light in a student's eyes when they have figured something out; and seeing their confidence grow when they realize they can do it!

During my sophomore year of college I tutored math and science for Richmond City middle school students. I was a preceptor for human anatomy as well as comparative vertebrate anatomy at VCU where I lead group study sessions and designed outlines and practice test material. I have a bachelor's of science in biology as well as exercise science and am currently a part time graduate student and physical therapy technician.I am passionate about science and how it applies to everyday life.

I'm not like a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. Except I'm not a mom; I'm your tutor.I've worked in talent development and organizational development for the last 8 years with corporations.Currently, I work full-time as a training specialist for corporations, focusing on adult learning theory and talent development. I love helping people of all ages get their "aha! moments."Even though my day-to-day is focused on helping adults become better at their jobs, I have always loved helping kids enhance their reading and writing skills. I love helping them learn tricks to break down words, sentences, and grammar into easy, manageable pieces. I try to incorporate fun and hands-on experience in every session, but I'm also a self-proclaimed "grammar nazi." Thought I have fun, I will crack down on incomplete sentences, poor structure, and turn those problems around. I'm here to help you!

I am a graduate of Washington & Jefferson College, from where I received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish, and I am working towards receiving a Doctor in Physical Therapy. During my time at W&J, I completed a semester Study Abroad program at the University of Navarra in Pamplona, Spain, where I studied intensely the Spanish language, history, and the culture. I have a passion for the Spanish language, which manifests in my membership in Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society, and in my tutoring Spanish for W&J College's Peer Assisted Learning Program. I am passionate for tutoring Spanish because I believe that learning language gives a better understanding of all aspects of life and opens doors to many more opportunities. Outside of academia, I enjoy traveling, sports, reading, and volunteering.

I am a rising sophomore at Trinity University. I am pursuing a major in mathematics and computer science. I am very passionate about science and math, and hope to help others feel the same way. In high school and college I found every opportunity to help others in the areas I felt strong in. I truly love teaching others. In areas some find especially difficult, such as math, I do everything I can to help others understand. By using real world examples and applications for math problems, and simply explaining things in new ways I feel I can impact a students view on math and science, and help them grow to love it like I do.

I'm Zach, a sophomore at Northwestern University, and I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. I love math and science, and enjoy the satisfaction of fostering love for such subjects in the students I tutor.In my free time, I enjoy watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing ice hockey, reading about the latest scientific developments, and taking walks with my family's yellow lab, Elle.

I graduated Magna cum Laude from the University of Vermont with a bachelor's of Art in Biology with minors in Chemistry and Pharmacology. As an Honors College Scholar, I completed my research with the department of Pharmacology and successfully defended my thesis. Though I always planned to continue my education by attending medical school, this process sparked my love for pharmacology and physiology and gave my studies a clear direction. I am now a medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and I aspire to enter the field of anesthesiology upon graduation.I began tutoring for college science classes after completing just one semester of undergrad. In my 3.5 years tutoring at UVM I helped students succeed in a range of biology and chemistry courses and had such success I was selected to serve as the supplemental instructor for biology.By the time I was an SI, I finally saw the value in learning all the nitty-gritty facts from freshman bio that hardly seem relevant. I also had some great professors that inspired me with their teaching styles which I tried to incorporate myself. At my weekly review sessions, I tried to connect the minutia to current research, Nobel Prize winners, and medical pathologies and treatments so students could see the bigger picture and not get bogged down by the details. Additionally, while serving as the biology SI, I encouraged students to ask questions they didn't feel comfortable asking their professor or questions outside of the class that I may be able to assist with, such as preparing to apply for medical school.As a female, first generation college student, I am passionate about helping underrepresented students achieve their dream of getting into medical school, and scoring well on the MCAT is a big step in that process. I believe I can use my experience to not only highlight the important content for this exam, but help build the skills they need to excel.In my personal life, I love to play softball, snowboard, practice yoga, and spend time with my cat Theo.

I have experience tutoring and teaching just about any subject you can imagine. My tutoring style is to think of us as a team using your natural talents and learning styles to get through any challenges the material presents.English is my main tutoring subject. I enjoy it because literature and language can be confusing, but with the right guide, they can be fun! My education begins with a lifetime of reading all the good literature I could get my hands on, day and night. After getting my BA in English Creative Writing in 2006 from LSU, I went back to school for English Secondary Education. Then I taught English as a second language to young Korean children in South Korea. Back in the US, I worked as a homeschool teacher and tutor. Now, I would love the opportunity to be your tutor.When I'm not tutoring, I'm spending time with my son, teaching or doing yoga, riding my bike, painting, playing the ukulele, or drinking coffee.