Award-Winning Inorganic Chemistry Tutors serving Wake County, NC

...recently graduated from Duke University with a degree in biomedical engineering. I really enjoy math and science and I am eager to help other students in related subjects. In my free time, I like to run, play basketball, spend time at the shore, and cook. While I was a student at Duke, I worked as...

Passionate about helping students build confidence and achieve academic success, I bring strong foundation in science, chemistry, mathematics, and test preparation. With experience working with diverse learners across multiple grade levels, each session is tailored to fit the student's individual learning style and goals.

I tutor a wide variety of subjects, including math, reading, and writing. I feel that the best way to approach a new student is by figuring out what enthuses them and what they like to do, and try to relate that into the material I'm teaching.

...conservation biology, cellular biology, and molecular biology. Additionally, I am well-versed in tutoring statistics, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and Calculus I-III. I believe that engaging the student throughout the lesson is of the utmost importance to ensure retention and understanding. Therefore, I incorporate practice problems and questions throughout the lesson that helps encapsulate the material...

...I graduated summa cum laude. Go heels! My tutoring philosophy is to provide students with the learning strategies they need to master information in their studies and to foster lifelong independent learning skills. I want to help students be passionate about their education. Outside of academic interests, I enjoy reading, writing, gardening, cooking, and traveling....

...spiritual well-being of an individual is just as important as their academic success. Volunteering my time to something that makes young people spiritually and mentally fit is fulfilling. Having decided to teach, I look forward to working as a tutor. It will be an honor to make a real difference in the life of those I...

I love teaching science and I hope to pass on my love for learning to my students! No problem is too big that can't be solved if we work together. I look forward to meeting you and helping you reach your goals. :)

...tutoring mathematics and sciences, which I approach with a deep understanding and a desire to make complex concepts accessible. I graduated at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with a bachelor's degree in chemistry. My goal is to support students in achieving their academic goals and building a strong foundation for future success.

...current focus on Cardiac Rehabilitation. Currently enrolled in a dual graduate master's program at Campbell University, advancing skills in clinical research and physician assistant studies. Passionate about contributing to healthcare and science through a comprehensive understanding of clinical medicine. Committed to driving positive health outcomes through a unique blend of extensive expertise and ongoing education.

...mindset on my capabilities as a student. In the past, I tutored at-risk and adjudicated youth in high school math, science, and language arts. My style focuses on distilling difficult concepts and enhancing learning through their application while considering individual strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. I advocate for understanding and being able to apply the...

...is not easy for most of the world. Lectures are not very entertaining and it is easy to miss one step in the boredom. Then , who wants to ask a question. I like the student who will ask that question. I like helping that student "see" and understand the missing part. What is your...

Organic Chemistry PhD Candidate. Actively pursuing research to discover new organic methods and the synthesis of complex molecules.

...worked as a research technician in immunology and plant science, gaining hands-on experience in biological research. After moving to the US in 2002, I worked as a high school Biology teacher in Miami, FL, and Durham, NC. During this time, I completed my teaching certificates and taught Honors and AP Biology classes, enriching my teaching...

...like trigonometry in math or moles and functional groups in chemistry, they often think, "I'll never use this in real life." But this perspective overlooks something crucial. It misses the fact that the act of learning how to do math and the process of learning these subjects establishes a new kind of brain wiring -...

IT worker and professional home cook. I've helped other students learn math ever since high school. I tutored all throughout college, and I still love teaching. I received my bachelor's from Kennesaw State University, and nowadays when I'm not working I spend my time working out, cooking, or studying for certifications.

...that your student gains skills and confidence. I've enjoyed working with preschoolers to middle schoolers, and high school students are a great group to interact with. Everyone has their own energy and personal story they bring to a relationship, so I can say I do not prefer one age group over another.... All things are possible! Students acquire knowledge at different rates and in different ways. Mastering material takes a dedication of focused time and practice....

...teaching all my life. I have taught and coached swimming, Boy Scout skills, classes and small groups in church, college classes, and enrichment classes for home schoolers. I like tutoring one to one because of the flexibility it allows me to have in tailoring the tutoring to the individual needs of the student.

...through Calculus to high school aged students. Currently, I tutor a variety of math courses from elementary-aged math through college level calculus. I also tutor English and writing skills, having taken several writing intensive college courses and gained experience in professional research manuscript writing. I prefer tutoring math (of any level) as I really enjoy...

...My name is Julie and I graduated from Duke University with a double major in Neuroscience and French and a minor and Chemistry. I also took the MCAT this past spring and scored a 522. My subscore breakdowns were (131/131/129/131). I teach all sciences (biology, chemistry, anatomy, etc.), French, and MCAT prep. For French, I...

...had good teachers supporting me along the way. For that reason I want to be able to help others achieve their goals without academics being a huge hurdle. I have a broad set of interests but, most of them tend to be on the geekier side. For instance, I love playing video games, Dungeons and Dragons...