Award-Winning Java Tutors serving Alpharetta, GA

...to adapt to students' needs. I stand out from other college-age and college-level tutors because I come from a background of education. Before focusing on Statistics, I was studying Math Education, so I have extensive knowledge on current education pedagogy and practices. Furthermore, math and coding are two of the most challenging subjects for learners, and I aim to assist and uplift my students so they have both the confidence and skills necessary to succeed....

I am a recent graduate from Georgia Tech with a Bachelors in Computer Science. I specialized in studying computer media and artificial intelligence. My specific interests are in the realm of computer graphics and video game programming! I have had professional internships in Itential and CNN and have worked alongside skilled developers to deliver software. I hope to share my knowledge with students who are keen on learning about software development!

Hey, I'm Lauren. I'm a second year mechanical engineering major at Georgia Tech. I enjoy sharing my love of math and science with students. I have taken and passed all 4 AP physics and all AP maths. I also got a 1560 SAT.

...learning style of each student, so I try to pay attention to what works and what doesn't as I get to know each student more. A tutoring session is unsuccessful if my student doesn't laugh at least once at a bad joke I make or a sarcastic comment. Tutoring should be fun, enriching, and empowering for everyone involved. In my spare time I watch a lot of Netflix, make music or art, and ponder life's...

...their education. Actively using hands on approaches and the individual students' interactions as we problem solve as a team to reach their goals. I love the adventurous spirit that students have for life and learning. Their personal and individual creativity and voice for interacting with this world and life. Watching their minds mature and achieve the next level of improvement. I want to give back what I have learned and spread the knowledge to achieve...

...strategic plans for analytics/metrics, website management, organizational workflow and structure. In addition to these topics, I can tutor in reading, reading comprehension, editing, English and vocabulary. Historically, I have tutored mostly adults as well as high school and college students. Depending on the topic, I'm confident I could adapt lessons for middle school students as well. I obtained my Bachelor's of Journalism from the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism. I then joined AJC.com...

...prepare yourself in all respects. I want to help you reach a point where you become excited when facing a new challenge and confident while completing your exams. In my experience as a tutor, I have served as both a private and a group tutor for over four years. During this time, I voluntarily taught a group of sixth grade students in weekly morning math classes. Additionally, I served as a private math tutor for...

...behind and had little help. Additionally, my high school offered little and weak computer science coursework for students. Because of that, from the get-go, I had to get used to teaching myself material and sharing that knowledge with my classmates whom I would tutor in groups. That experience has always been positive for me and I hope you'll have the same joy as I do when we work together to up your game.

...Tech majoring in Computer Science with a focus on Machine Learning, I bring over five years of experience in tutoring math and computer science. My background as a machine learning researcher enriches my teaching, allowing me to provide unique insights and practical applications of complex concepts. I'm passionate about making challenging topics accessible and enjoyable, and I tailor my teaching approach to each student's individual learning style. My goal is to empower students to achieve...

...and over 7yrs teaching basic computer skills, Scratch and Python programming, web design (HTML, CSS & JavaScript) and Microsoft Office. I have assisted a number of professionals at various career stages in enhancing their computer skills in order to advance their careers. I have also taught computer programming to more than 50 kids. I am a big supporter of teaching kids how to use computers, and I think every kid should start learning how to...

...to make tutoring an enjoyable experience for my students. I have seen drastic transformations in many of my students' grades and self-confidence. A lot of my students come to tutoring dreading a subject but leave sessions loving the course material and feeling like they can conquer any life obstacle that comes in their way. Lifelong learning is very important to me and I strive to ensure that all of my students work toward achieving the...

...feedback from one another, enabling them to better proofread and edit their work for future publications. Many of those writers saw their work in print through UNG's award-winning student literary magazine, for which Haley Shea served as an editor for several years. Other campus engagements included running the community book drive for over two years and founding an all-student improv troupe which went on to perform and compete in tournaments around the state and region....

I'm a graduate of Kennesaw State University studying computer Game Design and Development. I own a small game Studio, Arius Black Studios, and we focus on mobile and PC development. I love teaching computer science and helping students overcome the harder concepts, and establish good habits in school.

I am a second year Computer Science major at Georgia Tech. My favorite subjects include Physics, Calculus, and Computer Science but have an extensive background in writing and 20th century history as well. My teaching style is pretty laid back - I enjoy teaching and have been tutoring for about 5 years. I look forward to learning with you!

...myself most passionate about Life Sciences, all levels of Math, Software Development in Java, Psychology, and Philosophy. I also enjoy aiding in the studying for Standardized Testing as I have always enjoyed the process of test taking and have acquired many skills and tips that could help anyone become a more skilled test taker. I believe education to be a cornerstone in becoming a fulfilled person in life, and this belief is what encourages and...

I am a Georgia Tech graduate in Electrical Engineering with a focus in electronic design. I was previously a peer tutor at Georgia Tech, so I understand how tedious and frustrating concepts can get sometimes,which is why I always prefer to patiently work with different students using different approaches, tailored to specific individuals. I prefer to put myself in my tutee's shoes and work through problems together.

I am a true, lifelong learner. I started my educational journey at the age of 12 becoming a writer/author and published my first book at 17. As a first generation college student, I have broken the glass ceiling for women in my family many times. I love empowering people educationally and aspire to be a coach to women nationwide.

...in their academic lives and also set them up for future success. One of my biggest goals is not just to foster academic growth but to strengthen each student's desire to learn and find purpose in their work. I want students to feel comfortable in reaching out for help and value their efforts to grow. For me outside of the classroom, I enjoy almost any outdoor activity, I like to workout, and I enjoy spending...

...Associate's degree, then I attended a four-year university and received my bachelors in English with minors in Creative Writing and African American Studies. Currently, I am enrolled in graduate school for Secondary English Education. I like to follow the "D" motto; "Determination and Dedication." Let's be determined and dedicated together. I have experience helping students in areas of English Language Arts, elementary math, and social sciences. I am a substitute teacher and, as such, work...

...the world around us. My biggest disappointments in learning have stemmed from poor teaching. This happens especially often in computer science because of the technical terminology and the amount of self-learning that teachers expect students to do. Having survived my many computer science courses, I would love the opportunity to help others excel in their difficult courses by providing the same knowledge that their teachers are trying impart but in understandable language and concepts.