Award-Winning Mechanical Engineering Tutors in Mexico City

...the subjects in which I have expertise. I am someone who is very passionate about helping students and making sure they grasp the content. I am a physics student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. I have more than five years of tutoring experience and all of the students I have ever tutored thank...

...for innovation and mentoring others. In stressful situations, I adapt and suggest solutions while maintaining open communication. Overall, my passion for learning, growth, and self-improvement guides me both personally and professionally. Outside of work, I love exploring new destinations, listening to music, and reading sci-fi and thrillers. Let's embrace the unknown with fun and confidence!

...at Auburn University. I am an undergraduate research assistant in the Biosystems engineering department and a Product Definition Intern working with Boeing. I love all things STEM and that is where I feel most comfortable tutoring. I also participate in the Auburn University Marching Band and am active in my local church congregation.

...my Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering from Auburn in 2018 and my Master of Mechanical Engineering from Purdue in 2020. I took time off of my Masters to intern at a municipal emergency management agency and bartend. I start my career outside of engineering (surprise!) in February, and I'm tutoring because I'm not ready to leave...

...focus was in thermal sciences, specifically combustion and heat transfer. While at Marquette I did research on thermal transfer in turbulent flow. While at Marquette, I spent a summer at Northwestern University doing research in bandgap theory and kinetic energy harvesters. I moved back to my hometown of Chicago to get my Masters at Illinois...

...and physics. I built the physics course from the ground, up, creating the curriculum, choosing materials and designing experiments and assignments. At Brown Mackie College in Saint Louis, I was hired as faculty to teach classes in, and manage the curriculum development of, the Biomedical Technology department. I am a patient educator, who keeps the...

...Mathematics. Like anyone in a PhD program, I've spent a lot of years in school at this point. During that time I've tutored a lot of people in Engineering and Math classes. One of the things I've learned during that time is that everyone learns differently. An analogy or picture might work for one student,...

...little kid. My education was a major part of my upbringing and who I am today, so tutoring seems like a good way to give others the same support I received. Few experiences have been as rewarding as sharing my passion for science and tech with kids as a robotics camp counselor. Seeing children get...

...fellow students when they were having trouble with a concept or problem. I really enjoy being able to explain complex topics in simple, easy to understand ways so that those around me can gain a better understanding of the world. I spend my free time hiking, backpacking, rock climbing, skiing, wind surfing, and traveling. I...

...a 4th-year PhD student in Mechanical Engineering at Lyle School of Engineering at Southern Methodist University. I have more than 10 years experience of tutoring Math and Physics for high school, SAT and college level. My resume will give you a greater understanding of my qualifications. Please contact me if you have any questions. I have been a top student in all my classes from preschool to PhD. Even in PhD, I have passed all my...

...students in a variety of subjects focusing on math and physics. As a tutor, I emphasize patiently guiding my student to the correct answer, rather than giving it to them. I believe this method is the best way for the student to master the material. I enjoy the "aha!" moment my students have when the...

...in Management. At MIT, I was a director and teacher for the Educational Studies Program (ESP), the group that runs MIT Splash, an event where 2000+ high schoolers come to MIT to take classes from MIT students on any subject imaginable. My time in ESP got me addicted to "spreading the joy of teaching and...

...of curiosity. I enjoy being able to spark this love of physics in my students, and as a consequence also sparking a love in mathematics, a necessary companion to physics. I also enjoy helping students prepare for the SAT because it is a test where practice makes perfect. Seeing a student gain confidence and start...

...is exceptional at math, physics, and the sciences. Working with people of all ages is a passion of mine! If I am not at the office, you can find me hiking the mountains of I-90, biking the Interurban Trail, or experimenting with a new recipe. I am a Carnegie Mellon University graduate with two Master's...

...information has been miscommunicated. After this step, almost any person can learn any subject with enough patience. I moved to Arizona after accepting ASU's offer and have enjoyed the state since. During my first semester, I worked as a teaching assistant and was responsible for four lab sections of undergraduate engineering students. At the same...

...concept. That way, the student is as prepared as he/she can be, and has a set of options to approach a problem. I am a firm believer that students can learn and master any subject with enough practice and by learning the correct ways to solve each problem. My goal is to teach each student...

...of learner a student is, whether that be an audio, visual, or kinesthetic learner. I also try to impart my passion, along with my knowledge, to keep the student interested and intrigued in the subject matter. In my free time I enjoy being active and outdoors. I train and compete in Brazilian Jui Jitsu and...

I'm a student at the University of Pennsylvania, pursuing a master's in Mechanical Engineering in Robotics. My expertise are in Calculus, Differential Equations, and Mechanics. I look forward to working with you all. I think we can really make a difference in your school performance and make you the best that you can be. ... Cooperation; learning is a cooperative effort from the student and the teacher. Proper communication requires two people to share a perspective,...

...my fraternity at the University of Illinois and manage a group of 20 highly motivated undergraduate men to lead our growing, 100-man organization. At the university, I am also very heavily involved in the College of Engineering, in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, working to expand networking and academic opportunities for other students in Mechanical...

...and materials to students, a teacher needs to have effective communication skills to make more comfortable atmosphere for students to ask their questions without any hesitation even outside of the class which requires having proper office hours and also being generous in making time for students who are behind from the class. As I have...