Award-Winning Python Tutors in Waltham, MA

...a well-developed, trusting relationship between a tutor and a student can transform lives. I had helped a struggling high school student be college ready and pursued his parents, whose primary concern is academic, to allow him to continue to be the lead member of the basketball team in his school. In a large classroom setting, I intervened in bullying situations and ensured that every child feels welcome in the classroom. I serve as my student's...

I love to teach math, science and computer programming (specializing in C++). When I'm not teaching, I'm out kiteboarding.

...and I'm currently a sophomore math and economics double major at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. A lot of my time at school is spent working, and most of that is collaborative work, which I think is the best way to learn. I'd love the opportunity to help people out, and create a genuine, peer to peer working environment rather than a teacher-student type one, which is just less fun and a lot harder to learn in....

I'm John. I have a proven track record of raising students' SAT scores quickly and counseling towards their best fit school. I hope you'll consider me!

...of MIT (Class of 2018), where I majored in Computer Science and Biology, and a first year Bioinformatics PhD student at Harvard. As a student of 18 years myself, I am passionate about structuring education in a way that enables students to not only learn new material but also engage with each subject in a way that will empower them to use their knowledge to improve the world around them. I am humbled and eager...

...her math and reading homework. I loved everything about it; it was so rewarding to get to know each student and watch them grow more confident in their abilities to tackle their schoolwork and problem-solve on their own. It was fascinating to witness the ways different people think, and I loved the challenge of adjusting my tutoring style accordingly. This passion led me to pursue a career in making education more effective for all students....

...at Swarthmore College, where I study math and philosophy (and a little bit of computer science for fun). I scored a 2380 on my SAT, and enjoy teaching students the skills necessary to excel at their own SATs and other standardized tests. I also have experience helping students academically at the middle school and high school levels, primarily with math and English classes. As a tutor, I strive to make concepts intuitive and easily understandable....

...of engineering from MIT. I am currently considering applying for a PhD program in applied mathematics. I started tutoring ever since I was in school, as I enjoyed helping out my friends with academic problems. My tutor journey continued through and after college. I mostly like to tutor mathematics and statistics; especially statistics as I have grown a great appreciation to the insights that could be generated from data. I have recently taken a data...

I have experience tutoring at all levels, and one of my primary focus is to incorporate dialogic discourse into all of my tutoring sessions. This is a special type of teaching philosophy which focuses on allowing students to reach the answers rather than just showing them the right solution. I believe that a combination of dialogic discourse, critical thinking, and interest is necessary to truly understand a subject well.

...using Node.js, MongoDB, Express.js and React.js. In addition to holding office hours I assisted professors with curriculum development as well. Alongside my role as a Teaching Assistant I also have completed 2 software development internships. One internship was at a Fortune 500 company where I worked using SQL to transform and transfer internal data into updated formats. The second Internship was at a consulting firm where I worked in a team to develop an AI...

Hi! I'm Taylor, I just graduated from Bryant University with a degree in Applied Mathematics and Statistics with concentrations in Applied Analytics and Information Systems. Next school year, I will start my middle school teaching career! I have been on this platform for over a year now, and my areas of expertise are Algebra, Geometry, and for computer programming, SAS, SQL, and Tableau. I look forward to tutoring you!

I am a first-year at Yale University studying computer science and economics. Prior to Yale, I graduated from Phillips Academy Andover, where I took a plethora of computer science and math courses. I am extremely passionate and excited about helping other students reach their full academic potential, and look forward to working with you!

...degree in Information Security Management from Northeastern University. My strong subjects are Computer Science, Mathematics, English and i am eager to teach these subjects to students to help them reach their full potential. I have work experience in Programming and Software Engineering and have completed professional development certificates in Python and SQL. Programming has always been my strong area (Scored A in UG courses such as Data Structures & Algorithms, Programming for Engineers II). I...

...and reach their full potential. I am dedicated to doing my best to create engaging and interactive lessons that are tailored to each student's individual needs and learning styles. Whether it's explaining a complex concept or helping a student prepare for an exam, I am committed to ensuring that my students succeed. I am confident that my background in engineering, combined with my passion for teaching and learning, makes me an excellent fit for the...

...our session. The student's learning style has the highest priority, and I experiment with teaching methods to see what works best. Every academic discipline equally contributes to the development of a well-rounded and aware individual, so I try to communicate that the knowledge each student stands to gain is incredibly important for their present and future. When I'm not in class, I am actively involved in my college's student council and mentoring program. Also, I...

...the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, from where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Science & Engineering and Physics. After graduating, I decided to continue my journey in academia by remaining at MIT and am currently pursuing a doctoral degree in NSE. Although I have tutored a wide range of subjects in the past, I am most passionate about topics in STEM (my favorites are Math, Physics, and Computer Programming in Python). I...

I enjoy helping kids and others learn new things. Knowledge is key.

...new challenges in my work with preschoolers. Although I have not officially been an educator for long, my experiences have taught me that patience is the most crucial virtue that a teacher can have. In my work, I have encountered and interacted with children and young adults with a host of challenges to their individual learning. I have witnessed the not-yet-verbal approach of toddlers, the nonverbal gap with which AS students face, the frustrations of...

...experience working in the financial services industry, but I studied several other concentrations while at Simmons. I studied abroad in Japan, after several years of studying Japanese language and history. I earned a BS in Biostatistics, and tutored financial accounting as well as microeconomics. From 9-5 I am buried in excel sheets and data queries as a business analyst, working with database systems. I enjoy helping students pass their least favorite courses, and discover that...

...at Boston College where I am a computer science major; however I'm taking 6 months away from school to spend more time at home down here in Georgia. I have only recently gotten into the field of computer science due to my lifelong obsession with math and up until about 6 months ago I was actually a math major. I'm originally from Montclair, New Jersey and I went to high school in England, but I...