Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Enterprise, NV

...undergraduate and medical school track through the Early Assurance Program, and I'm a member of the Georgetown University School of Medicine Class of 2030. Alongside my studies, I've served as a Biology Teaching Assistant for over a year, where I worked closely with students to clarify complex topics and develop more effective study strategies. I also serve as the Director of Training for our campus EMT organization, a role that has given me the opportunity...

...bring both my academic background and life experience into a tutoring role. With a dual bachelor's in Psychology and Studio Art, I've developed a unique perspective on how people think, learn, and express themselves. Over the past eight years, I've worked with a wide range of individuals, including children, seniors with dementia, and people with disabilities or substance dependencies. These experiences have taught me the value of patience, empathy, and clear communication qualities that are...

...in their lives and was fortunate to develop valuable insights about diversity and cohesion. My experience ranges from being an English, foreign language, and social studies tutor while in university, to my time as a substitute teacher and private mentor to high school students getting ready for college. While I was a Naval Officer deployed to Japan, I conducted countless trainings and briefs for small and large groups alike. This gave me early comfort in...

...I have a passion for literacy and learning. I am currently a 7th grade English teacher at a K-8 charter school, and I have 6 years of experience working with students in PreK-8th Grade. My specialties are: reading comprehension, reading fluency, letter recognition, writing, essay writing, study skills, and organization. I strive for excellence with professionalism and creativity in everything I do. I hope to help your student reach their full potential. I will help...

...December 2024. I graduated a semester early and will be starting dental school in the Fall of 2025. My tutoring experience stems from being the eldest daughter of an immigrant family, where I naturally took on the role of assisting with academic challenges. In college, I expanded my teaching skills as a teaching assistant and peer tutor for the First-Year Experience (writing section) course and General Chemistry. These roles have honed my ability to explain...

...name is Iliana Godoy and I'm a recent graduate of Dartmouth College. I studied government and studio art, with a focus on the political philosophy of Western society in modern colonies. I'm from Hilo, Hawai'i and I'm especially passionate about my home, land conservation, and the effects of indigenous lead political movements. Feel free to contact me if you'd like to learn more about college applications and political science! I teach of range of subjects...

...goal is to help you get where you want to go, whether it is across the stage or across the country to Cambridge. I specialize in mathematics, Newtonian physics, and logic. I am a graduate petroleum engineering student at The University of Texas at Austin. My graduate research is focused on modeling friction losses between the drill string and wellbore during drilling operations. I did my undergrad at UT as well and majored in petroleum...

...the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. My degree will be in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Biomechanics. I am currently working as a Graduate Assistant in the Kinesiology Department. My passion for tutoring started in 6th grade. That year, I decided that I wanted to take the trip from California to Cooperstown, New York, when Tony Gwynn was to be a sure first ballot Hall of Fame selection. I came up with a plan to...

I have a PhD in Management specializing in Leadership and Organizational change, an MA in National Security & Strategic Studies, and a BS in Marine Engineering. I have traveled the world on ships servicing the US Navy and Air Force, have taught Algebra to young students and adults, read and write music and poetry, and enjoy putting lessons into real world context by showing how topical principles apply to thriving in the world outside academia.

The fun in tutoring is determining how to best explain concepts to each unique audience. Everyone has a different learning style, so it's important to stay in tune with these key differences. I strive to find the best method of teaching suited to my students. Although my degree is in microbiology, I am always delighted to tutor psychology, physics, and essay writing.

...meteorology or astronomy down the road, but for now wish to apply myself as a teacher/tutor. Having taken some of the most difficult physics courses college has to offer, my objective is to help learners see math and science in a different light that makes sense to them, using real life, relatable examples to compare to science and mathematics. Though I prefer to work in person with my clients, I work well in both virtual...

...experience teaching and building connections with students around the world. Not only do I teach in the fields of environmental science and zoology but I am certified in and skillfully experienced in teaching students in dozens of other fields of study as well. My teaching style involves highly customizing my work with each student to meet their individual goals and needs. I am patient and nurturing but also skilled at appropriately challenging each student. I...

...web developer for more than 10 years and currently pursuing my BS in Computer Science. Vanilla is the only flavor of JavaScript one needs to make great things. I believe a strong foundation in coding is pivotal to the youngest generation and we owe it to them to provide a gentler more reasonable world than what learning to code was in previous decades. Currently tutoring 2 children computer science part time and homeschooling. I am...

...for a future healthy lifestyle and a positive attitude. When I teach, I create an atmosphere in which students feel they can evolve and where they feel at ease whatever their ability. I am very enthusiastic about education and I would like the opportunity to make learning for others as enjoyable and fulfilling as my own has been. As a teacher, it is my role to provide opportunities for all, regardless of ability, and to...

...become a sort of detention center that keeps us away from the real pleasures of life. Books engender a certain distaste. If only memories were as true and consistent as the history archived in books and taught in classrooms! Not so very long ago, in this very country, education was reserved for only the most privileged. Women were barred from many schools, especially the most elite. African Americans and people of other minority races were...

...great opportunities tutoring and mentoring both children and college students. I volunteered with Kids Korner through which I was able to provide tutoring and mentoring services in an underserved community in North Hollywood, California. I helped children in subjects ranging from math to English to geography. I also led tutoring sessions for college students in a nutrition course and an anatomy course. I would like to continue and help students in subjects they struggle with....

...Europe and Asia to take advantage of cross-cultural opportunities that expand my mind. Most recently, I spent 2018-2021 teaching English abroad in South Korea. I learned a lot about being a teacher at that time, mainly that I have a passion for teaching and learning alike. What I love most about teaching is the students! I love when my students smile, but most of all, I like when they have fun during my lessons. I...

...courses ranging from advanced sciences to the liberal arts. Throughout my time in undergrad I have had various peer education experiences. As a teaching assistant for Genetics I was responsible for both educating my students as well as ensuring this success in the course. Moreover, during my sophomore year, I completed a study abroad program in Spain. Through this experience I truly immersed myself in the language and culture of my host country. Thus, as...

...Statistics after earning the only A grade in a class of 60 students. This is where I learned the pleasure of asking intermediate questions, the answers to which would bring the student to the place of competence for the problem at hand. I never considered teaching until years later a friend remarked, "You should consider teaching. I have all the training, but you have all the gifts." I believe in my students. They have beautiful...

I am passionate about helping students to become confident in their skills and fostering understanding of concepts through different styles of teaching.