Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Greene County, OH

...learn from my students... it's really all about me... but it can be all about you too. Let's learn together! I graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Biochemistry from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia in 2014 and a Master's of Science in Chemistry from the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio in 2018. I have since acquired 18 months of combined industry experience as a chemical production operator, process development engineer, and...

Hi! My name is Jacob. Originally from California, I have a bachelor's degree in engineering and a master's degree in mathematics. I have a passion for learning and education! My hobbies include camping, board games, hiking, reading, cooking, and violin. I look forward to working with you.

...I began teaching second grade and then taught Kindergarten for two years before becoming a Mom. I love teaching because I get to be the example and give my students the opportunities that I so desperately needed as a child. I truly feel educating is my calling, and I have enjoyed every moment of living out my dream. While I enjoy teaching all subjects, my favorite to teach is foundations of reading. There is nothing...

Hello! I am a Chemical Engineering student at The Ohio State University. During my time in high school and at Ohio State, I have tutored students in math from elementary and middle school math all the way through calculus. I enjoy being able to teach and tutor students and I look forward to teaching students the subject matter and how to problem solve, especially in this difficult time.

...Family and Consumer Science Education. I taught for four years at the number one top public high school in Ohio - Wyoming High School. During that time, I completed my graduate work in School Counseling at Xavier University. I have worked for previous tutoring companies for math and language arts and have also taught ACT test prep courses. I currently work as a middle school counselor. Between my background in education and counseling, I am...

I am a professional tutor and certified teacher with a Master's degree in Math Education. I specialize in 7th/8th grade Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2. I am engaging, enthusiastic, and keep communication a high priority.

...electromagnetics and signal processing. Most of my tutoring experience has come from when I was in undergrad. I lead the Tau Beta Pi physics tutoring for mechanics for first year undergraduate students. Throughout the years, I have here and there picked up other math and physics related tutoring opportunities. I mostly tutor math and physics. This can be Algebra all the way up to calculus for math. With physics, I would prefer basic mechanics or...

I did PhD in biochemistry since then I have been researching in several disease models. I have been supervising and training graduate students and post doctoral/ MD fellows in the lab. I have been teaching (Biological Sciences and chemistry) both graduate and under graduate students. In varsity tutors, I would prefer to teach both high school and college students.

...but you can call me Will. I am a former high school teacher. I was multi certified in German language and mathematics. I love helping students. I am very skilled at helping students with learning challenges. I take time to understand the learning style of each of my students so that I can tailor my tutoring approaching directly to the client. When teaching math, I have taught Algebra I, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry and Pre-Calc....

...become an engaged clinician that uses genetic tools to tailor patients' treatments. Intersections hold an ineffable sense of beauty and gravity for me; my multi-faceted interests push me to make connections and weave intersections between seemingly disparate fields. Ever since I first taught my classmates English grammar in middle school, I have loved tutoring others. I strive to learn and grow from each one of my experiences and am committed to helping others do the...

...student to that "Aha!" moment, that point where they break through a barrier in their understanding. Much of my work with students has been, not so much to give them new information, but to help them see the relationships between the information they already have. Helping them learn how to think critically, how to reason, how to correlate data. You can get endless facts from a book or lecture without gaining understanding. I consider it...

...students in her Accelerated Calculus class. I found that I really enjoyed sharing what I had learned, helping a student see something from a different perspective or finally grasp a concept that they had struggled with. After I graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering, I began a career in the US Air Force, first working for the Air Force Research Lab, and then working for the National Air and Space Intelligence Center as a...

My name is Dr. Hassan Iqbal. I am a dentist by profession and recently moved to US from Pakistan. I am currently giving my US dental boards. I am also working at The Ohio State University. My goal is to become a registered dentist and a scientist in the field of head and neck cancer. ... My philosophy is that students should build concepts and learn.... Introduce myself, tell them my story of how I used...

...need from a tutor and areas in which you need help. I believe everyone is capable of learning anything they want to learn at any level of proficiency. We will work together, determine your goals, and make a plan to get you there. Enthusiasm and patience are important from a teacher. Teachers need to build trust through honesty and student success. Your comfort will be key in developing your skill to have the confidence you...

...pharmacy program at UC is somewhat unique, in that there is no undergraduate degree requirement. Therefore, despite seven years enrolled in college, the "only" degree I hold is a doctorate! I chose to complete my pre-requisites over three years, after which I attended the four year Doctor of Pharmacy program. I've been a licensed pharmacist since 2015 and have worked in both retail and hospital pharmacy settings. I love my career, because I get to...

...challenges in my coursework and the sense of accomplishment I experience when I'm able to apply my knowledge to research or teaching. At WSU I had an exciting opportunity to teach a few of the general physics lab sections for the Physics Department as a student employee. The labs I taught each semester from January 2013 to May 2015 corresponded to General Physics (I) and (II). The experiences I had teaching developed my ability to...

My mission as a tutor is to help others succeed. I will do everything possible to make sure students have a deep understanding of the concepts they need help in. I always review topics beforehand in order to better explain them to students.

...and studying about biology, anatomy, and physiology. Within my university's tutoring program, I have tutored 8-10 students weekly to help better their understanding of material and prepare for exams. My university trained me in how to be an effective tutor and make the most of my tutoring sessions. Sessions will always start with a review of the topic as well as session goals and end with an evaluation of how we are doing to meet...

...for such a critical exam, and I am here to guide my students through the process with care, expertise, and compassion. My own journey into medicine began with a fascination for the intricacies of the human body and a desire to make a difference in people's lives. As I pursued my medical education, I discovered a love for teaching and mentoring, and I knew that I wanted to use my knowledge and experience to help...

...University working towards a Computer Science degree. I have experience tutoring math up through AP Calculus BC, French, and AP Literature. My experience in tutoring comes from the free weekly French tutoring program I initiated at my high school, which grew to me tutoring other subjects as well. My teaching philosophy involves discussion and helping the student come to an answer themselves, which allows the topic to stick. Because of this one of my favorite...