I am a student at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I am working toward a major in neuroscience as well as a minor in mathematics, and I am on the pre-medical track. I have two years of experience working as a math instructor for students from ages 5 to 15, teaching concepts that ranged from simple shape recognition to complex algebra. In addition, I spent a semester volunteering as a virtual English and Phonics tutor for young elementary school kids in Chinatown, Chicago. Along with math and English, I immensely enjoy tutoring other subjects, such as biology, chemistry, and writing. I am passionate about tutoring students because I enjoy helping others develop confidence in their own academic abilities. In my opinion, one of the most important aspects of education is figuring out how to connect with each individual student and teach them in a way they can understand.

I am passionate about helping students succeed and excel in their studies. While getting my undergrad in English from the University of Texas at Arlington I was a writing tutor for college students, many of whom were foreign students still new to the language. I loved helping all of my students succeed in their classes, become better writers, and helping improve their confidence.My philosophy for tutoring is that I believe my sessions should be client led; that is, the client calls the shots and I am an impartial reviewer. I will ask what the student wants to focus on in the session and we will collaborate on mutually agreeable changes to the document. I won't overstep my place as a tutor- this is their essay, sometimes personal in nature, and I will be fair and nice!

I'm looking forward to helping students both learn and enjoy subjects studied in school.I recently graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Chemical Engineering and currently work as a business analyst at Capital One. I was a Brown Scholar, a National Merit Finalist, and have gained valuable knowledge and experience through my engineering courses, internships, and research involvement, I hope to also reframe the learning experience by making it applicable and fun!

I graduated with high distinction with my master's degree in English, and in my undergraduate studies, I received the English department's Writer's Award in Literature and graduated summa cum laude. For two years, I taught English 101 residentially and online at my alma mater. My decision to study English was motivated by my love of reading and writing stories, and I enjoy tutoring because it enables me to help students understand what they read and express their thoughts effectively in their writing. Currently, I teach ESL online. I love working with students in the subjects of English grammar, English literature, and composition and rhetoric. In my free time, I enjoy reading all kinds of books, writing stories, playing video games, knitting, solving puzzles, and spending time with my family.

PhD (Organic Chemistry), University of Madras, 2016Adjunct Professor, William Paterson University, 2015-2016Adjunct Professor, Kean University, 2015Freelance Editor, cactus Communications, 2016

Highly motivated, responsible, hard-working and willing to achieve success putting into use my over 15 years of experience and highly-professional abilities.

My name is Mason, I have been teaching, tutoring, and providing guidance in education throughout my own academic career. Having worked with Kaleidoscope and Steam learning systems for 2 years to build daily curriculum for my students age 3-12 at Peanut Gallery; I am adept at creating an engaging and constructive learning environment. A senior college student, my proficiency with advanced courses has made me an asset to many of my peers. Equipped with current material and knowledge of my approved disciplines, my teaching approach is both relevant and practical. I encourage you to be all you can be, and will provide the tools and clarification you need to succeed. My hours are fairly flexible for afternoons, feel free to message me any questions you may have.

I'm a sophomore at Yale University working towards a major in Ethics, Politics, and Economics. I have experience tutoring both in person and online, with agencies and independently. I tutor standardized tests, English reading and writing, Spanish, and Latin, as well as my favorite subject to teach: math. I love teaching math because seemingly complicated problems can always be broken down into simpler steps, and it is rewarding to help students understand concepts that seem daunting to them at first. While tutoring math, it is very clear that each and every student has potential, and some use need guidance to discover what they are capable of. The best way to help someone learn is to show them how to take and active role in the learning process. Apart from tutoring, I also love painting in both oil and watercolor, playing rugby, and skiing.

Hi there, I'm Malia.I am a soon-to-be graduate from Columbia University with a degree in psychology and a wide range of academic expertise.I specialize in college counseling and college prep tutoring (SAT, ACT, PSAT) and have independently tutored students for over two years. I scored a near perfect score on the SAT and on subject tests, and tutored students who raised their scores by over thirty percent. College entrance exams are not impossible; you just need the right tools. I provide my students with every tip and trick I have learned.I also work well with younger children (pre-K to middle school). I currently work a babysitting job where I provide routine homework and reading help.My goal as a tutor is to not only complete the current assignment but to help my students develop the tools to take with them into the rest of their studies.Once again, I stand by the philosophy that most problems are doable by anyone--you just need the right tools.

My name is Patrick and I am a third year law student at Saint Louis University. Prior to attending law school, I earned a BA in English and a BS in Linguistics at Truman State University.While at Truman, I helped tutor and mentor foreign exchange students as they acclimated to studying in America. I also worked at an orphanage during a semester study abroad experience in Ghana, West Africa where I provided both one-on-one and classroom instruction to students from 3-15 years of age. I am currently a teaching assistant for a law school professor where I provide incoming law students academic support including study skills, time management and basic legal analysis skills.For me, tutoring is about unlocking one's unique path to achieving their academic goals. Both as a tutor and a student, few things are as gratifying as those light-bulb moments when everything comes together and clicks. Whether it is ACT Math or writing an essay, there is never only one correct method, and as your tutor I will help you find the method that works best for you!

I am a student at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I am working toward a major in neuroscience as well as a minor in mathematics, and I am on the pre-medical track. I have two years of experience working as a math instructor for students from ages 5 to 15, teaching concepts that ranged from simple shape recognition to complex algebra. In addition, I spent a semester volunteering as a virtual English and Phonics tutor for young elementary school kids in Chinatown, Chicago. Along with math and English, I immensely enjoy tutoring other subjects, such as biology, chemistry, and writing. I am passionate about tutoring students because I enjoy helping others develop confidence in their own academic abilities. In my opinion, one of the most important aspects of education is figuring out how to connect with each individual student and teach them in a way they can understand.

I am passionate about helping students succeed and excel in their studies. While getting my undergrad in English from the University of Texas at Arlington I was a writing tutor for college students, many of whom were foreign students still new to the language. I loved helping all of my students succeed in their classes, become better writers, and helping improve their confidence.My philosophy for tutoring is that I believe my sessions should be client led; that is, the client calls the shots and I am an impartial reviewer. I will ask what the student wants to focus on in the session and we will collaborate on mutually agreeable changes to the document. I won't overstep my place as a tutor- this is their essay, sometimes personal in nature, and I will be fair and nice!

I'm looking forward to helping students both learn and enjoy subjects studied in school.I recently graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Chemical Engineering and currently work as a business analyst at Capital One. I was a Brown Scholar, a National Merit Finalist, and have gained valuable knowledge and experience through my engineering courses, internships, and research involvement, I hope to also reframe the learning experience by making it applicable and fun!

I graduated with high distinction with my master's degree in English, and in my undergraduate studies, I received the English department's Writer's Award in Literature and graduated summa cum laude. For two years, I taught English 101 residentially and online at my alma mater. My decision to study English was motivated by my love of reading and writing stories, and I enjoy tutoring because it enables me to help students understand what they read and express their thoughts effectively in their writing. Currently, I teach ESL online. I love working with students in the subjects of English grammar, English literature, and composition and rhetoric. In my free time, I enjoy reading all kinds of books, writing stories, playing video games, knitting, solving puzzles, and spending time with my family.

PhD (Organic Chemistry), University of Madras, 2016Adjunct Professor, William Paterson University, 2015-2016Adjunct Professor, Kean University, 2015Freelance Editor, cactus Communications, 2016

Highly motivated, responsible, hard-working and willing to achieve success putting into use my over 15 years of experience and highly-professional abilities.

My name is Mason, I have been teaching, tutoring, and providing guidance in education throughout my own academic career. Having worked with Kaleidoscope and Steam learning systems for 2 years to build daily curriculum for my students age 3-12 at Peanut Gallery; I am adept at creating an engaging and constructive learning environment. A senior college student, my proficiency with advanced courses has made me an asset to many of my peers. Equipped with current material and knowledge of my approved disciplines, my teaching approach is both relevant and practical. I encourage you to be all you can be, and will provide the tools and clarification you need to succeed. My hours are fairly flexible for afternoons, feel free to message me any questions you may have.

I'm a sophomore at Yale University working towards a major in Ethics, Politics, and Economics. I have experience tutoring both in person and online, with agencies and independently. I tutor standardized tests, English reading and writing, Spanish, and Latin, as well as my favorite subject to teach: math. I love teaching math because seemingly complicated problems can always be broken down into simpler steps, and it is rewarding to help students understand concepts that seem daunting to them at first. While tutoring math, it is very clear that each and every student has potential, and some use need guidance to discover what they are capable of. The best way to help someone learn is to show them how to take and active role in the learning process. Apart from tutoring, I also love painting in both oil and watercolor, playing rugby, and skiing.

Hi there, I'm Malia.I am a soon-to-be graduate from Columbia University with a degree in psychology and a wide range of academic expertise.I specialize in college counseling and college prep tutoring (SAT, ACT, PSAT) and have independently tutored students for over two years. I scored a near perfect score on the SAT and on subject tests, and tutored students who raised their scores by over thirty percent. College entrance exams are not impossible; you just need the right tools. I provide my students with every tip and trick I have learned.I also work well with younger children (pre-K to middle school). I currently work a babysitting job where I provide routine homework and reading help.My goal as a tutor is to not only complete the current assignment but to help my students develop the tools to take with them into the rest of their studies.Once again, I stand by the philosophy that most problems are doable by anyone--you just need the right tools.

My name is Patrick and I am a third year law student at Saint Louis University. Prior to attending law school, I earned a BA in English and a BS in Linguistics at Truman State University.While at Truman, I helped tutor and mentor foreign exchange students as they acclimated to studying in America. I also worked at an orphanage during a semester study abroad experience in Ghana, West Africa where I provided both one-on-one and classroom instruction to students from 3-15 years of age. I am currently a teaching assistant for a law school professor where I provide incoming law students academic support including study skills, time management and basic legal analysis skills.For me, tutoring is about unlocking one's unique path to achieving their academic goals. Both as a tutor and a student, few things are as gratifying as those light-bulb moments when everything comes together and clicks. Whether it is ACT Math or writing an essay, there is never only one correct method, and as your tutor I will help you find the method that works best for you!