I received my Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. I then attended graduate school and graduated with a Master's in Electrical Engineering with a focus on 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 something related to electromagnetics or analog electronic circuits.My favorite subject to tutor is analog electronics. I just enjoy the ideas behind it and understand it very well.My tutoring philosophy really stems from trying to get the most out of the student, whatever that may look like.Some of my hobbies are family time (2 boys), woodworking, electronics and a good story.

Growing up in a family of four and being the oldest of his family among the boys, Dr. Moise Durocher received a solid formal and family education. After completing his secondary education at the Centre De Formation Classique (CFC) in Port-au-Prince Haiti, Dr. Durocher then graduated from the Escuela Superior Politcnica de Chimborazo (ESPOCH) in Riobamba, Ecuador. He then continued his studies for a PhD in Mathematics at Escuela Superior Politcnica University Chimborazo (ESPOCH) in Riobamba, Ecuador, and then jointly with ESPOCH and Chihuahua University in Mexico, a postdoctoral degree in Experimental Design in Statistics, Data Analysis and Factor Analysis, and Correspondence Analysis with a concentration in Physics. Dr. Durocher has taught for many years for ESPOCH, COMIL (Colegio Miltar Combatientes de Tapi), PUCE (Pontificia Universidad Catlica del Ecuador) and others where he became assistant director at the Faculty of Hydor Ecology and Professor at the Faculty of Marine Biology both, from the Pontificia Universidad Catlica del Ecuador (PUCE). For about 2 years, he was in charge of the department of hydroecology and mathematics for the university. Then Dr. Durocher travelled to South Korea to continue a study based on "Economic Development Strategy" Currently Dr. Durocher completed a Master's degree in Education Science in the USA at Grand Canyon University. Dr. Durocher worked for the Haitian government for 15 years. He was chief of staff at the USP's direction under the administration of the late President Boniface Alexandre, where he was also chief of identification for almost fifteen years at the National Palace of various Haitian presidents. Dr. Durocher, also a professor of mathematics for almost fifteen (15) years at the State University of Haiti / Faculty of Sciences and Quisque / UNIQ University. Dr. Durocher is passionate about driving future generations to reach their highest potential. He lives according to his motto "tends towards infinite", which helps Dr. Duroche to move forward positively and see challenges as opportunities. Durocher's vision is to create a strong community in his home country where he believes that law and order must be respected. Moise currently resides in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, with her family.

I did my undergraduate and doctoral training in Boston, at Wellesley College and Tufts University respectively. I have a BA in Latin American Studies and a PhD in Food Policy and Applied Nutrition.My mother tongue is Spanish; I am also fluent in Italian; and have extensive advanced fluency in French and German. I picked up my language skills while working and traveling to over 65 countries. My extensive linguistics knowledge coupled with my teaching experience allows me to help students struggling with learning Spanish; or writing college essays, term papers, dissertations or articles for publication; or organization skills to improve academic performance. Because of my varied travel experience I find it easy to adjust to students experiences and learning gaps in order to show them how to utilize the knowledge they already have and build on that knowledge in order to attain greater skills.

I struggled with math all through high school before calculus. At that point something clicked. I learned to love it, and while I majored in Biochemistry at first, I kept taking math courses because I had a real passion for learning about mathematics. Eventually, I changed my major to math and began tutoring Calculus II at my university. Now I manage Calculus I and II tutors, but to keep my skills fresh, I am tutoring through Varsity. Hopefully my love for math and calculus shows, and I hope you learn to love it too!

Hello, I'm excited to be here and to help you with your questions and topics in areas such as: business, finance, accounting, MS office, and project management. I enjoy learning and teaching. I'm here to help you go where you want to go.

I hope to help as many students as I can. When I was a student I used to help my classmates when they were struggling on something. I describe myself as a patient, easy going person.

I am a high school English teacher. I have taught World Literature, American Literature, IB 9th Composition, IB American Literature, and IB 11th World Literature, so I am experienced in working with students of various skill levels. My personal philosophy is that when we can make connections between content, the real world, and our personal interests, we are more apt to grasp information. That said, I hope to understand what speaks to you as an individual and then incorporate that knowledge into our tutoring sessions for maximum success. I look forward to working with you.

Education is an opportunity for all individuals to challenge themselves and grow. My role as the teacher is to help facilitate this risk taking which leads to growth for all students. My goals help each student reach their goals and live their true potential.

I believe that understanding core basics of any subject is extremely important in understanding the subject. Therefore, while tutoring I like to keep things simple by explaining my students the concept behind any question and how to tackle it. Hence, providing them with the mindset in answering future questions all by themselves. Even though I tutor people, I honestly believe that everyone is learning from each other. Knowing that students whom I teach can go ahead in their lives with confidence to answer questions that they once struggled with makes me extremely proud of them. That is what motivates me to tutor more and more students and see them succeed with their lives and careers.

I am currently in my second year at Columbia University getting my Master's Degree in Social Work with the hopes of becoming a school social worker. Prior to my time at Columbia University, I was a teacher in Denver, CO and then Baltimore, MD. While teaching in Baltimore, I also got my Master's in Education from Johns Hopkins University. I am sincerely passionate about working with youth and have extensive experience teaching elementary school math and ELA.

I received my Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Cincinnati. I then attended graduate school and graduated with a Master's in Electrical Engineering with a focus on 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 something related to electromagnetics or analog electronic circuits.My favorite subject to tutor is analog electronics. I just enjoy the ideas behind it and understand it very well.My tutoring philosophy really stems from trying to get the most out of the student, whatever that may look like.Some of my hobbies are family time (2 boys), woodworking, electronics and a good story.

Growing up in a family of four and being the oldest of his family among the boys, Dr. Moise Durocher received a solid formal and family education. After completing his secondary education at the Centre De Formation Classique (CFC) in Port-au-Prince Haiti, Dr. Durocher then graduated from the Escuela Superior Politcnica de Chimborazo (ESPOCH) in Riobamba, Ecuador. He then continued his studies for a PhD in Mathematics at Escuela Superior Politcnica University Chimborazo (ESPOCH) in Riobamba, Ecuador, and then jointly with ESPOCH and Chihuahua University in Mexico, a postdoctoral degree in Experimental Design in Statistics, Data Analysis and Factor Analysis, and Correspondence Analysis with a concentration in Physics. Dr. Durocher has taught for many years for ESPOCH, COMIL (Colegio Miltar Combatientes de Tapi), PUCE (Pontificia Universidad Catlica del Ecuador) and others where he became assistant director at the Faculty of Hydor Ecology and Professor at the Faculty of Marine Biology both, from the Pontificia Universidad Catlica del Ecuador (PUCE). For about 2 years, he was in charge of the department of hydroecology and mathematics for the university. Then Dr. Durocher travelled to South Korea to continue a study based on "Economic Development Strategy" Currently Dr. Durocher completed a Master's degree in Education Science in the USA at Grand Canyon University. Dr. Durocher worked for the Haitian government for 15 years. He was chief of staff at the USP's direction under the administration of the late President Boniface Alexandre, where he was also chief of identification for almost fifteen years at the National Palace of various Haitian presidents. Dr. Durocher, also a professor of mathematics for almost fifteen (15) years at the State University of Haiti / Faculty of Sciences and Quisque / UNIQ University. Dr. Durocher is passionate about driving future generations to reach their highest potential. He lives according to his motto "tends towards infinite", which helps Dr. Duroche to move forward positively and see challenges as opportunities. Durocher's vision is to create a strong community in his home country where he believes that law and order must be respected. Moise currently resides in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, with her family.

I did my undergraduate and doctoral training in Boston, at Wellesley College and Tufts University respectively. I have a BA in Latin American Studies and a PhD in Food Policy and Applied Nutrition.My mother tongue is Spanish; I am also fluent in Italian; and have extensive advanced fluency in French and German. I picked up my language skills while working and traveling to over 65 countries. My extensive linguistics knowledge coupled with my teaching experience allows me to help students struggling with learning Spanish; or writing college essays, term papers, dissertations or articles for publication; or organization skills to improve academic performance. Because of my varied travel experience I find it easy to adjust to students experiences and learning gaps in order to show them how to utilize the knowledge they already have and build on that knowledge in order to attain greater skills.

I struggled with math all through high school before calculus. At that point something clicked. I learned to love it, and while I majored in Biochemistry at first, I kept taking math courses because I had a real passion for learning about mathematics. Eventually, I changed my major to math and began tutoring Calculus II at my university. Now I manage Calculus I and II tutors, but to keep my skills fresh, I am tutoring through Varsity. Hopefully my love for math and calculus shows, and I hope you learn to love it too!

Hello, I'm excited to be here and to help you with your questions and topics in areas such as: business, finance, accounting, MS office, and project management. I enjoy learning and teaching. I'm here to help you go where you want to go.

I hope to help as many students as I can. When I was a student I used to help my classmates when they were struggling on something. I describe myself as a patient, easy going person.

I am a high school English teacher. I have taught World Literature, American Literature, IB 9th Composition, IB American Literature, and IB 11th World Literature, so I am experienced in working with students of various skill levels. My personal philosophy is that when we can make connections between content, the real world, and our personal interests, we are more apt to grasp information. That said, I hope to understand what speaks to you as an individual and then incorporate that knowledge into our tutoring sessions for maximum success. I look forward to working with you.

Education is an opportunity for all individuals to challenge themselves and grow. My role as the teacher is to help facilitate this risk taking which leads to growth for all students. My goals help each student reach their goals and live their true potential.

I believe that understanding core basics of any subject is extremely important in understanding the subject. Therefore, while tutoring I like to keep things simple by explaining my students the concept behind any question and how to tackle it. Hence, providing them with the mindset in answering future questions all by themselves. Even though I tutor people, I honestly believe that everyone is learning from each other. Knowing that students whom I teach can go ahead in their lives with confidence to answer questions that they once struggled with makes me extremely proud of them. That is what motivates me to tutor more and more students and see them succeed with their lives and careers.

I am currently in my second year at Columbia University getting my Master's Degree in Social Work with the hopes of becoming a school social worker. Prior to my time at Columbia University, I was a teacher in Denver, CO and then Baltimore, MD. While teaching in Baltimore, I also got my Master's in Education from Johns Hopkins University. I am sincerely passionate about working with youth and have extensive experience teaching elementary school math and ELA.