Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving Buffalo, NY

...Global History, and New York State Regents test preparation. When I tutor, I first try to determine the needs of my students, and then collaborate with them to develop the best approach to meeting their needs and achieving their goals. I have a BS degree in Secondary Social Studies Education from The State University of New York College at Buffalo, and a MS degree in Special Education, also from Buffalo State College. I am very...

...a life-long passion of mine. I started tutoring as a high school student and have not stopped since. It is what led to my current career as an English teacher of middle and high school students. I enjoy the challenge of working with students and figuring out what about a subject puzzles them or with what they could most use help. I hope to work with as many students as I can and to help...

...to help my students view the subject. Additionally, these courses are fresh in my mind, and so I can recall what did or did not make sense to me and what helped me understand a certain topic - insight I can pass along to my students. Again, I want to instill not only an understanding, but an appreciation for math in my students, as this appreciation will invoke a desire to further their knowledge. In...

...students with different mathematics, science, and engineering material. I am most passionate about circuit analysis, power, and mathematics. When tutoring students I make sure there is clear understanding of the question or topic at hand before moving on. I am a firm believer in continuous education, believing it to be not only satisfying but necessary especially in the engineering and mathematic fields. Since graduation I have taken and passed the FE Electrical and Computer examination,...

Hello! I am Kwadwo and I currently am a graduate student at SUNY Buffalo State University studying speech-language pathology. I have over 6 years of experience tutoring and enjoy it! The subjects I tutor are English language arts, elementary school math, Algebra 1, SAT prep, trigonometry, and geometry. I care much about my students' academic success and their learning; thus, my sessions are centered on their needs and interests.

...and customer service, paired with a strong mechanical aptitude. I have also worked as an administrative assistant. I love connecting with students of all ages and sharing my passion for learning, technology, and education. My experience in the IT field pushed me to develop a great sense of patience and understanding for individuals who might be struggling or frustrated. I find it very rewarding to dig into a problem, provide an explanation, and watch a...

I like offering fun and productive tutoring experiences. I get to know my students and try to make tailor-made lessons that will provide the most opportunity to learn and grow.

...arts program located in Eastern California. Unlike most schools, the admission process to Deep Springs involves writing - and later defending before a panel of staff, faculty and students - seven essays on a variety of subjects including literature, philosophy, and education. Once admitted to Deep Springs, students are typically required to read upwards of 100 pages per day from authors such as Hegel, Joyce, and Thucydides; and to write several essays per week, which...

...- teaching in ELA, Math and Social Studies classrooms grades 6 - 8. In addition, I taught a mixed- grade remedial reading class to help students improve their reading comprehension skills. While in NYC, I also took advantage of the great higher education institutions there by obtaining my masters in Reading from Teachers College at Columbia University. As part of the program I had the opportunity to work in a reading clinic with students ranging...

...grades k-10 and have experience teaching English/Literature, History, Science, Math, Grammar, Reading, and Writing. As an educator, I have successfully led over 100 hours of individual and group tutoring sessions in a professional school setting. My students have made profound academic and personal breakthroughs and become more empowered versions of themselves. As for my personal educational background, I graduated from Skidmore College earning a Bachelor's of Arts in American Studies. I specialize in ELA, reading,...

...also spent four months living abroad in Paris, France with a French host family and taking French courses. In my spare time I enjoy reading, running, watching films, and trying new cuisines. I have also, on several occasions, relied on private tutors. As a lifelong student and teacher, my tutoring style offers a unique approach that caters to individual need of students of all ages. If you are looking for a well-rounded, global perspective on...

...at the University at Buffalo as part of a teaching assistantship. My favorite subjects to tutor are calculus, trigonometry, and algebra. I've taught calculus courses at the college level multiple times, and I thoroughly enjoyed it each time. I believe that understanding how students learn mathematics is essential to teaching and tutoring mathematics. There are many different forms of teaching. I feel that I'm a great tutor because I try to understand how each student...

...Bachelor Degree in Linguistics from Carnegie Mellon, a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering from University at Buffalo, and a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University. I have over a decade of tutoring experience and pride myself in really connecting with my students' learning styles and aspirations. My main strength as a tutor is in the maths, but I can also offer exemplary essay editing advice and my engineering background is comfortable giving computer...

...of a tiny bit of targeted, focused work. My primary objective as a tutor is to make you aware of the skills you most need to work on, and give you specific coaching on strengthening those skills. The key word in that last sentence is specific. Everyone understands differently. Even if you are having difficulty with the same topic as some of your classmates, your light bulb moment is going to be different from any...

...a physician. I tutor Spanish, at a middle school, high school and college level, and a variety of different science and math courses as well. I do my best to make learning enjoyable for my students and I believe that it is important to bring a professional approach to teaching. When I am not tutoring, I play guitar, lift weights, and hang out with my friends, also, go Bills and go Sabres!

Hello! My name is Tyler and I am a teacher candidate pursuing a career in teaching elementary grades 1-6. I have been working with students ranging from kindergarten to college aged students. I have a lot of background knowledge and experience teaching students. I look forward to meeting you and helping you learn and succeed.

Dr. Meness earned her PhD in education from Penn State University, and has worked as an elementary teacher, reading instructor, before teaching in higher education and becoming an editor and academic coach. She looks forward to working with students from all walk of life who are pursing their interest in education.

...at Medaille College. In addition, I am a collegiate level mathematics tutor who enjoys helping students learn and understand algebra using unique methods for various learning styles. My teaching philosophy stems from catering to each student individually. In doing so, I assess each students learning style, and appropriately adjust my teaching style to match. I greatly enjoy tutoring and assisting students. Further, I know learning algebra can be quite the task, and I am here...

I am a student at the University at Buffalo Honors College. Currently, I tutor refugee students with Journey's End Refugee Services. I have prior experience tutoring with Buffalo Peace House and ACCESS of WNY. I enjoy teaching and pushing students towards achieving their goals!

...PhD at Stanford University to try to save the environment by discovering better renewable technology. He finished his PhD and a 2 year post-doctoral fellowship in Sweden. Benjamin says that he was probably on track for a professorship, but between the middle of his PhD studies and the end of his Post-doc, he decided scientific research was not for him anymore. During and after this shift, he has been exploring lots of different learning experiences...