Award-Winning Tutors serving Alpine, UT

I am a postdoctoral research studying heart failure at the UofU. I received my PhD from Michigan State University in Exercise Physiology. I am also a registered clinical exercise physiologist with the American College of Sports Medicine.

Hi! I'm a Dartmouth '21 studying philosophy, computer science, and neuroscience. I am a generalist who loves learning and I'm happy & able to tutor in a variety of subject areas. I focus on helping students prepare for the ACT exam and AP or IB subject tests. My specialties are English writing and literature, psychology/neuroscience, Python programming, history, and environmental science.

Hi! After completing a BS and MS in geology, pre-medical courses, and medical school, I have over 10 years of real life experience studying science, honing my study habits, and test-taking strategies. If you feel like you understand the content in class or for homework, but aren't getting the results you want on the exam, let me help you!

...learning, and I love to help others experience that as well. I'm a civil engineering student at BYU in my senior year, and I love academics. My goal is to help you enjoy algebra as much as I do! My teaching style is a mix of asking questions so that I know what would like help with, and trying to relate math to the real world. Math is just a different language that has so...

...sophomore at Brigham Young University that is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. After my first year at BYU, I deferred for two years to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Houston, TX. During my Full-Time Missionary experience, I became fluent in Spanish, taught people about Christian principles and beliefs, taught English to Latinos weekly, held several leadership positions and provided community service regularly. I love to...

...Alex, a passionate educator with a degree in Environmental Science & Sustainability and a strong background in teaching, mentoring, and youth development. I recently served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco, where I led educational programs focused on environmental awareness, leadership, and English language development for students of all ages. I aim to make learning engaging, supportive, and tailored to each student's goals. Whether you're looking for help with homework, improving your writing skills,...

...activities. Currently I stay at home with our two little boys while my husband works on a PhD at Stanford and I love it, but I miss teaching and working with students. I tutor a wide range of subjects including history, writing, and math. I am passionate about each of them for different reasons. History helps us identify bias, see cause and effect, think critically, and learn empathy. Writing helps us synthesize our thoughts into...

I am passionate about two things: writing and helping people. Being able to help someone improve in areas they want to improve in brings me great joy and is why I am here today. I promise to help writing seem easy and flawless when effort and patience are applied. My prior experience in writing is as a copywriter, content marketer, and technical writer with a bachelor's degree in Public Relations.

...heart of a teacher. Many teachers and mentors helped me achieve my dreams when I was younger, and I want to pay it forward. I have a bachelor's and master's degree in music performance, I was a physical science teacher's assistant for a core freshman level class in college, and I have ADHD. I homeschool my children, and have taught many individuals of many different neurotypes. I am upbeat and give my students a lot...

...creative and experienced educator, I bring both patience and passion to every tutoring session. With a background in film, photography, and music production, I've led teams, managed complex projects, and guided interns developing a teaching style that is clear, encouraging, and highly adaptable. Whether I'm walking a student through the basics of video editing or helping them understand core writing and communication skills, I focus on building confidence and breaking down challenges into manageable, engaging...

...been an interest and goal of mine, and I have been very lucky to be able to have opportunities to teach, both in Middle and High School settings, as well as at a College Level. I graduated from Brigham Young University with my Masters of Arts degree in English and English Literature. I believe that everyone is a writer and I love helping people gain more confidence in their reading and writing, whether it is...

...the point where they can enjoy math and build confidence in their own skills. My tutoring style is very student lead. As a teacher I have worked with many students that have learning disabilities including ADHD and dyslexia. This experience has taught me that people learn in many different ways, and one style of teaching will not work for everyone. I am very flexible with how I teach and like to tailor it to each...

...BYU student, an am currently working toward a bachelor's degree in Chemistry. As a student, I have found that I respect teachers more when they can understand the questions posed by my fellow students. I think that it is important to find out what a student knows before trying to teach a new concept. That way any misconceptions can be cleared up at the beginning, instead of fighting against them for weeks or even longer....

...I live in Los Angeles. I teach Spanish and English (ESL). I've taught both languages since 2007, to all ages, one-to-one, and in groups. My style is analytical, intuitive, and fun. I collaborate with my students so I can adapt to their interests. I LOVE teaching grammar, with simple, straightforward explanations. I use observation and examples from media. We will also practice in conversation. My philosophy is make mistakes and keep it positive. Choose me...

I believe in teaching everyone at their level while also treating them like an adult. This entails respect for the student, but also strong expectations. I value transparency, patience, and progress. Above all, I want those I teach to feel totally comfortable with me, no matter what's in the way.

...students learn math. I know from my tutoring experience that many students find math mysterious and intimidating. You may come to math believing it's too hard for you, or that you just aren't smart enough. Believe me, those things aren't true! Everyone can excel at math, you just need to have it explained to you in a way that makes sense to you. That's what I enjoy- finding ways to explain math so my students...

...English teacher for eight years and have worked with grades 6th-12th grade. As an educator I have worked with many students in helping them achieve grade level requirements and the students personal academic goals. It is my belief that anyone can achieve any goal with the right help. I work hard to be that help and support in the way the student needs the most. I have a bachelors in English Education from Brigham Young...

...is Sarah and I am about to enter my last year in the elementary education bachelor's program at BYU with a minor in TESOL (teaching English to speakers of other languages). I'm passionate about making school and other spaces accessible for everyone. The subject in school that I loved the most was reading & writing, so that's probably my greatest strength. I enjoy tutoring K-6, working with English learners, and tutoring high-school level English. I'm...

...an educator in various high school settings for the past 15 years. As an educator who values feedback and relevancy, I find it invaluable to develop a solid rapport with my students. When they feel confident that they can trust me to advocate for them, they will work harder and accomplish more. Building this rapport, though intangible on paper, has been my greatest asset in helping students believe in themselves and aspire to greater heights.

...My personal goal as a tutor is to ease the frustration and help them make new, positive experiences learning math. I want my students to experience victories, have confidence, build up grit, and learn to enjoy math. I believe no one is inherently "bad at math". I think some students are not accustomed to thinking and speaking in the language of mathematics and/or they are missing some fundamental conceptual knowledge. With practice, guidance, and teaching,...