Award-Winning Tutors serving Candler Park, GA

...not reading or blogging, you can find me at a local Atlanta coffeehouse performing some of my poetry or spoken word pieces for open mic night. As a past successful student myself, I know that great mentors and tutors are a key component to success and I love working hard to be that helping hand...

I have over 10 years experience teaching. I lived in Korea close to a decade and even worked professionally as a bilingual in a Korean company utilizing my language and interpretation skills.

...because I was once in their shoes, trying to learn and understand challenging new topics. I have helped students excel in algebra, chemistry, and other disciplines related to math and science. I am currently studying applied mathematics with a concentration in civil engineering at Oakwood University. I tutor in mathematics (Algebra I & II, Geometry)...

...in mathematics, and have worked with students to improve their math skills. As a recent graduate, I am incredibly familiar with the common struggles of students. Also, I have taken many standardized tests and am currently preparing for the MCAT so I would love to help others prepare for the SAT or ACT. I look...

I am dedicated to teaching students by expanding upon their knowledge and giving them the tools to become independent and learn on their own.

...licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for helping students grow and succeed to their best capabilities while having fun. I am a graduate of SUNY Cortland with a Masters in Communication Science Disorders. I have worked in special needs preschools, elementary schools, and middle schools with various populations including children with special needs (i.e., autism,...

...helped this young middle school student, who was struggling in algebra, to obtain the highest test grades in his class with a 96. I also helped a few biology students who were also struggling to improve in their academic performance. My strategy in tutoring is to observe, listen, understand, and help the student. Observe the...

...better and more capable people by unlocking their own potential. I did this with my first 2 students. One was in summer school for failing math. But after about 6 months with me, he got into his advanced math class. The other student was on level and he too go into advanced. It's like coaching....

...students who struggle in math gain confidence in solving math problems. As a freshman in high school, struggled in Algebra. I never gave up and went on to earn my Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from Morehouse College. I also went on to earn my teaching credential in math. I taught high school Algebra and...

Education is a tool to help people rise and function in society. Anybody can become what they want to be in the world. If we work hard, stay focus and don't quit. We would be able to help many people achieve success.

...with a degree in economics. Oglethorpe is a liberal arts institution and I have an interest in writing, history and politics as well as economics. I worked as an AmeriCorps VISTA and at the Carter Center. Currently, I'm working for a State Representative in Atlanta, GA. I played baseball in college and still try to...

...teaching and learning. With great pleasure, I have served for twenty years in various teaching and leadership roles. During my tenure, I have had the opportunity to serve as an Early Intervention Program (EIP) teacher, Teacher Support Specialist, Literacy Coach, English Language Arts Department Chair, Professional Learning Developer/Presenter, Curriculum Designer, and Consultant. Ultimately, my goal...

...all over the world. This combined with my educational background gives me a truly global mindset allowing me to work across not only functional boundaries but global borders as well. I studied International Studies and Asian Studies at Kenyon College. I have three senior-level Human Resources certifications as well as a certification in Change Management....

...science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Electrical Circuit Analysis), as well as Graphics & Design. I will be transferring to Georgia Tech in Fall 2016 where I plan to major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in sociology to supplement my teaching and human development skills. My hobbies include Ultimate Frisbee, soccer, school (seriously, I'm the weird...

...opportunity to become a tutor because I am passionate about helping others learn and grow. I believe that education is not just about understanding material but also about building confidence and developing problem-solving skills. I enjoy working with students to break down complex concepts into manageable pieces, helping them to approach learning with a sense...

...an active supporter of learning who believes that anyone can excel with the right guidance. As a research biologist, I aim to expand my knowledge for the sake of becoming a better teacher. As a tutor, I aim to ensure that may students have someone to guide them through their own challenges academically.

...year undergraduate student at the University of Georgia studying Economics and minoring in Public Policy. In high school, I was a student tutor for elementary to middle school kids, who wanted to improve concepts in Math and English. I enjoyed helping students grow and master difficult skills one by one. In my time working as...

...that as their writing improved, their academic performance improved in all their classes-- even in the sciences. I think the ability to write well cultivates skills that can be transferred to nearly any discipline. After I received my M.A., I returned to Atlanta to stay with my father, and plan to apply to the library...

...to my students well, I do my best to meet the needs of the families I work with, and I am always honest with whoever I work with. During my spare time I enjoy watching and playing sports, going to the movies, and being involved with church activities. I am excited about the possibility...

...dedicated to tutoring students in life coaching and subjects such as algebra, AP Physics, creative writing and, AP Literature. These experiences taught me patience, adaptability, and effective communication skills to understand the specific challenges of each student. My passion for math started from the unparalleled joy that comes from learning the language of math. Through...