Award-Winning Tutors serving Central City, UT

...for over two years now, both privately and through colleges. I worked in the Math Lab in Salt Lake Community College and I also worked at the University of Utah as a Supplemental Instruction Leader for Math 1050. I just graduated from the University of Utah with my bachelor's in math and a minor in...

I am a graphic novelist and illustrator, currently a junior studying illustration at Brigham Young University. I am the creator of the web-comic Heaven's Hymn, and have illustrated various books. I love to play the guitar, build legos and just have fun in life!

...my undergrad I have gained experience tutoring from having a lot of my friends come to me to help them in the hard sciences I have already taken. In tutoring, I have found that the "eureka!" moment happens from going back to the basics, finding that disconnect of knowledge, and filling it in. I like...

...with my friends playing volleyball or hiking. I love getting to know new people- especially when it is with the intent of learning together! I believe that education is wasted if it isn't applied to helping others in some way, and I hope to help you see how your subject can improve your life or...

...and at every skill level. Currently, I teach and mentor others in leadership, nonfiction and academic writing, and goal achievement. My favorite part is not necessarily the subject, but seeing someone's eyes light up when they "get" it, and watching their confidence in themselves and their abilities grow through the process. Whenever I work with...

...a study abroad. If we use our resources, work hard, and do our best, everything will work out. I've seen this principle in action throughout my life. I have an AAS is Arts and Sciences, a BS in Home and Family Living with a minor in Spanish, and an MA in Hispanic Linguistics. Since I...

...in their abilities. I think it is important to help students realize that they can do math problems, rather than me just simply doing all the problems for them. I have also had the opportunity to work with elementary aged students as a volunteer and as a substitute and find it very rewarding to ensure...

...helping students stems from the joy of witnessing their academic growth and the excitement of conquering challenges. I have completed one degree completely online and am working toward a second. I want to give students the resources and skills they need to succeed. Tutoring students with dyslexia is one of my specialties.

...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...

...about them, even the smell of a new book. So anything pertaining to the study of reading, writing, analyzing literature, preparing for a test that includes reading and writing, or others along these lines, I enjoy tutoring. I am a good writer and enjoy finding the words for descriptions or feelings or events. I'm a...

...anything thrown their way. I am patient and highly encourage speaking up and asking questions. I often ask the question "Do you understand?" and if the answer is no, will go about rephrasing what they don't understand in a way that will help them do so. If that doesn't work, I will switch up the...

...Science in Physics, I developed a passion for education, which I intend to continue with now that I have moved to Washington DC. I am able to tutor students in Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science, having developed experience as part of my pursuit of that degree. I also have an intense interest in History, which...

...Netherlands, and later I served as a religious teacher for two years as a missionary (one year in Argentina, one year in Colorado). Through these and other experiences, I have found that one of my passions is to help people make their own discoveries and realize their full potential. I am studying with the goal...

...from Brigham Young University. I taught 6th, 7th, and 8th grade history for a couple of years in my home state of South Carolina before moving back to Utah. When my 3rd child was diagnosed with autism, I became actively involved in the autism community. I also worked in several of my kids' classrooms as...

...from an internship working on a service in Java and SQL that validated HTML files. While I was at BSU, I studied Spanish as part of a double major. I was fluent when I got there after spending two years in Argentina. I love music, any and all outdoor activities, on a field with a...

...University College Dublin and a BA in economics from Brigham Young University. I am originally from Accra-Ghana in Sub-saharan Africa. I love to dance. I like to travel and meet new people and cultures. I think teaching is an art that can be mastered. A person can be a subject-matter expert but may be poor...

...to the challenges I overcame in learning the language (the grammar is no joke). Embracing a hands-on teaching philosophy, I believe in the power of experiential learning. This approach guides my tutoring style, ensuring tailored sessions that align with each student's unique learning preferences and pace. Motivated by my own struggles as a student, I...

...While I love history, I am also passionate about math, reading, and writing. I have had the opportunity to work with a number of age groups--from kindergarten to high school--tutoring math, reading, and writing. I believe that education is one of the most important gifts we can give to the children in our lives. It...

...pathway that allows them to build confidence in their ability to engage with and ultimately master difficult course material. I particularly enjoy teaching chemistry, but I am also proficient in teaching physics, mathematics, and history. When working with students, I am a firm believer in "meeting someone where they are." That is, I've found it...

...UVU. I tutor Japanese primarily, and it's my favorite subject to teach. My main philosophy when it comes to language learning is that everybody has a reason they're studying, and to help them fulfil that reason. Along with that, there are many routes to achieve that - there is rarely one "right" path.