Award-Winning Tutors serving Cottage Grove, WI

...life. Even now that I got my BS in biochemistry (May 2022), I am still pursuing a PhD degree in Infectious diseases and Microbiology. Thus, I know how it feels when one stumbles to a difficult subject/assignment/class. I love helping others overcome those difficulties just like I did and continue to do in my academic journey. I am very patient and have good communication skills. I know how to break down complex concepts to simple...

I have been a Professional Educator for many years. I have worked with all ages, including adult learners. My main passion is working with Middle School aged students. My belief is that anyone can learn, regardless of how they think of themselves as learners. Most often, students/learners don't see themselves as learners. I can change that view of themselves and create the joy of lifelong learning.

...my desire to help others succeed. I specialize in reading, writing, ESL (English as a Second Language), communication arts, history, and sociology. My passion for these subjects is matched only by my commitment to making each tutoring session productive, professional, and, most importantly, friendly. I believe that a positive and supportive learning environment is key to success, and I work hard to ensure that every session is engaging, efficient, and helps students achieve their academic...

...and have a B.S. in Applied Physics and a minor in Mathematics from Providence College. I've helped students of all ages and skill levels reach their goals in science and math courses. I enjoy being a resource to help students struggling in math and science, as these subjects can be difficult to understand. I employ a variety of strategies including mnemonic devices, physical manipulatives, and drawings/diagrams to accommodate different learning styles. Typically, I have the...

Hi my name is Jonas. I recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin -- Madison majoring in Physics and Astronomy Physics.

...WI. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin - Madison with degrees in International Studies and Spanish I decided to move to Spain to teach English. There I spent three years not only perfecting my Spanish but also traveling and gaining international experience. Now that I am back I am looking forward to the opportunity to help others improve their own Spanish language ability as I believe it is increasingly essential skill not only here...

...years of experience in industry. I hold a PhD in electrical engineering from the University of Wisconsin, formal project management certifications and I am licensed and registered as a patent agent with the USPTO. As I have advanced in my career, I have grown to enjoy mentoring and teaching others in order to help them advance themselves academically and professionally. My strongest subjects to teach are Calculus, Physics and Electrical Engineering. Specific to Electrical Engineering:...

...work for a hotel as a Systems Administrator in Madison, WI. I deal with computers everyday, from computer troubleshooting to networking and cyber security. I have just been admitted to graduate school for my program in Information Security (Metropolitan State University). Tutoring students is my passion, especially those who believe Math is difficult. I don't rest until all my students are completely satisfied. On top of Math I also teach French as I'm a native...

...I earned a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and I hold certificates in Biology in Engineering and Global Health. After graduating, I have taken a gap year before focusing on medical school. As for tutoring, I am passionate about STEM learning with a stronger focus on math at all levels. I also enjoy preparing for Standardized Tests like the SAT and ACT as well as the MCAT, where my specialties are the math sections...

...a huge difference in the learning process; I care deeply about these factors and thus make sure to be a patient and supportive mentor, to engage students in their subject and encourage them throughout their progress. Being a teaching assistant was an amazing experience, but the most rewarding moments happened during my office hours when I could connect with students on a more personal level and together, work through their individual questions or concerns with...

I am currently an undergrad student at the University of Wisconsin Madison obtaining a degree in Biomedical Engineering with a pre-med track. I'm passionate on teaching subjects involved in math, specifically algebra and math with younger students. I've gained expereince with teaching younger students through various leadership positions in high school such as freshmen mentorship and tutoring students in China.

...University, where I study Communication. I currently work both as a private tutor for high school/AP English, ACT prep, SAT prep, and as a graduate teaching assistant at my university. I have several years of tutoring and teaching experience working with clients from a variety of backgrounds and with a variety of goals and challenges, and I have used that experience to develop the strongest pedagogy possible, in order to accommodate the needs of all...

...to work in a Japanese office. During those 3 years, I also had the privilege of teaching English to 4 and 5-year-old children once a week and leading English conversation classes for adults once a month. The best part of teaching was being able to interact with my students. It brought me much joy to see my students actively participating, learning and enthusiastically engaging in my classes. With my experience in the Japanese language and...

...with majors in art and biology. I spent a considerable amount of time volunteering as a tutor for kids of all ages, including those with special needs. I love finding ways to make difficult concepts digestible and (if possible) fun. I haven't forgotten what it's like to be a student; I used to hate math, and in high school my grades were barely passable. The key to learning and succeeding is not only to have...

...getting to know my students and helping them learn how they work best, both so that I can more efficiently guide their study and so that can take charge of their own future learning. Though I've worked with students on everything from algebra to anatomy and physiology, my favorite subjects to tutor will always be History and Philosophy which were my two majors at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Both of those subjects encourage...

...in Microbiology and a certificate in Global Health. Currently, I study the immunogenetics of non-human primates. In my collegiate career, I worked with struggling elementary students on their reading comprehension, taught a summer science program at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, and volunteered with an after-school engineering club at the Goodman Center. I also held the position of Resident Assistant for two years with University Housing, where I served as an academic and mental health...

I believe in you! So there is no reason why you shouldn't! I am here to help you navigate your way through the educational process. I have over two decades of educational experience (teaching, tutoring and administration). My strengths are communication and patience. I'm happy to go at your pace.

I am a fourth-year undergraduate studying Computer Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I have taught an intro to CS course for 3 years and I am excited to tutor as well!

...with a degree in Biochemistry, a double major in French, and a minor in Journalism. I am currently completing a Master's degree in Education, also from the University of Notre Dame, while working full time as a high school science teacher. I teach Chemistry, Physical Science, Algebra I and ACT Prep to students with a broad range of strengths and abilities. Alongside my classroom work, I coach dance team and track, and mentor high school...

I have taught formally for over 15 years. I am passionate about helping students understand what they are learning--from math to reading/language arts to ESL to Spanish and everything in between. I believe that all students can learn and use many strategies to help students grasp what they are learning.