Award-Winning Tutors serving Farmington, UT

...at Utah Valley University, pursuing a degree in Disaster Management with a minor in Spanish Translation/Interpretation. I work as a firefighter/AEMT and am very passionate about helping others. I have lived in Chile and Spain, with my main interpretation focus being medicine. I tutor a wide variety of students, but my favorite subjects to tutor...

...to get my bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. I have always dreamed about having a career in something that I can help people with, and being a teacher is one of the best professions to help people. I love English, and anything that involves reading and writing. I love to tutor English and Math. I...

I enjoy teaching. As a professional, my favorite part of the job was teaching other people how to use Excel. I love teaching and am currently a building substitute at a junior high school. I enjoy solving problems and helping others learn new things.

...in beginner and restorative yoga. However, I am also well versed in intermediate and advanced yoga as well as teaching people to progress in their yoga journey to become stronger and more advanced. Along with my 200hr. RYT certification, I graduated from the University of Dayton with a bachelors degree in Communications and a minor...

...because I believe in the transformative power of education and the impact it can have on their lives. Specifically, I am passionate about showing students the potential of games beyond mere entertainment. I want to inspire them to think creatively, explore diverse subjects, and realize that their ideas can be turned into tangible realities through...

...developed a strong passion for tutoring, particularly in math, reading, and writing. I thrive on building personal connections with my students, tailoring my teaching strategies to meet their unique learning needs. For instance, I utilize hands-on activities and visual aids to help students grasp challenging concepts, making learning engaging and accessible. My experience as a...

...abroad I studied classical guitar and Spanish/Latin American history and literature in Seville, Spain. Stateside, I participated as a performing student in master classes with Christopher Parkening, David Russell, and David Tanenbaum. I graduated with degrees in History and Music, and after that, helped develop instructional software and taught music at the college level (popular...

...I embarked on a teaching career spanning over a decade, imparting my wisdom and expertise to the next generation of nurses. My instructional repertoire encompasses diverse courses including Med/Surg, Pharmacology, Nutrition, Leadership, Foundations, Research, Informatics, and Psychiatric Nursing. My dynamic teaching style and real-world experience resonate deeply with students, inspiring them to excel in their...

...became interested in volcanoes and their inner workings early in my college career, but was always fascinated by nature as a kid. I hold degrees from George Mason University (in Virginia), Boise State University (in Idaho), and Roskilde Universitet (in the country of Denmark!). I have been a professor of geology for about 10 years....

...them to become strong members of society, especially so for those who may have a learning or behavioral disorder. This is why I want to help students learn and become prepared for the future as best as possible! I have worked with students as a Special Education Paraeducator at Providence Hall Junior High and through...

Pursuing licensure in Secondary Education and History. Current Substitute for the SLC school district. Part time national level youth snowboard coach.

...Each one of them learned and studied in a unique way, so I would always take the time to assess their strengths and weaknesses in order to provide them with the best learning experience. When students choose my services, they are guaranteed to have an extraordinary experience, regardless of whether they are an advanced student...

...the field of Applied Behavior Analysis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies with a focus on elementary and special education from Western Governors University. After attending WGU, I went to Saint Joseph's University where I obtained my Master of Art in Special Education with an autism emphasis. Upon graduation, I decided to...

...I am a Princeton sophomore who is currently on a gap year. As a Computer Science major, I am skilled in the subjects of math, computer science, and Spanish! I would love to teach either a school subject or an SAT preparatory session. Teaching is my passion because there is just something so indescribably special...

...language and Spanish level C1. I love teaching because it exposes me to a world of different nations, cultures, and the greatest diversity of personalities. It makes me appreciate this job even more! I love the Italian language, and not just because it's the language I was born with, but because there is so much...

...as my Master's degree is in creative writing. There is something therapeutic about getting your ideas on a page and watching them grow as we edit and polish each sentence and word. My Bachelor's degree is in English, and I love to help a student learn the nuances of the English language, which will help...

...spoke, but I loved hearing it and have very fond memories of it from my childhood. Fast forward to me at 19-years-old, I chose to serve a 2-year full-time volunteer mission for my church. I had no choice in where they would send me, so I was very grateful when they assigned me to serve...

...I loved every minute of time at BYU and hope to spread the knowledge I obtained as well as the joy I have for learning. I am a native Spanish speaker and I love literature. In the past I have interned as an English and adult literacy teacher. I currently tutor any subjects related to...

I love chemistry, and I love helping other people come to love it too.

...years of my life didn't go quite as planned. Thrown into course work that seemed to move at a pace well beyond my own, I felt overwhelmed and discouraged. Stretching myself between shifts at a local pharmacy and an increasing number of lectures, labs and other academic endeavors, I realized that what little free time...