Award-Winning Tutors serving Jeannette, PA

...at a preschool in summers, interning at a local elementary school, and tutoring students in high school. My favorite subjects to tutor are English and Reading, and I also tutor in Math (which I have grown to love more recently-- we've had a complicated relationship) and Science. I especially like creative writing, and even won...

...and spiritual needs of all students. As a mental health therapist I have a unique perspective to offer learners in the field of psychology and counseling, one which both informs and brings to life the concepts of the discipline. The clinical experience I have gained contributes to my work as an educator with a pointed...

Hi, my name is Jacob (Jake) Sernoff. I am a recent graduate of the University of Pittsburgh where I majored in Accounting with a minor in Economics. I have experienced working in Public Accounting, specifically Audit and Tax. Aside from my experience in Public Accounting, I have also tutored numerous students in the subject.

...learning empowerment; and 4.) a tireless promotion of peace, social justice, and respect for all people, their backgrounds, and cultures. In my free time, I love going to the movies or watching films at home, listening to music, exercising, and reading. I also love to travel, learn new languages and new cultures! I am looking...

...research, teaching experience in both academic and professional settings, volunteer service, and clinical experience are removed, you will find a life-long learner that embraces the opportunity to serve others. I enjoy teaching, not just school-related subjects, but sports, games, etc.; I enjoy being there learning with you! I am attending a dental residency in Pittsburgh,...

...wildlife genetics from the University of Kentucky. Since graduating, I have worked primarily in the field of wildlife conservation and research. I am extremely passionate about science; my favorite subjects are Biology, Zoology, Ecology, and Environmental Science. Early in my academic career I was very fortunate to be taught Biology through the Socratic Method. This...

...to excel in any area. My teaching philosophy is to help you achieve new heights beyond your expectations. My tutoring style is interactive and upbeat. After graduating from Mount Holyoke College with a BA in Sociology and a minor in Education I went on to receive my teaching certificate in New Mexico. Currently, I live...

...to continue my education at Carnegie Mellon University. I tutor my peers and anyone that needs help in my family. I have a pretty wide range of what I can teach because of all the different people that need help. I am also able to teach in different ways to make sure that the student...

...also eager to take a mentorship role with clients by discussing my career path, goal setting, and tips for success that I have learned along the way. I strive to see each and every client succeed in his or her aspirations in academia and life. In my spare time, I enjoy fitness oriented activities including...

...academic potential. My patient personality has proved beneficial while working with young students. All students learn at their own pace and I believe it is important for any teacher to respect that pace. My favorite elementary subjects to tutor are phonics, reading, and writing. Since I was little I have loved reading and I encourage...

...produce music. I am a former chair of the alumni schools committee for my alma mater, The University of Chicago, and I currently interview local applicants for admission each cycle. I simply love empowering youth---—especially through writing, and I spend much of my free time teaching summer programs and leading workshops on writing and the...

...has a place in my life. I tutor any/all students that need any type of help in Mathematics, from General Math, to Algebra, to Geometry, to Intermediate Algebra, to Trigonometry, to Pre-Calculus to Calculus. I love Math, and I love to help students in Math. You don't have to have a "love" for Math, but...

...requires. One more thing, I like word pictures. For instance, in video games, until you master a level, there's work and more work. But, beating a level, gives you a sense of pride. The harder the game, the "prouder" you feel. School's a little like that. It has levels and it takes work. Once you...

...School of Nursing. Since then, I have practiced in various settings, including an acute setting, outpatient, and home care. I obtained my BSN from Chamberlain University and completed my MSN from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. While completing my MSN, I decided to pursue my DNP at Duquesne University, a decision that felt like a new...

...a lot of students become incredibly overwhelmed, but from my experience, with some help and effective practice, anyone can navigate them successfully, and to the best of their ability. Whenever I'm free and the weather's good, all I need is a rugged trail or a soccer ball and some competition to challenge me. However, when...

...dedicated flight instructor with a passion for guiding aspiring aviators through the journey of becoming skilled and confident pilots. With 2 years of experience in the aviation industry and my CFI, IGI, and AGI certificates, I am committed to upholding the highest standards of safety and excellence while fostering a supportive learning environment.

...of teaching experience in an enriched academics program in the Shelby County Schools in Memphis, Tennessee. The majority of the time I taught 2nd grade but have also taught 3rd and 4th grade and am certified to teach grades 1 - 8. I was a Level 5 Teacher and a Career Ladder teacher at the...

...the application of the subject could be presented in a way that brings understanding of its importance and relevance to a learner. I believe by showing the paths of many diverse figures that emphasis can be placed on the idea that learning is a personal experience. I don't believe that the learning of a student...

...a whole, and ultimately somewhere within the greater education system. I want each of my students to know their worth and their value, to feel loved and respected, and to feel welcome and safe. I want to teach them how to read, but even more than that I want to teach them how to be...

...actually hate math, and I've been doing that since high school. I particularly love Calculus, but am also confident tutoring Algebra, Statistics, or Geometry. I have a friendly, laid-back style and I always aim to help the student feel comfortable with both me and the material. I firmly believe that many people's dislike for math...