Award-Winning Tutors serving Lost Creek, TX

...As a student, I understand firsthand the challenges others face and bring a student's perspective in addition to my tutoring approach. I offer tutoring in a variety of subjects, including Math (elementary through high school), English (all levels), French (French 1 through AP French 4), and core business subjects such as Finance, Financial and Managerial Accounting, Marketing, Human Resource Management, and Business Management. My teaching style is highly interactive and rooted in connecting concepts to...

...Laude. Being flexible and without neglecting my responsibilities I was also able to take advantage of the opportunities that have opened up to me as described below that helped shape and prepare me for this lifelong goal. I possess more than 20 years of progressive experience in teaching and teaching support from preschool through twelfth grade. My professional history includes positions such as a support teacher at Morning glory Montessori school, teaching art at Bracken...

...electrical engineering class. With my strong mathematics and physics background, I can tutor all math and physics classes through introductory college courses. I especially enjoy teaching introductory college courses in calculus and physics, as these subjects are typically more difficult, but are ultimately more rewarding for me when I am able to help a struggling student understand a problem. I like to use YouTube videos and drawings to help students gain a better conceptual understanding...

I have a degree in English Literature from Webster University - with a Minor in Art Criticism. I specialize in tutoring English/Reading/Writing of all ages. I also tutor in all of the humanities, from art history to political theory. Based in Austin, Texas. I look forward to speaking with you! Feel free to reach out and schedule a session.

...years, but my favorites have always been mathematics, physics, chemistry, and computer science. My philosophy towards teaching is that the student should be learning, not be being taught. A teacher is a guide, and does not teach what to think, but how to think. I always aim to make sure my students completely understand the subjects we are discussing, rather than merely understanding how to apply formulae and equations. In my spare time, I enjoy...

Hello all! I'm a Computer Science major at UT Austin and I would love to be there for you in your learning process. I can teach you some new skills, assist you in your path to discovering new passions, or just to help you brush up on some long forgotten material.

...in Spanish, with minor in International Relations. I immediately continued on to graduate school and completed my Master's degree in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, specializing in Language Acquisition at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona in December 2020. My Master's thesis investigated a student's second language learning abilities depending on differing teaching platforms: face- to- face vs. live video lessons. In my spare time, I enjoy exploring natural areas, yoga, and rock climbing.

...am an engineer professional with a Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the City College of New York. My fluency in French also gives me the opportunity to teach it to interested students. My teaching philosophy is to adapt tutoring sessions to each student's learning style and I look forward to working with current and new students.

I've travelled the world mentoring students in Japan, forging houses in India, founding soccer programs in Costa Rica, and graduating teen moms in Texas. Education has captured my attention the world over. I'm eager to keep my hand in the field with Varsity Tutors. My other passions find me out on the pitch, drenched at Barton Springs, or languid in a Netflix puppy pile. ... My role is to give the student the confidence to work,...

...as math. Some of these students returned for tutoring all the way through middle school. In college, I tutored a student in the basics of photography. While I have worked with students in math, logic, reading, grammar, photography study skills, and more, math and logic are my favorites to tutor. I think the most important thing is to convey that learning can be fun. If it is fun, we are more inclined to do it!...

...I have great experience learning and teaching online, as I have completed my high school online. Since I myself attended online school, I know how material is taught online, and how well students can receive one on one help through this method, I have seen how students are kept motivated and how they are made to learn the material while being online. I connect well with students and people of all ages, I have specifically...

I believe that all students are capable of learning. I have a passion for education because I can help a learner to realize all that they are capable of. I possess and Associates in Education, Bachelors in Computer Science and a Masters in Computer Science. I bring with me 15+ years of teaching experience. My tutoring areas are Math and Computer Science. To view my teaching profile: www.teacherreph.wordpress.com

My name is Stephanie and I graduated from SLU in May. I studied marketing and political science. I'm a big fan of a good dad joke so don't hesitate to crack some!

Hi there! I'm a Doctor of Law with a passion for teaching and helping students succeed. I specialize in English, writing, social studies, geography, public speaking, and test prep. With years of tutoring experience, I focus on building confidence, improving skills, and making learning engaging and effective. Whether you're writing an essay, preparing for an exam, or just need help staying on track, I'm here to support you!

Hello, my name is Michael, I work and live in Austin. I was a History major and I love the subject, specifically early American History. I currently work as a Paralegal for a Criminal Defense Law Firm in Austin, but I have a passion for passing on my knowledge and skill in writing to others. ... My teaching philosophy is to engage each student using creative methods that foster intellectual inquiry and interest.... I'd like to...

...4 years abroad in China and Thailand. My teacher certifications are in General Education, Special education, and English as a Second Language. I also have a Masters Degree in Education Administration and Leadership. I received my Bachelor's from Texas State University, Teaching Certificates through Huston-Tillotson University, and Master's Degree from Capella University. I have taught 3rd grade for 16 years, and one-year as a 4th grade Science and Social Studies teacher. My philosophy of education...

...everyone from elementary / middle school students to fellow classmates across a variety of subjects such as piano, violin, math, English and standardized testing. I love meeting new people and helping them better understand whatever they're studying. I'm new to Austin (moved here for the new job) and a fresh graduate, so come talk to me about whatever you need help with, going to college in a different part of the country or anything in...

...third-year student at the University of Texas at Austin. I've been tutoring students for years, and I work well with all types of students. I love to read all kinds of books and I consider myself as very well-read. I would definitely say that one of my skills is essay writing, so I also love helping students write and edit essays! Feel free to ask me for help on anything ranging from school to resume...

...pride in academic achievement, and I am able to share that enthusiasm for accomplishment with my students through engaging teaching strategies as well as forging interpersonal relationships. My experiences teaching have led me to realize that learning is a complex process that requires more than academic content. Creating a positive environment in the classroom (or wherever we decide to do our learning) makes learning exciting. Grasping difficult concepts is a whole lot easier when the...

...no one needs the advice, "Don't make that mistake!". The teacher tries to hear what the student wants and then figures what to work on in order to get there. I've been both a student and teacher of guitar, and I try to take that teaching style into my tutoring. I never start by explaining material or by "simplifying" it (because that usually means repeating it again and again!) but by listening to the student...