Award-Winning Tutors serving Mount Ephraim, NJ

...feel very passionate about. Since then, I have enriched that education via an unbounded curiosity about the world and its inhabitants combined with a strong zest for learning. My personal desire to put this knowledge to good use by helping to educate others is precisely why I became a teacher/tutor. Every single person on this...

...the focus on Psychology. I really enjoy teaching children and watching their faces light up when they learn a new thing. When the things that they have been struggling with becomes easy. I volunteer as a Reading Captain at Read by 4th where we help children to read books at an early age. I really...

...feel good about their academic experiences. As a tutor, I believe in learning about my student and his or her needs first, listening to my students goals, setting collective goals, and emphasizing growth (growth WILL HAPPEN!). I stay patient and provide specific steps for concepts. I am clear in my responses, I ask questions, I...

...the college application process and have helped friends and siblings study for their tests and polish their admissions essays. I believe that continuing your education is something to be commended, and I am excited to help any student do just that. So if you need a bit of assistance perfecting your toolbox to crush that...

...been tutoring children and young adults ages 4 to 18 in the United States, South America, Central America, and Europe for 10 years. I've traveled the world to enhance my experience to educate children of different cultures, backgrounds, and skill level. I am personally well organized, detail oriented, and most importantly fun. I believe children...

...and math for the past 15 years and love working one-on-one with students. I believe that every student can be successful if they have the information presented to them in way that is right for them. Over the years I have worked with students of all ages and ability levels. I think one of my...

...a strong passion to educate young minds. I view my chosen profession as one with a responsibility to inspire students to take ownership for their own education by providing them with the proper tools to succeed. Recognizing that every child has different capacities for learning it is also my responsibility, as their educator, to make...

...and culture to our studies. Since graduation, I have volunteered with several non-profits as a translator in Guatemala and a Grant-writer state-side. I taught Spanish III & IV at the high school level (both online and in-person). I also worked part-time at a Children's Home, where I offered free tutoring services for elementary through high...

...have worked in Pre-K through 12th Grade schools as a Teacher, Mentor, and Counselor. I'm even a student currently at the University of Pennsylvania getting a Masters of Social Work. I tutor Writing, Reading, English, Spanish, (and my personal fave) Math. I love tutoring math because I struggled with math as a middle schooler until...

...develop tools to help each student wherever they may be. My approach to tutoring is to instill confidence in the students I work with. Much like life, confidence in Mathematics is essential. By allowing them to have small victories in our sessions that they can build off of, I give them the tools necessary to...

Hi! I'm Cici, a recent Engineering graduate who is passionate about learning and helping others. I enjoy making complex topics easier to understand and would love to use that ability to help you succeed in your studies.

...a passion for teaching students. The subjects I have the most passion for is art and writing. In my childhood I struggled with school and tutoring resources were not readily available. I strive to be the tutor that I wish I had. My hobbies include art, gaming, adventures, trying new foods, and spending time with...

...settings, and online platforms, I have honed my skills in course development, instructional design, and assessment methodologies. My commitment to creating highly engaging and interactive learning experiences for students of all backgrounds includes a diverse range of ages, learning styles, and learning disabilities, which have always been at the forefront of my educational endeavors. I...

...me, and hope to inspire students to think the same way and use their knowledge to help others in the future. My belief in learning is if you can teach it to someone else, then you know it, so I enjoy instilling that belief in other students and teaching them how to be teachers as...

...on attending medical school in the near future. I am a straight-A student with a current GPA of 4.0. Some of my tutoring subject areas include algebra, psychology, biology, java, and elementary mathematics. I hope to spread the love of education to all who need tutoring so they can achieve their professional goals in the...

...medical student who sees the world from the perspective of a teacher. I am not satisfied with my understanding of a topic until I feel confident that I can explain the material to another person. I am excited about the opportunities to continue my education so that I can spread my knowledge to the community.

...like to keep my students engaged and approach language learning through conversational acquisition. The best way to learn a foreign language is through immersion, unfortunately most of us cannot move to our target language's country, so the best option to maintain language proficiency is through conversation- it's also the best way to memorize vocabulary!

I have a lifelong fascination with the past and with all human cultures, this is my passion and I'm driven to share that passion with others. I want to introduce students to the wonder of new peoples, places, events, and ideas that will expand their understanding and appreciation for the world in which we live.

...undergraduate Thermodynamics, although I have finished the core curriculum for fulfillment of the major. My research has been published at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and my ongoing projects at Drexel University are in relation to the biophysics of Sickle Cell Anemeia. In addition, I have built a microfluidic spectrophotometer out of an inverted microscope and...

...states. While learning another language I know firsthand how difficult it can be to speak up and actually use what you know. I want to foster confidence in students ability to speak and listen to German by giving them plenty of time to practice with me and in turn allow them to meet their educational...