I am a Sophomore at the University of Colorado Boulder. I teach General Chemistry 1, as a Learning Assistant. This past semester has given me great experience helping students with their work, and how to be a better teacher. I am majoring in Chemical and Biological Engineering, and am pursuing a minor in Education.I live in Londonderry, NH and will be able to do in person tutoring in the area between the months of May and August. While I will be in Colorado for the rest of the months in the year, I will still be available for online tutoring. I will try to keep tutoring as stressless as possible, and work towards a student's goals. I have recently taken all the sections that I am going to tutor for and have a great understanding of the topics.In my free time I enjoy being outdoors and staying active. I enjoy snowboarding in the winter and hiking in the summer. If there is a time that is not you wish to have a tutor session, email me and ask about the time. I have a very flexible schedule and can move it around to accommodate for your need.

Hello and thank you for considering me as your tutor! A little about myself...I am a 2009 graduate of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. A degree from USNA is unlike any other. Though I was an English major, my degree is a Bachelors of Science. All Midshipmen (what students at USNA are called) take classes like Calculus, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, and more to help them prepare to be well-rounded Naval Officers. You better believe I have developed some really useful study skills from all those classes! After graduation I attended flight school in Pensacola, FL and put those study skills to good use, graduating first in my class. I then served as a Naval Flight Officer (or NFO) aboard the Navy's P-3 Orion aircraft. P-3s use a combination of techniques and technologies to fulfill their mission of hunting submarines and providing reconnaissance information. This may not sound like it relates to tutoring, but my previous career taught me three things that make me an ideal tutor: I think quickly on my feet, can approach a problem from many different angles, and I value excellence, precision, and effort above all else!After leaving the service, I pursued my graduate degree in Diplomacy from Norwich University. Having always been a bit of a foreign policy "nerd," I enjoyed learning about the history of modern diplomacy and the international system, modern methods of conflict management, and theories on the future of international relations. I am a member of Sigma Iota Rho (the honor society for international studies) and graduated with a 4.0. Norwich helped me sharpen my writing and editing skills significantly. I've always been a strong writer, but my professors at Norwich helped me take my skills to the next level. I'd love to help you do the same! Currently, I write and edit for the Center for International Maritime Security. Topics of interest to me are NATO and the Arctic.My work has been featured by CIMSEC, the US Naval Institute, and Real Clear Defense.So, after all that, why should you allow me the opportunity to tutor you or your child? First, I exercise what I like to call "Educational Empathy" at all times. I get it. I SO get it. I have been a student, and nothing quite matches the frustration of being confused by a topic or working hard and not seeing results that are commensurate with your effort. That's where I come in! By attacking the problem from a place of understanding and with plenty of enthusiasm, I'll work with you or your student to nail that tough subject, write that perfect essay, or get those top scores. I believe all students are capable of understanding and progression, and that frequently the issue is not with the learner themselves, but the approach to learning.I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to read my statement and letting me share a little about myself and my approach to learning. Don't hesitate to contact me at any time if you have any questions!

Hi i'm Brandon! I am a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish. I am passionate about teaching and inspiring students to develop interest in their target subject. I have extensive 5 years of experience in tutoring in Spanish & ESL. I have also studied French for two years and was privately instructed by a French linguist. Whether you are preparing for an exam, pursuing fluency, or accent acquisition, I will be more than happy to assist you. I am also skilled in Essay revision in both English and Spanish. Regardless of what subject area you are requesting assistance in, I vow to stand by you and support you until you have a firm understanding of the material that you are studying.

My journey studying Chinese began during my first semester at Florida State University in the Fall of 2000. Throughout my career an International Affairs student, I continued to study Chinese language, listerature, history, and culture. For my final semester, I attended FSU's first International Program to China at the Tianjin Foreign Studies University. Two of my classmates and I loved our time there so much that we decided to stay at the university and enroll independently. So what was supposed to be a six week, highly intensive summer program turned into a more than a year of studying Mandarin Chinese in-country. While a student at TFSU, I taught several English courses, tutored English privately, as well as judged English speech competitions.Although I was new to both teaching and tutoring, I learned several invaluable lessons. Teachers need to be calm, patient, creative, adaptable to various learning styles, and also passionate about the subjects they teach. I strive to be all of those. I enjoy tutoring because it allows the student to create personal goals (as opposed to a mandatory curriculum) and can often result in a more rewarding experience.Upon returning to the United States, I began applying to the Peace Corps. Even though I had my heart set on joining Peace Corps China, I received the honor of being amongst the first group posted to Cambodia. My fellow Volunteers and I taught English as a Foreign Language at rural high schools around the country. In addition to classroom teaching, I co-taught small classes at a local Wat with the head monk, and on weekends, offered extra help to students who were unable to afford private classes. Throughout all those experiences, the best lesson I learned for teaching is that patience and kindness goes a long way.My career as a native English-speaking teacher brought me to Incheon, South Korea where I taught Oral English to first year students at an all girls high school. During this time, I earned my teacher's certificate and improved upon my student-centered teaching methodology. Hopefully, my lessons became both more practical and more fun. Language should help the speakers communicate their thoughts and ideas about their passions and hobbies, help them make friends, and understand the world around them, in addition to helping them take care of their daily tasks and necessities.Although work opportunities allowed me to travel to various countries, my desire to learn and live in Chinese never waned. After I returned the US from South Korea, I dove head first into Middlebury College's full-immersion, summer language program. I used this opportunity not only to regain, but to improve upon my Chinese language skills.The confidence and know-how I gained at Middlebury helped me while earning a Postgraduate Diploma in Chinese-English Translation from the University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand. At this point, I was ready and eager to return to China, so I applied again to the Peace Corps. This time, Peace Corps did send me to China as a Response Volunteer. The year and a half I taught English in Gansu Province was one of the most exciting times in my life. My students, community members, and other Volunteers taught me so much about Chinese language and culture and now I would love to pass on that knowledge to other non-native Chinese learners. I took so many side-streets and detours on my way to fluency,Foreign language learning is incredibly challenging, but the rewards from accepting those challenges are incredible. And as Lao Zi once said, "A journey of a thousand miles, begins with a single step."When I'm not reading Chinese history and folk tales, I love fitness and playing drums. I love movies.Wow! I think that covers it!

I have a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Massachusetts Lowell. I then went on to receive my masters degree in Mathematics Education (5-12). Immediately after college I worked in a tutoring center at a community college, where I had the privilege of tutoring all levels of math (from pre-algebra to calculus). I now teach high school math, most recently Geometry, Algebra II and Pre-calculus. I strive to make math easy for students to understand. I use many different strategies to help students understand and I am extremely patient. I look forward to working with you!

Hi! My name is Raz and I am a varsity tutor. This is my first year working as a varsity tutor and I am excited to meet and work with the brilliant young minds that make up our population. We are the future! YOU are the future!High school is an odd time for everybody, and sometimes we don't get the help we need to succeed in the manner in which works best for us. There have been times where I had questioned my own intelligence in high school because my approach to learning material was not consistent with the one being given to me. Nevertheless, there are strategies that can be used to learn and value education. I think that once someone has the ability to think, analyze and synthesize, success will come relatively easily and learning will actually be really fun. I promise that much.You are not correct answers, you are human. You are not failure. You just understand things in ways that best suit your experiences in life and your cognition. I want to be able to work with that, not change that, because that's the beauty of individual thought.If education is the road to success, then we have to make sure the vehicle that is driving us can develop fluency of the road. There are different kinds of vehicles, but they can all lead to the same path despite differences in speed and engines. I want to emphasize that despite these differences, everybody is capable. I am here to navigate, but ultimately, the student is the driver. You are the driver.

Hi! I have been working with kids for over 5 years and love every minute of it. I am a current Kindergarten Teacher but have tutored various ages K-high school. I am passionate about helping students find the fun in learning!

I studied biomedical engineering at the University at Buffalo. I am interested in patent law and will be attending the University of New Hampshire School of Law this Fall. I've taught a middle school summer course for the Buffalo Engineering Awareness for Minorities.

I am a Junior Biomedical Sciences major with a chemistry and a math minor. I also play division I lacrosse and participate in best buddies.

I am a college student enrolled at Azusa Pacific University majoring in Applied Math and Business Finance. I have tutored for Azusa Pacific for four years now in over thirty different subjects within the math and business departments. I enjoy tutoring math and have always enjoyed working with numbers. I also enjoy playing basketball and ultimate frisbee, watching football and movies, and reading good books.

I am a Sophomore at the University of Colorado Boulder. I teach General Chemistry 1, as a Learning Assistant. This past semester has given me great experience helping students with their work, and how to be a better teacher. I am majoring in Chemical and Biological Engineering, and am pursuing a minor in Education.I live in Londonderry, NH and will be able to do in person tutoring in the area between the months of May and August. While I will be in Colorado for the rest of the months in the year, I will still be available for online tutoring. I will try to keep tutoring as stressless as possible, and work towards a student's goals. I have recently taken all the sections that I am going to tutor for and have a great understanding of the topics.In my free time I enjoy being outdoors and staying active. I enjoy snowboarding in the winter and hiking in the summer. If there is a time that is not you wish to have a tutor session, email me and ask about the time. I have a very flexible schedule and can move it around to accommodate for your need.

Hello and thank you for considering me as your tutor! A little about myself...I am a 2009 graduate of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. A degree from USNA is unlike any other. Though I was an English major, my degree is a Bachelors of Science. All Midshipmen (what students at USNA are called) take classes like Calculus, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, and more to help them prepare to be well-rounded Naval Officers. You better believe I have developed some really useful study skills from all those classes! After graduation I attended flight school in Pensacola, FL and put those study skills to good use, graduating first in my class. I then served as a Naval Flight Officer (or NFO) aboard the Navy's P-3 Orion aircraft. P-3s use a combination of techniques and technologies to fulfill their mission of hunting submarines and providing reconnaissance information. This may not sound like it relates to tutoring, but my previous career taught me three things that make me an ideal tutor: I think quickly on my feet, can approach a problem from many different angles, and I value excellence, precision, and effort above all else!After leaving the service, I pursued my graduate degree in Diplomacy from Norwich University. Having always been a bit of a foreign policy "nerd," I enjoyed learning about the history of modern diplomacy and the international system, modern methods of conflict management, and theories on the future of international relations. I am a member of Sigma Iota Rho (the honor society for international studies) and graduated with a 4.0. Norwich helped me sharpen my writing and editing skills significantly. I've always been a strong writer, but my professors at Norwich helped me take my skills to the next level. I'd love to help you do the same! Currently, I write and edit for the Center for International Maritime Security. Topics of interest to me are NATO and the Arctic.My work has been featured by CIMSEC, the US Naval Institute, and Real Clear Defense.So, after all that, why should you allow me the opportunity to tutor you or your child? First, I exercise what I like to call "Educational Empathy" at all times. I get it. I SO get it. I have been a student, and nothing quite matches the frustration of being confused by a topic or working hard and not seeing results that are commensurate with your effort. That's where I come in! By attacking the problem from a place of understanding and with plenty of enthusiasm, I'll work with you or your student to nail that tough subject, write that perfect essay, or get those top scores. I believe all students are capable of understanding and progression, and that frequently the issue is not with the learner themselves, but the approach to learning.I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to read my statement and letting me share a little about myself and my approach to learning. Don't hesitate to contact me at any time if you have any questions!

Hi i'm Brandon! I am a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish. I am passionate about teaching and inspiring students to develop interest in their target subject. I have extensive 5 years of experience in tutoring in Spanish & ESL. I have also studied French for two years and was privately instructed by a French linguist. Whether you are preparing for an exam, pursuing fluency, or accent acquisition, I will be more than happy to assist you. I am also skilled in Essay revision in both English and Spanish. Regardless of what subject area you are requesting assistance in, I vow to stand by you and support you until you have a firm understanding of the material that you are studying.

My journey studying Chinese began during my first semester at Florida State University in the Fall of 2000. Throughout my career an International Affairs student, I continued to study Chinese language, listerature, history, and culture. For my final semester, I attended FSU's first International Program to China at the Tianjin Foreign Studies University. Two of my classmates and I loved our time there so much that we decided to stay at the university and enroll independently. So what was supposed to be a six week, highly intensive summer program turned into a more than a year of studying Mandarin Chinese in-country. While a student at TFSU, I taught several English courses, tutored English privately, as well as judged English speech competitions.Although I was new to both teaching and tutoring, I learned several invaluable lessons. Teachers need to be calm, patient, creative, adaptable to various learning styles, and also passionate about the subjects they teach. I strive to be all of those. I enjoy tutoring because it allows the student to create personal goals (as opposed to a mandatory curriculum) and can often result in a more rewarding experience.Upon returning to the United States, I began applying to the Peace Corps. Even though I had my heart set on joining Peace Corps China, I received the honor of being amongst the first group posted to Cambodia. My fellow Volunteers and I taught English as a Foreign Language at rural high schools around the country. In addition to classroom teaching, I co-taught small classes at a local Wat with the head monk, and on weekends, offered extra help to students who were unable to afford private classes. Throughout all those experiences, the best lesson I learned for teaching is that patience and kindness goes a long way.My career as a native English-speaking teacher brought me to Incheon, South Korea where I taught Oral English to first year students at an all girls high school. During this time, I earned my teacher's certificate and improved upon my student-centered teaching methodology. Hopefully, my lessons became both more practical and more fun. Language should help the speakers communicate their thoughts and ideas about their passions and hobbies, help them make friends, and understand the world around them, in addition to helping them take care of their daily tasks and necessities.Although work opportunities allowed me to travel to various countries, my desire to learn and live in Chinese never waned. After I returned the US from South Korea, I dove head first into Middlebury College's full-immersion, summer language program. I used this opportunity not only to regain, but to improve upon my Chinese language skills.The confidence and know-how I gained at Middlebury helped me while earning a Postgraduate Diploma in Chinese-English Translation from the University of Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand. At this point, I was ready and eager to return to China, so I applied again to the Peace Corps. This time, Peace Corps did send me to China as a Response Volunteer. The year and a half I taught English in Gansu Province was one of the most exciting times in my life. My students, community members, and other Volunteers taught me so much about Chinese language and culture and now I would love to pass on that knowledge to other non-native Chinese learners. I took so many side-streets and detours on my way to fluency,Foreign language learning is incredibly challenging, but the rewards from accepting those challenges are incredible. And as Lao Zi once said, "A journey of a thousand miles, begins with a single step."When I'm not reading Chinese history and folk tales, I love fitness and playing drums. I love movies.Wow! I think that covers it!

I have a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Massachusetts Lowell. I then went on to receive my masters degree in Mathematics Education (5-12). Immediately after college I worked in a tutoring center at a community college, where I had the privilege of tutoring all levels of math (from pre-algebra to calculus). I now teach high school math, most recently Geometry, Algebra II and Pre-calculus. I strive to make math easy for students to understand. I use many different strategies to help students understand and I am extremely patient. I look forward to working with you!

Hi! My name is Raz and I am a varsity tutor. This is my first year working as a varsity tutor and I am excited to meet and work with the brilliant young minds that make up our population. We are the future! YOU are the future!High school is an odd time for everybody, and sometimes we don't get the help we need to succeed in the manner in which works best for us. There have been times where I had questioned my own intelligence in high school because my approach to learning material was not consistent with the one being given to me. Nevertheless, there are strategies that can be used to learn and value education. I think that once someone has the ability to think, analyze and synthesize, success will come relatively easily and learning will actually be really fun. I promise that much.You are not correct answers, you are human. You are not failure. You just understand things in ways that best suit your experiences in life and your cognition. I want to be able to work with that, not change that, because that's the beauty of individual thought.If education is the road to success, then we have to make sure the vehicle that is driving us can develop fluency of the road. There are different kinds of vehicles, but they can all lead to the same path despite differences in speed and engines. I want to emphasize that despite these differences, everybody is capable. I am here to navigate, but ultimately, the student is the driver. You are the driver.

Hi! I have been working with kids for over 5 years and love every minute of it. I am a current Kindergarten Teacher but have tutored various ages K-high school. I am passionate about helping students find the fun in learning!

I studied biomedical engineering at the University at Buffalo. I am interested in patent law and will be attending the University of New Hampshire School of Law this Fall. I've taught a middle school summer course for the Buffalo Engineering Awareness for Minorities.

I am a Junior Biomedical Sciences major with a chemistry and a math minor. I also play division I lacrosse and participate in best buddies.

I am a college student enrolled at Azusa Pacific University majoring in Applied Math and Business Finance. I have tutored for Azusa Pacific for four years now in over thirty different subjects within the math and business departments. I enjoy tutoring math and have always enjoyed working with numbers. I also enjoy playing basketball and ultimate frisbee, watching football and movies, and reading good books.