Award-Winning Tutors serving Orient, NY

Previous tutor for students and mentor for LIU Post dietetic interns. New York-based clinical dietitian. Helps students break down the information, making the sessions conversational and the content relatable to everyday life.

...with a degree in Biochemistry. I tutored all throughout my college career both in groups and as an individual through the Women in Science and Engineering program. My tutoring philosophy is getting to know how my students learn and then tackle any problems using their strengths. I can explain things a hundred different ways and...

...80's I was assigned to the U.S. Army's Signal School where I regularly trained new West Point Academy graduates (fellow officers) in classroom settings. I was responsible for creating my own, vetted and approved training plans. For several years in the 90's, I taught classroom based, multi-tiered business software applications to large corporate clients for...

...School of Business. I am an Honors student Marketing major and I have a 4.0 GPA. I tutored students in math subjects for volunteer hours for National Honor Society. I believe that education is a vital part of life. Therefore, I would love to improve others' lives through tutoring. In my spare time, I enjoy...

...school and therefore I would be able to instill noteworthy values (such as time management, effective organization, and self-discipline) into prospective students who want to advance in their life. Through hard work and persistence, I will try my best to give students the ability to become more efficient in scholarly aspects as well as develop...

...I believe that all children have the potential to succeed, and I differentiate my lessons to support individual student needs so they can be successful. I like to use visuals, movements, and student interests to help students engage with learning. My favorite part of being an educator is seeing students reach their goals. In my...

Getting an A+ is not the most important life lesson, it is about finding your drive, aspiration, and motivation to pursuing something you love and enjoy. No one can decide whether or not your love and aspiration is A+, only you can decide that.

...both American and British and was brought up in Europe. I can bring my international experiences as well as my tutoring and teaching training to the table. In high school, I not only graduated with distinction from the International School of Geneva but I also obtained a Bilingual International Baccalaureate Diploma. Before attending Middlebury College, I...

...Childhood Education. I have been teaching on and off for the past 20+ years. I have taught people of all ages from Pre-school to Adults. I believe online is as good as traditional education. With the appropriate use of technology we can both, the teacher and student get a lot out of a multi-cultural environment....

...excellence in their spare time. I am passionate about learning in all its forms, but most of my areas of expertise are centered in math, science, and humanities. While my studies as an undergraduate student ranges from architectural drawing to Marxist thinking, my tutoring interests are much more broad. I have always done quite well...

...In my spare time, I enjoy going on long runs, reading Russian novels, and attending Broadway shows. Through my five previous years of tutoring middle school, high school, and college students, I saw firsthand how diverse student learning styles can be. For example, one explanation of the concept of absolute value may be helpful to...

...really helped me reach my full potential in all my subjects and I owe so much to my tutors. I just want to impact someone the same way I was impacted. I have been a tutor with LearnToBe (a non-profit organization dedicated to students in underserved communities) for two years. I usually tutor mathematics but...

...reunite families involved in the child welfare system. Prior to law school I worked in direct social services with children involved in the juvenile justice system. I greatly enjoy teaching the LSAT and helping people to become better writers. I took the LSAT three times through self-study and previously taught LSAT classes through a large...

...dinosaurs), but after hearing horror stories about how difficult a STEM education could be, I was a bit intimidated. This meant that I entered college without a declared major, and when I finally decided on taking the plunge into chemistry, I had to put in overtime to catch up! A great many tutors, teachers and...

...program and began working on an ambulance in 2017. I quickly found a love for EMS and in 2018 I began working toward obtaining my Paramedic Certification. Since completing my paramedic program, I started working as a NYC Paramedic in the 9-11 system and shortly after I began working as a lab instructor and lecturer...

...about the music industry. I currently study Performance Studies at New York University. During my first year at NYU, I released my first single on iTunes, Spotify, and other major music streaming services. I also have a love for the English language and would love to help share my passion! In addition to my knowledge...

...continents I grew-up with my family. I started to learn Spanish in middle school and then respectively lived in Majorca, Spain and San-Jose, Costa Rica (Central America). I have been instructing and teaching all three languages: English, French and Spanish for several years now. May you know that I speak French with a real Parisian...

As a tutor, I am aware that the student is the top priority. I want the student to reach their full potential under my tutoring and develop a rapport with them so that they feel comfortable reaching out to me. Accessibility is most important to me and it really enhances the tutoring experience.

...I am also part of a student-run hedge fund called BLK Capital management. The culmination of my undergraduate and post graduate experiences have given me significant insights and competency in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and financial economics as well as different areas of mathematics such as algebra, calculus, and statistics. I enjoy teaching and breaking down complex...

...a stepping stone to one day continue my education in a PhD program to become a professor of computer science. I love math and programming, and hope to help students find their love for these two abstract fields. My philosophy is if I can understand how my student learns, I can help clarify the underlying...