Award-Winning Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...have found my passion in helping others overcome academic challenges. I have tutored students with ADHD and Dyslexia, adults who have struggled in typical academic settings, and teens and adults who wish to pass the GED. I also love helping students with English as a second language, Spanish, and middle school math and English. My style is casual and personable, but I will hold you accountable! My previous students would tell you that I can...

...My name is Ava. I am a recent graduate of Missouri University of Science and Technology where I earned my B.S. in Biological Sciences with minors in chemistry and studio art. I am currently going to school to earn my certification as a secondary biology teacher. I have tutoring experience in biology, chemistry, some math subjects, as well as standardized testing experience. My art background is mostly in realistic pieces, drawing, and painting. I look...

...well as having to teach my parents English. I detested doing such tasks and teaching them. But over time I found a passion for teaching, specifically teaching a language. In high school, I would teach my friends Arabic, and attempt to give English lessons to my parents during summer break. I also had an opportunity to tutor first and fifth graders, which grew my perspective of different learning methods and explaining concepts to students of...

...college level students in various subjects, including SAT, biology, chemistry, and physics. I personally obtained test scores of 1560 for SAT, 34 for ACT, 5's for AP calculus BC, chemistry, and physics 1, 2, and C mechanics. When I tutor, I recognize the varying levels of K-12 and college education around the world. With this in mind, I help students build a solid foundation on which they can progress their learning to the next level. Whether...

I am currently a sophomore at Saint Louis University where I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering and tutor a variety of math and physics courses. I graduated from Seton Catholic Prep at the top of my class and regularly tutored around my neighborhood and in my school. I love math and thoroughly enjoy being able to help students who are struggling in the subject I love to understand it better.

I am a dedicated high school English teacher with experience teaching grammar, composition, and literature to grades 7 through University.

...goal is to identify the individual needs of each student and find study habits that suit them best. While short-term improvements are the priority, the long-term goal is finding the optimal study habits that set you up to be a lifelong learner. Graduated with a B.A. in Biology from Transylvania University in 2017. Graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri - St. Louis, with an M.S. in Biochemistry and Biotechnology in 2019. I...

...As a person, I value diversity; as an educator, I utilize diversity to make learning accessible for all. Beginning at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, Georgia, I received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Art History and Studio Art. Academic areas, such as the History of Art, World and European History continue to be areas of interest for me as a learner and tutor. At Washington University in St. Louis, I began my teaching career while...

Hi, I'm a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with experience tutoring science and mathematics. Specifically, I'm proficient in teaching Chemistry, Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry in addition to elementary and secondary mathematics. I make an effort to prioritize and teach students about the underlying logic behind concepts and questions so that they may thoroughly understand the concept and interdisciplinary connections to other topics. Happy to help any way I can!

...am no expert I am quite skilled in mathematics (you sorta have to be to as an engineer) and unlike some people in here I refrain from using math jargon while teaching, instead focusing on building on basic knowledge and constructing mathematical rules. I tutor Algebra 1 and 2 as well as Trigonometry but I am open to facilitating up to Calculus 2. If you want a tutor who speaks like a human and not...

...Mathematics, Physics, and the SAT. My favorite subjects are Mathematics and the Natural Sciences. I know these are subjects that many students struggle with, and my goal is not just to help students understand some of the more difficult concepts, but also to help them develop interest in these subjects. My dream is to become a University professor, and I hope my tutoring experience will provide valuable insight on how to teach in an understandable...

...I am a WashU student who just finished her first year studying education and psychology. I have had a log of experience working with preschoolers in both after care and classroom environments. In my senior year of high school I volunteered in a second grade classroom to help struggling students. I also volunteered to tutor 6th graders and support them as they worked through homework. I love working with kids and babysit often, so I...

As an educator, I strive for every student to meet his or her potential as a learner. It is my privilege and honor to develop personalized approaches for each of my students and then watch them soar!

I am enthusiastic about the technology field! As the landscape continues to evolve, there is a growing demand for skilled professionals who can safeguard and maintain our digital infrastructure. By tutoring, I see an opportunity to make a meaningful impact by equipping students with the necessary skills to take on our digital world effectively.

...spent about two years conducting. As my degree may suggest, my first academic love is Chemistry, and while I truly do love all the sciences, Chemistry is also my favorite subject to tutor. In addition to having been a volunteer tutor for both middle school and high school students over the course of my academic career, I have also been fortunate enough to have served as a teaching assistant for three quarters of introductory-level undergraduate...

...If we're talking about points in a basketball game or dollars in your piggy bank. Sure the numbers mean nothing by themselves, but there are infinite possibilities for what the numbers can represent. This is why when we learn math, we are secretly learning a lot more than expected. Most people would be surprised that trigonometry teaches us how to tune a guitar. Calculus tells us how hard we need to step on our brakes....

I have been teaching AP Microeconomics for seven years. I like to use real life examples so that students can understand concepts.... I believe that the study of Microeconomics fosters critical thinking. I try to use a student’s real life experience to building understanding of these concepts. A solid foundation in Economics is a necessity in the modern world.... I ask students about their goals in the class they are taking. I ask simple questions to...

...name is Kevin, I am 25 years old, and have recently received my master's degree in Mathematics from Southeast Missouri State University. During graduate school, I worked for the Southeast Math department as a tutor and teacher assistant. Because of this experience, I know what colleges expect for incoming freshman and current college students. I love helping others learn and think that understanding mathematics satisfying and can be a great deal of fun, given the...

My name is Danny and I have been a 1st grade teacher in Saint Louis Public Schools for 3 years now! I love working with children of all ages and I am always happy to get kid to see their full potential. ... I believe any child can learn. I believe any child no matter their background, their race, their feelings about academics, can succeed if they put their mind to it and believe in itself.

My personal experience learning languages has been one of the best joys in my life. I enjoy using foreign languages to connect with people all around the world. Helping people do the same is my goal and I hope to have the chance to work with you!... I believe learning should be fun. Make it relatable to something the student is interested in to help make it memorable. Find out what the student is interested in...