I am an incoming graduate student at Harvard University in Earth and Planetary Sciences. I did my undergraduate at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). I study geology, though I have a great amount of experience teaching and learning all STEM fields. Currently, I am starting my graduate school research early at Harvard. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Earth Science and writing. I find learning fun and interesting, especially if it is approached in ways that are tangible for students and involve thinking outside of the classroom. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, reading, writing, fitness (I compete in powerlifting), and spending time with my cats.

I am a student at MSOE studying construction management. My coursework and internships have given me a background in science, engineering, math, and business.

I graduated from high school as salutatorian and graduated from Saint Louis University as a Biology major while taking a multitude of Psychology classes, I believe I have the knowledge and skill set to guide students in whatever areas they are struggling with, while providing study tools and techniques they'll be able to utilize throughout their entire educational career. If students have any sort of interest in the health care field, I would have be able to give them advice from my perspective, having completed my first year at Saint Louis University School of Medicine and currently doing research in Immunology and Interventional Radiology.

Hi! I'm Praneet, a fourth-year medical student at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth, applying into plastic surgery and preparing to start residency later this year. I've been through the intense journey of pre-med, medical school, and standardized exams, so I understand the challenges students face. My goal is to make learning engaging and effective, helping students build the skills and confidence needed to succeed.I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Houston with a B.S. in Honors Biomedical Sciences and a Minor in Medicine and Society. With years of tutoring experience in science subjects, MCAT, and USMLE prep, I tailor my approach to each student's learning style, focusing on concept mastery, test-taking strategies, and long-term retention.I have tutored students at high school, college, and medical school levels, both in one-on-one sessions and structured group settings. My experience includes working with students preparing for AP exams, the MCAT, and medical licensing exams. I emphasize active learning methods, including question-based review, real-world application of concepts, and test simulations to help students feel confident on exam day.For USMLE and MCAT students, I provide customized study schedules, high-yield concept breakdowns, and strategy sessions tailored to individual strengths and weaknesses. I also offer medical school admissions coaching, including personal statement reviews, interview prep, and guidance on crafting a strong application.I believe that studying doesn't have to feel overwhelmingit's about finding the right system that works for you. Let's work together to achieve your academic goals! Feel free to reach out!I understand the frustration that comes with not understanding a subject and I wholeheartedly try to ease this tension by using laid-back methods of teaching and forming meaningful relationships with students.

I graduated from Arizona State University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Education degree. I have previously taught third and fourth grade for seven years. I have taught ELA, math, science, and social studies. I am most passionate about teaching math. During my time in education I consistently used student data to develop my lesson plans and individualize learning. I was successfully able to lead students to exceed state averages on standardized testing scores in both ELA and math. I think it is important to build relationships with my students to meet their individual needs.

I am a graduate of Pine Manor College which is located in Boston, MA. I studied Biology there because of my interest in the medical field. I am currently a graduate student at Long Island University studying Public Administration in Healthcare. My goal is to go to medical school in a year to specialize in Family Care. I enjoy teaching which is where my interest in tutoring came from. I enjoy working with children and adults. In my free time I like to do things such as listen to music, travel, go shopping and explore New York City. My goal as a tutor is to provide quality and professional tutoring services to my clients. I strive to help my clients gain confidence in themselves and to overcome their academic challenges using a wide variety if effective strategies.

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.

I am a professor at UWM, teaching graduate level courses in Translation and Interpreting Studies. I have also taught high school students in Spanish at Concordia Language Villages, and taught undergraduate students Spanish as a TA from 2003 to 2010.I want to tutor because I love face to face instruction. My current position has me teaching exclusively online, but my true passion is interacting with students personally. I like the ongoing, one on one nature of tutoring because it allows for the development of a relationship that fosters trust, respect and commitment.I am a volunteer for Ex Fabula, which features live storytelling on stage; I've even won audience favorite as a teller myself! I love to walk on the Oak Leaf Trail, play board games with friends, read novels, play volleyball and translate literature. I work well with students who have ADHD, and am warm and engaging with children of all ages.For students who are preparing for college or for graduate school, I can provide the inside scoop on what your professors are looking for--because I am one! I spend a good part of my time revising and evaluating student writing, and can provide valuable feedback for students from high school through graduate school.

Learning should above all, be fun!Granted, most of my tutoring and teaching experience has been with Elementary School ages, but as with any aspect of life and learning, I believe it is possible to adapt any subject area to make it interesting, either by changing the way it is taught or switching the way it is viewed into a more positive mindset.I have an Elementary (K-8) general teaching certificate, a 7-12 English teaching certificate, as well as an AZ fingerprint clearance card and First Aid and CPR Certification. I enjoy working with all ages. My most enjoyable teaching and tutoring moments have been watching people problem solve a new way to accomplish a task on their own, and see how that enables them to start taking the initiative for their own learning and problem solving.

I am an aspiring Physics graduate with a passion to teach my area of expertise. Growing up, I always had a resounding curiosity of the working elements of nature, and a deep connection with logic. Upon completion of high school, I easily recognized my strengths lied in applied mathematics, and my deeply inquisitive nature led me to study Physics and Mathematics at the University of Windsor. I spent those years engrossed in studying the wonders of the universe around us, and in learning how the descriptive power of mathematics could so elegantly depict its beautiful mechanics. Throughout this time, I had also developed a hobby of public speaking and teaching that, till today, I have a passion for. I love sharing my knowledge in simple yet logical, and creative ways, and I love seeing the satisfaction in people when they grasp a difficult concept, and progress in their understanding of the world around them. Teaching has always been something I wanted to do, and teaching a great passion in my life - physics and mathematics - is an indescribable honor this world has opportuned me with, and I strive to fulfill this role with an enthusiastic and expressive spirit, with the hope that my passion, love, and curiosity will rub off on those who learn from me.Throughout the years, I was blessed to have opportunities to work with students, the most important one being my work as a teaching assistant at the University of Windsor. I conducted labs and problem solving sessions and helped students with Physics and Math problems. It was a wonderful experience cultivating a set of diverse personalities and mentalities towards understanding the laws of nature through the rules of logic. More so, it was incredibly satisfying seeing that regardless of the differences in their backgrounds, personalities, aspirations, thought processes, and interests, they were ALL able to - with a little helping nudge - progress, learn, and grow through understanding of Physics and Math! It was an eye opening moment of awe for me personally, seeing live what I had always told myself to believe - that EVERYONE is capable of doing it! And that's why I will never give up on a student, because I believe YOU can too!

I am an incoming graduate student at Harvard University in Earth and Planetary Sciences. I did my undergraduate at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). I study geology, though I have a great amount of experience teaching and learning all STEM fields. Currently, I am starting my graduate school research early at Harvard. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Earth Science and writing. I find learning fun and interesting, especially if it is approached in ways that are tangible for students and involve thinking outside of the classroom. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, reading, writing, fitness (I compete in powerlifting), and spending time with my cats.

I am a student at MSOE studying construction management. My coursework and internships have given me a background in science, engineering, math, and business.

I graduated from high school as salutatorian and graduated from Saint Louis University as a Biology major while taking a multitude of Psychology classes, I believe I have the knowledge and skill set to guide students in whatever areas they are struggling with, while providing study tools and techniques they'll be able to utilize throughout their entire educational career. If students have any sort of interest in the health care field, I would have be able to give them advice from my perspective, having completed my first year at Saint Louis University School of Medicine and currently doing research in Immunology and Interventional Radiology.

Hi! I'm Praneet, a fourth-year medical student at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth, applying into plastic surgery and preparing to start residency later this year. I've been through the intense journey of pre-med, medical school, and standardized exams, so I understand the challenges students face. My goal is to make learning engaging and effective, helping students build the skills and confidence needed to succeed.I graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Houston with a B.S. in Honors Biomedical Sciences and a Minor in Medicine and Society. With years of tutoring experience in science subjects, MCAT, and USMLE prep, I tailor my approach to each student's learning style, focusing on concept mastery, test-taking strategies, and long-term retention.I have tutored students at high school, college, and medical school levels, both in one-on-one sessions and structured group settings. My experience includes working with students preparing for AP exams, the MCAT, and medical licensing exams. I emphasize active learning methods, including question-based review, real-world application of concepts, and test simulations to help students feel confident on exam day.For USMLE and MCAT students, I provide customized study schedules, high-yield concept breakdowns, and strategy sessions tailored to individual strengths and weaknesses. I also offer medical school admissions coaching, including personal statement reviews, interview prep, and guidance on crafting a strong application.I believe that studying doesn't have to feel overwhelmingit's about finding the right system that works for you. Let's work together to achieve your academic goals! Feel free to reach out!I understand the frustration that comes with not understanding a subject and I wholeheartedly try to ease this tension by using laid-back methods of teaching and forming meaningful relationships with students.

I graduated from Arizona State University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Education degree. I have previously taught third and fourth grade for seven years. I have taught ELA, math, science, and social studies. I am most passionate about teaching math. During my time in education I consistently used student data to develop my lesson plans and individualize learning. I was successfully able to lead students to exceed state averages on standardized testing scores in both ELA and math. I think it is important to build relationships with my students to meet their individual needs.

I am a graduate of Pine Manor College which is located in Boston, MA. I studied Biology there because of my interest in the medical field. I am currently a graduate student at Long Island University studying Public Administration in Healthcare. My goal is to go to medical school in a year to specialize in Family Care. I enjoy teaching which is where my interest in tutoring came from. I enjoy working with children and adults. In my free time I like to do things such as listen to music, travel, go shopping and explore New York City. My goal as a tutor is to provide quality and professional tutoring services to my clients. I strive to help my clients gain confidence in themselves and to overcome their academic challenges using a wide variety if effective strategies.

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.

I am a professor at UWM, teaching graduate level courses in Translation and Interpreting Studies. I have also taught high school students in Spanish at Concordia Language Villages, and taught undergraduate students Spanish as a TA from 2003 to 2010.I want to tutor because I love face to face instruction. My current position has me teaching exclusively online, but my true passion is interacting with students personally. I like the ongoing, one on one nature of tutoring because it allows for the development of a relationship that fosters trust, respect and commitment.I am a volunteer for Ex Fabula, which features live storytelling on stage; I've even won audience favorite as a teller myself! I love to walk on the Oak Leaf Trail, play board games with friends, read novels, play volleyball and translate literature. I work well with students who have ADHD, and am warm and engaging with children of all ages.For students who are preparing for college or for graduate school, I can provide the inside scoop on what your professors are looking for--because I am one! I spend a good part of my time revising and evaluating student writing, and can provide valuable feedback for students from high school through graduate school.

Learning should above all, be fun!Granted, most of my tutoring and teaching experience has been with Elementary School ages, but as with any aspect of life and learning, I believe it is possible to adapt any subject area to make it interesting, either by changing the way it is taught or switching the way it is viewed into a more positive mindset.I have an Elementary (K-8) general teaching certificate, a 7-12 English teaching certificate, as well as an AZ fingerprint clearance card and First Aid and CPR Certification. I enjoy working with all ages. My most enjoyable teaching and tutoring moments have been watching people problem solve a new way to accomplish a task on their own, and see how that enables them to start taking the initiative for their own learning and problem solving.

I am an aspiring Physics graduate with a passion to teach my area of expertise. Growing up, I always had a resounding curiosity of the working elements of nature, and a deep connection with logic. Upon completion of high school, I easily recognized my strengths lied in applied mathematics, and my deeply inquisitive nature led me to study Physics and Mathematics at the University of Windsor. I spent those years engrossed in studying the wonders of the universe around us, and in learning how the descriptive power of mathematics could so elegantly depict its beautiful mechanics. Throughout this time, I had also developed a hobby of public speaking and teaching that, till today, I have a passion for. I love sharing my knowledge in simple yet logical, and creative ways, and I love seeing the satisfaction in people when they grasp a difficult concept, and progress in their understanding of the world around them. Teaching has always been something I wanted to do, and teaching a great passion in my life - physics and mathematics - is an indescribable honor this world has opportuned me with, and I strive to fulfill this role with an enthusiastic and expressive spirit, with the hope that my passion, love, and curiosity will rub off on those who learn from me.Throughout the years, I was blessed to have opportunities to work with students, the most important one being my work as a teaching assistant at the University of Windsor. I conducted labs and problem solving sessions and helped students with Physics and Math problems. It was a wonderful experience cultivating a set of diverse personalities and mentalities towards understanding the laws of nature through the rules of logic. More so, it was incredibly satisfying seeing that regardless of the differences in their backgrounds, personalities, aspirations, thought processes, and interests, they were ALL able to - with a little helping nudge - progress, learn, and grow through understanding of Physics and Math! It was an eye opening moment of awe for me personally, seeing live what I had always told myself to believe - that EVERYONE is capable of doing it! And that's why I will never give up on a student, because I believe YOU can too!