Award-Winning Tutors serving Winter Park, FL

...I've tutored athletes, who are historically not driven, as well as pre-medical students, who are historically driven, along with everyone in between. I also know how to listen. Tutoring is not all about teaching. It is also about knowing what your student wants and needs and figuring out how to give them that in a way that makes sense to them. I also really enjoy the subjects I can tutor and I feel that that...

...are well prepared for their future courses, as many of my students would like to enter the HealthCare field. I am also currently a research assistant at the Burnett Biomedical Sciences College of Medicine Campus where I work under a wonderful PI (Principal Investigator) in the Cardiovascular Division. To me it is important to determine what the students know at first so I start off with some with questions that will let me know basically...

...write. With a doctorates in Creative Writing and Literary and Cultural Studies, I have worked for more than forty years in classrooms, online and individual instruction with students age 7 to more than 60. I have even taught in prisons, and always learned something new. A student once said more people learn to write from me because I refuse to let them fail. The truth is I do my very best to teach and expect...

...your girl! In addition to the above interests, I am also a huge math geek (in fact, I almost pursued a degree in engineering instead of theatre!). Being someone who really struggled with math as child, but overcame my challenges through the help of invested teachers, I fully believe that I can help you do the same. I scored a 4 and a 3 on my AP Calculus AB and BC exams, respectively through the...

My name is Professor Adams. I enjoy teaching and mentoring the student body. I hope to provide instructor knowledge to allow the student to excel in their subjects.

...for teaching and tutoring started back when I was in middle school. I'm really good at Math so most days when school got out, I would reunite with my Algebra 1 teacher to help students with difficulties in the class. This is when I realized I had a passion for teaching and tutoring. My passion continued when I went on to high school as I started taking more advanced courses. Taking higher level courses allowed...

I am proud to say since I was young I enjoyed math and helping others learn what I picked up quickly. I enjoy the 'ah-ha' moment I can give to students when they can grasp the content :) I am currently studying Information Technology in college and I hope to be a cloud architect in the future!... Go over what is giving them trouble in the course, what they'd like to work on more, and find...

...complicated and, what can be, an overwhelming step in their pre-medical journey. If you've made it this far in your pre-med education, you are definitely capable of succeeding on this exam, and I would love to help you do that! I am also always open to discussing the rest of the pre-medical journey, from the process of applying to medical schools to advice about certain prerequisite courses or extracurriculars - don't hesitate to ask!

...creating innovative teaching techniques. I'm the person that digs deep into understanding the learner's core challenges, designs innovative solutions and delivers relevant, transformative learning experiences, every time. I am currently an English instructor at the UCEDA School and have been teaching English for over 5 years. Academically, I hold a Masters of Philosophy in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics from the University of Cambridge, with a specialization in Second Language Acquisition and recently consulted on the...

...the University of Central Florida. I hold a Florida Teaching Certificate to teach Pre-kindergarten to Third grade with an ESOL and gifted endorsements. I have taught for more than 10 years in 4 different public schools teaching children ages 4-8. I have always enjoyed working with children. My favorite thing about teaching is watching a child learn something for the first time. I am excited to be teaching children outside of my small town in...

I hold a Master's degree from Ball State University in Educational Psychology and Applied Behavior Analysis. I am a certified behavior analyst and have been working with clients aged 5-26 for the past five years.

Learn a language today, opens a door tomorrow... Teaching = Learning... Find a way to feel comfortable with each other so that we can bond.... Challenging him/her.... Meet his/her needs and know his/her interests to apply them in the lesson.... Explain… explain and explain, until I find the correct teaching language (method) the student understands.... I would work a lot with vocabulary, meaning, synonyms, antonyms, and provide a lot of examples of difficult words in different...

Helping people improve their lives is one thing I love doing.

...and field team. I have a strong passion for running and this sport has helped be find my love for helping others. I was able to help many of my teammates of varying backgrounds and disciplines with their courses in college. I enjoyed finding new and creative ways to learn subjects and help others grasp concepts and ideas they could not previously understand. When I am not tutoring, I find pleasure in drawing, and painting....

...Ashley. I am a Doctorate of Pharmacy student in Florida. My favorite subject is Math and I also enjoy science subjects. During my free time, you can find me enjoying outside adventures (zip lining, obstacle courses, etc.) or being creative (planning parties, DIY projects etc.) I love helping others and I am a former middle school Math Teacher. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve your scholastic goals.

My name is Joshua M. Janniere and I'm a Pre-Law student at the Kings College. My areas of interest are Early-Modern Theology and Jurisprudence and Classical Studies. I'm a full time Classical School teacher at Highlands Latin School in Orlando where I teach Upper School Literature, Classics and Lower School Composition/English .

...Kindergarten, reaching all the way up to college. After graduation I will be packing my bags and moving up North where I will begin teaching in low income Chicago communities. I stand by the idea that learning should be fun, and feel that tutoring shouldn't be a "chore" for the student. Through my experience in the classroom, I am comfortable adapting to different learning styles, and am extremely patient while retaining the availability to be...

...connecting their interests with what they are learning. My classroom teaching experience lies in 6-12 STEM, but my tutor experience spans the gambit of subjects and grade levels. I am always up for the challenge of supporting students in excelling at their studies by deepening their comprehension so they learn to understand, not to just pass the test. I look forward to working with you and learning more about you as we collaborate in our...

...quite understand entirely at the time, but this simple act of generosity would have a tremendous impact in my life. As I have grown older this desire has become stronger and has been an important predictor of my academic choices. When I reflect, I realize a great multitude of events culminated my decision to pursue a graduate school degree. The strongest influence was volunteering at Shepherd's hope. Throughout my volunteering experience I was able to...

...the University of Florida. I am thinking about double majoring in Statistics and Economics. My favorite subject to tutor is mathematics. I love helping others and making sure they understand the material well. I'm also very determined to help as many people as I can. I believe that success comes from determination and hard work. In my free time, I like reading, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.