I've been tutoring now for about four years total. I'm a Computer Science graduate from a California State University, so I have very recent experience with the Math and Computer Science subject material. I also have experience working for a private tutoring company as part of the No Child Left Behind Program, which partnered with schools in the LAUSD district in California. The best thing about tutoring I feel is the chance to share with others what you've learned. I worked very hard to excel in my courses, but once I finished a class it often felt like a lot the experience I gained no longer had use. Tutoring makes me feel like I'm really p...

I try to share with the students an easy way of looking at maths topics, that involves minimum memorization and maximum understanding. That is the way I have been learning and using maths, and that's what I would like you to experience. Helping improve understanding and increased confidence of students is always reqarding.

Currently a 3rd Year Computer Science Student at California State University Long Beach, who is looking to teach programming and other fundemental concepts of CS.

First job was as a Biligual Ed Aid and moved my way up to Librarian. I currently hold a Masters in Public Policy and Administration. I have experience tutoring elementary and middle school children as well as adults (esl). The difference I can make in people's way of thinking. Bringing light, confidence and answers to people.

Hello there! I'm excited to introduce myself and share what it's like working with me as your math tutor and software developer. With my unique blend of experience, I'm confident that I'll do an excellent job in helping you achieve your goals. As a math tutor, I bring 4 years of dedicated experience to the table. My passion for teaching extends to public schools, where I've had the privilege of working with students aged 15 to 22. I understand that math can be challenging, but I'm here to make it approachable and enjoyable. My teaching style focuses on breaking down complex concepts into digestible bits, ensuring that my students not only un