My business stands out because I have a passion for knowledge and enjoy helping others with their educational goals. My degrees are from the follow colleges and universities: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Prescott, AZ. Bachelors of Science: Technical Management in Aviation, 2008. Webster University, Webster Groves, MO. Masters of Business Administration, 2014. Metropolitan College of New York, New York, NY. Duel Masters of Education in Early Childhood and Special Education, 2014....

Math has helped me develop my passion to never say no for an answer. To always create solutions to the problem.

Retired Math and Accounting instructor in Public s schools and colleges. Certified in Math, Business and Information , and English as a Second Language. Founder and CEO of Arian Education Center. I live in Orange County California. I do tutoring in-person and on-line.

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I have an MBA degree with a concentration in Finance and Accounting from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I obtained the CPA certificate from the State of Illinois, but I am not an active CPA. I have extensive experience and deep industry knowledge in the financial services industry. Highlights include leading investment analysis for a boutique Registered Investment Adviser, driving the growth and profitability of insurance products, etc. With a passion for education in Macroeconomics, Finance, and Accounting, I enjoy tutoring these subjects. While I am patient in explaining the details, my strength lies in highlighting the k

I am a finance and accounting professional with over 6 years of combined experience from internships and full time roles. I have a background beginning in the Big 4 at PwC and tend to every student with their potential career in mind. I consider all learning styles when beginning with a new student and look forward to seeing their progress!

I am a graduate student at California Lutheran University. I have 4+ years of experience with tutoring, mainly elementary and middle school aged students of all subjects.

Math can be boring, frustrating, and an overall pain. With two years experience as a private Calculus tutor, I have found that the best way to get kids to absorb the information is to get them invested in the problem-solving side of mathematics. The problem-solving side is the game of math. It's the part of math you can play, win, and lose. Framing it like this keeps kids invested and helps them grow a deeper understanding of the material by teaching them how to think critically.

not hard just if i understand 1+1 give 2 that all.