Kosche Math Tutoring

Kosche Math Tutoring

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Offers online services
Offers online services

About

My business is run by myself exclusively and was created for my drive to help others enjoy learning and understanding even the most daunting of subjects. I am currently a fourth BS Computer Engineering major at San Jose State University and only teach classes that I have received a college course A or the equivalent of such in. In times of quarantine, I feel it is essential to maximize human interaction in order to receive a rounded education, even if that interaction is virtual.

I helping people see how fun and satisfying math can be once viewed in the proper way.


Highlights

1 employee
4 years in business
Serves Ventura , CA
Offers online services

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Cassie

He was easy to understand and really passionate about the subject. He made it engaging and simple to learn, which really helped me grasp the concepts.
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August 10, 2020

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Jack s.

He is extremely well versed in algebra 2. He is super fun to work with and very patient. Nothing bad to say about Andrew. If you’re picking out a tutor definitely get him!!!
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August 10, 2020

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Chase M.

Very smart guy. He really broke things down and made them easy to understand. Saved me in Buisness Calc
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August 10, 2020

Frequently asked questions

When working with a new student it is crucial to establish a baseline of understanding. If my student is confused about a concept from prior curriculum then any further progress attempted to be made is a moot point. I love working with students who genuinely want to learn. If we can see progress as a collaborative effort the sky is our limit!

Often I will look to help students through my school's app allowing any students to post and ask for help in specific classes. 

My rates vary depending on circumstance and whether it's in person or virtual. Usually around $35-40/hr, but if one purchases many sessions at once I am willing to go lower depending on what subject and how many sessions. I usually don't do less than two to three 1 hour sessions with one student as I don't feel that is effective in the learning process.

I have recently started tutoring as a way to interact with others and help them during the quarantine. 

Mostly college students from various majors at my school.

Look for a teacher that keeps you engaged. No one is "not a math person". Some people get things quicker, but anyone can get it eventually. Too many people are told too early that they aren't capable.

Understand what you are asking. Going in blindly and hoping for some magic solution to all your confusion puts your teacher into a corner and will probably just make you more confused and frustrated.


Services offered

Math
Accounting