Retired Senior Mechanical Engineer. Working as Math Teacher. MS degree in electromechanical engineering. SolidWorks and A+ Certified Professional.

I am a Data scientist in the financial industry with a strong grasp of technical knowledge and I wish to teach others. My strengths range from math, logic, coding, physics, science to critical reading and writing. I'm able to break down complex concepts into simple pieces so that understanding can be easier. My keen observation and active listening skills make me effective at teaching others.

Theoretical physicist with professional focus on theoretical astrophysics and astronomy. Finishing PhD in physics at MIT. Taught physics and astrophysics at MIT and Harvard on teaching fellowships. Extensive university teaching and private tutoring experience from grade school to graduate level.

I am a sophomore at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. My passion for math began in high school, where I had the opportunity to serve as a teaching assistant for an Algebra 1 class during my senior year. There's nothing more rewarding to me than witnessing a student’s “aha!” moment when a challenging concept finally clicks. I strive to help every student I work with experience that same sense of accomplishment and understanding.

Ambitious Mathematics Teacher with 10+ years of hands-on experience in teaching secondary school students, building a solid foundation and simplifying advanced concepts so students develop an early interest in Mathematics. Commended for establishing strong teacher-student relationships and inspiring students to understand the importance of logic using Mathematics.

I am a recent graduate from the University of Wisconsin with a B.S in Mechanical Engineering. I currently work as an Engineer at Northrop Grumman, and am getting my masters in aerospace engineering from Georgia Tech. My teaching style is very flexible, and I always tailor my approach to the specific needs of a student. I find the best way to learn is through challenging practice problems, and so once areas for improvement are identified, I work to address this through providing solved examples. I also think it is important to let students watch themselves improve, so that tutoring can be a rewarding experience and not a chore. To do this, I

Hello, my name is Arkady Rivtis and I have been tutoring in the Buffalo Grove area for over 35 years. I have a PhD in Physics and a Minor in Mathematics. All of the courses below are courses that I have studied and taught for over 50 years. Calculus AB, BC, 3 (Multivariable), Statistics Physics 1, 2, C Engineering Mechanics, Electromagnetism

Purdue engineering graduate with both masters and bachelor’s in electrical engineering. Throughout those years in university my knowledge andinterest in both math and science both improved and grew. Now that i am working full time as an electrical compliance engineer i find myself not using my previous knowledge to its full extent. As a tutor i want to not only refresh my memory on these skills but instill the passion i had for math and science into others so they can fully understand the importance and everyday uses these fields have helped better society.