Accounting Tutor

Teaching is not a job. It’s a passion. Nothing makes me happier than teaching and seeing students succeed. I have more than 7 years of experience as a tutor. I was a teaching assistant for the managerial accounting course at California State University Fullerton. I also worked as a tutor at the Tutoring Center of Mihaylo College of Business and Economics.

When I realized there are many students struggling to pass their business classes such as accounting and statistics, I started working as an independent tutor on various tutoring platforms in 2015. I enjoyed it so much. Happiness is to see students get good grades after I helped them to understand the course material. I have tutored hundreds of students in different universities such as CSU Fullerton, USC, UCLA, and Pepperdine. Also, I worked with high school students in California for many years. Moreover, I was fortunate to help many K-12 students in low-income families under the NCLB act.

I strongly believe that you need to have the passion and heart to be a great teacher or tutor. It should not be considered a job. It’s a noble thing to do. In the past, Guru was considered a noble profession. Most of them did not chase money. They did it because they were passionate about it. I am also teaching not just to make a living but to pursue what I am truly passionate about. I work in corporate jobs but nothing makes me satisfying than teaching and seeing students pass the class with good grades.

I have the ability to change the teaching style based on the student’s preferred method of learning. Not everyone learns and understands a concept the same way. Some are visual learners and some are self-learners. I ask questions, take time to understand student’s strengths and weaknesses, and help students to be confident. For example, one of my statistics students was struggling to pass the class. She was scared of quizzes and exams and had a lack of confidence. After asking some questions to analyze her strengths and weaknesses, I realized that she learns better by visually comprehending the concepts. I approached teaching her by drawing pictures and told her to write down formulas and put on the wall near her study desk. I told her to look at the drawings every day and memorize the formulas. She gradually gained confidence and ended up getting a B+ when she was failing the course before I met her.

Nowadays, many college professors do not have time to teach in the classroom and pay attention to every student. It’s unfortunate how teaching has changed in the past few decades. I live by the quote someone once said, “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.”

Teaching is not a job. It’s a passion. Nothing makes me happier than teaching and seeing students succeed. I have helped 100s of students to succeed in their class having good grades. I don't chase money. I chase my passion of helping others to succeed.

Not only that I also help with finding your career once you graduate. I have worked in corporate jobs for many years, so I can guide you through finding the right job for you as well.