Sina's AI Academy

My process begins with understanding the student's current knowledge level, specific goals, and preferred learning style. I then design a customized curriculum tailored to their objectives, ensuring that it aligns with their desired outcomes and timeline. This personalized approach allows for targeted instruction, efficient progress, and meaningful results in the areas most important to the student.

I have a PhD in Engineering with a focus on machine learning and deep learning, which has provided me with a strong foundation in Python programming, data analysis, and algorithm development. Over my career, I have accumulated over a decade of experience using Python to build complex AI and machine learning models, including large language models and deep learning frameworks. Currently, I serve as the Lead Data Scientist, where I lead the development of AI applications and solutions using Python for tasks such as data preprocessing, model training, and deployment. My hands-on experience in developing Python-based solutions for real-world problems equips me to guide students through mastering Python, from the basics to advanced topics like data manipulation, machine learning, and AI integration.

Yes, I offer a monthly subscription model for my classes, which provides flexibility and a consistent approach to learning. The number of sessions each month is tailored to the student's current level, goals, and preferred pace of learning. This ensures that the instruction is aligned with their needs, whether they require more intensive sessions or a steady, paced approach. The subscription includes a customized curriculum, access to resources, and ongoing support. I am also open to discussing any specific requirements or creating a plan that best suits the student's objectives.

I began tutoring math and programming while I was still in high school, helping my peers understand complex concepts and develop their problem-solving skills. This early experience sparked my passion for teaching and mentoring. Over the years, as I advanced in my studies and professional career, I continued to teach and guide others in programming and data science, finding great satisfaction in helping students achieve their goals and build their confidence in these subjects.

I have worked with a diverse range of students, from elementary school children to middle-aged adults, and at various levels of proficiency—from complete beginners to professionals looking to enhance their skills. My experience spans across different age groups and backgrounds, allowing me to tailor my teaching approach to each student's unique needs, learning style, and goals. Whether it’s helping young students grasp the basics or guiding professionals through advanced topics, I am committed to providing effective and personalized instruction for every learner.

When hiring a teacher in Python, AI, or data science, look for someone who not only has strong technical knowledge but also excels in breaking down complex concepts into simpler, more digestible parts. A great teacher can adapt their approach to match your learning style, ensuring you grasp each topic fully before moving on. It's also valuable to find a tutor with practical, real-world experience who can guide you through hands-on projects and applications. Lastly, choose a tutor who is patient, approachable, and committed to creating a supportive environment where you feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new ideas.

Before discussing your needs with a teacher, consider the following questions: What are your learning goals? Are you looking to master the basics, build specific skills, work on a project, or prepare for a job in the field? Having clear goals will help the teacher design a suitable learning path. What is your current skill level? Be honest about where you are starting from—whether you’re a complete beginner or have some prior experience. This will help the teacher tailor the lessons to your needs. What is your preferred learning style? Do you learn better through hands-on practice, visual aids, step-by-step explanations, or collaborative projects? Understanding this can help you find a teacher whose style aligns with yours. What time commitment can you make? Consider how much time you can realistically dedicate each week to learning. This will help both you and the teacher set expectations and plan effectively. What challenges have you faced in the past? Think about any difficulties you’ve had when learning similar subjects. Sharing these with the teacher can help them adjust their methods to better suit you.