I'm currently a respected professor (PhD and MBA) at a prestigious university. I've been directly involved in education for 20+ years and have been recognized and awarded several times for my commitment to teaching at the high school and college level; like any skill, teaching is a craft and thus something one can always get feedback on and improve upon. Education is a journey that is totally dependent on a working partnership based on mutual trust and respect between instructors and students; without those attributes, the relationship has no meaning and benefit. Trust and respect are not bestowed, but earned EVERY time a teacher and student

Empowering students to reach their full potential is at the heart of my five years of tutoring experience. I specialize in Math, English, Science, and essential study skills for elementary through high school students. I have a bachelor's of science in Mathematics with a minor in chemistry from Wofford College. I am currently in a Masters of Medical Science program at MUSC. My tutoring approach focuses on building confidence and fostering a genuine love for learning rather than simple memorization. By actively listening and observing how you interact with new material, I tailor my teaching methods—using visual aids, hands-on activities, or di

I am a graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina, School of Medicine, with a Master's in Public Health. I bring extensive experience in tutoring Algebra I, Algebra II, Pre-calculus, and Calculus. My goal is to help students build a strong mathematical foundation and boost their confidence in tackling complex problems. Whether you're looking to improve your grades or deepen your understanding of math concepts, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.

Incredible Minds Tutoring is committed to providing high quality tutoring sessions that are intentionally designed to meet individual students’ needs. Incredible Minds Tutoring is rooted in many core values including a student-first approach, integrity, innovation, transparency, accountability, and passion. April is a certified educator who has worked in K-6th Education for 10 years. Currently, she is a third grade gifted & talented teacher at Bowen's Corner Elementary School here in Charleston. April has her Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Winthrop University, a Master's degree in Elementary Education from Grand Canyon University and

I’m an engineer by degree and worked in construction for 15 years and then homeschooled 4 children teaching all of them math through high school level. I love teaching math and can help with algebra and geometry

I have been a teacher for over 10 years. I specialize and special education teaching all grade levels kindergarten to high school. I have a passion for science in writing. I have a high success rate of students going above and beyond their grade level and achieving their goals. Looking forward to helping your scholar.

My name is Caleb. I am 33 years old with a BS in Biochemistry from Oregon State University and a BSN from the Medical University of South Carolina. I can tutor in math, biology, and chemistry through high school as well as 100 and 200-level college classes.

I have been a long time tutor and educational expert. My previous experiences include teaching for Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions for tests including the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT and MCAT Verbal. I can teach across many different subjects and have worked with all kinds of personalities to achieve the educational goals people have. I am patient and easy to work with.

I enjoy teaching all ages, I have experience in math, science, computer science , physics, nuclear engineering. I am a quick learner and will do my best at any subject. I graduated from Iowa State with a B. S. In Electrical engineering and a B. S. In Computer Engineering.

I am a graduate student with Clemson University. Over the years, I trained high school and undergraduate students in biology, chemistry and physics. I boil down big and complex topics into small, understandable pieces. I train students to think to understand. Some of the students I taught are attending medical schools.