I love to teach and excite students in whatever they are learning. I began teaching in public schools when I was 22. I taught 3rd and 4th graders for 11 years in all subjects. I then stopped teaching when I had my first child. However, my children were homeschooled and I taught many different types of classes in a homeschool co-op. My main focus is on elementary age students in all subjects. However, if you have a group of students who would like me to teach a mini science class, I can do all ages! I enjoy coming up with new ways to teach a lesson, and I am passionate about my students.

Hello, my name is Jorge Ahumada, I hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Pre-Med from UTD, towards Medical School. I tutored Science and Mathematics at Dallas College Northlake Campus for three years bilingually (English-Spanish), and on my own. Actually, I tutor Mathematics, Science,Spanish, and ESL, independently. My goal as a tutor is, not only for students and parents to see tangible results adjusting my tutoring to the needs of each student, but for students to become confident and excited about learning, while experiencing progress.

I have been in education for over 35 years. I am committed to helping students achieve at their highest levels. I have taught and tutored many different students, teachers, and school administrators and am familiar with many different types of educational methods. I work with each student to create a learning plan that will serve the student’s needs and achieve the student’s goals. I enjoy seeing students grow academically and helping them accomplish their goals.

You don't do all the processes and steps in maths, you just have to know the basics of the topic and some good tricks. I try to teach maths in your own way and try to mix it with my own way, but I promise it is not going to be another math tutoring. I like understanding what people are missing out on and solving the problem for them.

I have always had a talent for explaining solutions and the process in a way that doesn’t hurt your brain. In middle school and high school, students asked for my help instead of the teachers' help.