Hi! My name is Nathan Macdonald. I have been working as a mechanical engineer for over 10 years, am a licensed professional engineer and a certified safety professional. As an engineer I work in new product development, analysis (often of amusement park rides) and expert witness work in product liability and patent litigation. In addition to my work as an engineer I love to teach! I am a certified trainer for operators of forklifts, telehandlers, scissor lifts, and MEWP's. I also love to teach in math, engineering, programming (numerical methods and microcontrollers mostly), and more! I enjoy seeing somebody's eyes light up when otherwise ch

I love seeing people of all ages reach new levels of confidence by achieving their goals. My primary objective is to impart practical as well as technical knowledge to propel you to the next level. I believe anyone of any age can learn anything if properly taught. I've taught basic physiology to elementary students and successful public speaking strategies to older adults. Effective teaching requires an engaged learner and strategies that are learner-appropriate. I've done my job well if you feel like you can teach others what I've taught you. I specialize in working with highy motivated learners. It is valuable and rewarding for me to se...

I have around 7 years experience in IT field.I did teaching on school for 1 year.I am good in maths and technologies .Will good to connect with my kids at all ages.

My name is Zack, and I am studying mechanical engineering at The University of Utah. I am passionate about STEM, and am hoping to inspire students through my tutoring in STEM related subjects. I have been tutored throughout my whole life, so I know what methods work, and do not work for specific learning styles. I will be able to adapt to the students specific needs.

I understand what it is like to struggle with a subject. There are many things that I wish I could have told my tutors in the past that would have helped me learn better. I want to be the tutor that I never had. Now that I understand the material better, I can understand what a struggling student needs.