Carver Tutoring

Communication, communication, communication!

It's that important. How well I can understand your learning style, timeframe, and goals will determine about 99% of my ability to help you. Likewise, I encourage my students to ask as many questions as possible in the beginning so that our classes can be as effective as possible.

Typically students should come prepared with some information on

1) What topic they would like to study

2) What textbook/resources they would like to use

3) What time they would like to have class

4) Any relevant timeframes for their goals (e.g. final test is in three weeks)

I graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Wright State University in 2014. I have more than 6 years of experience living and teaching abroad in SE Asia. Most of my students are international students working towards their International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma.

Rates are displayed on my profile or will be provided when I submit an offer.

Lessons cancelled within 24 hours of the start of the session will be charged in full.

I always loved math and never felt like I had enough time in college to study it as thoroughly as I would have liked. While studying abroad in a two-year Mandarin language course, I was contacted by local families looking for a STEM tutor. After graduating from the language program, I enjoyed it so much that I decided to pursue teaching full-time.

I have taught math to students as early as 3rd grade and all the way up to college and beyond. In the last two years I have focused primarily on Middle School to College-level math.

Don't be afraid to talk with a few tutors before making your final decision. Having a tutor that you connect with is just as important as the tutor's skill level.

Student should make sure their budget, goals, and timeframe are realistic before reaching out to potential tutors.