Certified Tutors From Duke University

...that we have because of math. I like to think that by empowering each of my students to be a "math person", I am giving them the ability to be one of the next generation's brilliant leaders, inventors, tech innovators or engineers. In addition to attending Columbia Business School, I earned my undergraduate degree at...

...also do a lot of one on one tutoring, as well. I tutor a number of subjects and my passion is history although my experience in tutoring has been broadly around business subjects like finance and accounting. My favorite subject to teach is finance as I have a lot of personal experience in this field...

...introduce myself to you! My professional background is serving as a Chinese to English translator for various private and government clients in the DC/VA/MD area. I completed my graduate study at Johns Hopkins University and my undergraduate study at Duke. I would love to share my love of learning Chinese and experience in the field...

My name is Bryan, and I recently graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Physics. In college, I worked as a Physics Teaching Assistant for both intro-level Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism. I am available to help students with any topics they are struggling with in their high school or early college-level Physics courses.

I am an avid dancer, yogi, spoken word artist and lover of nature! I seek to bring a little bit of sunshine to every person I meet and infuse every interaction with hope and optimism. I have an adventurous spirit and love to learn, as well as spark curiosity and interest in many wide-ranging subjects!

...experiences in grad school have caused me to value the clear communication of science, a skill I'm always trying to work on. I've left lab, for the time being, to focus on my other passion, rowing. I train full time with the US National Team and love being an elite athlete. I began rowing in...

...school in English and math. I graduated from high school with an IB Diploma and as an AP National Scholar. Having gone through the process of college applications and testing, I can certainly relate to students, and I can provide solid and reliable support. I am passionate about math and political science, and I am...

...helping to facilitate the process of learning. So many good things happen when a student develops an understanding of something new, academic or otherwise. Learning always involves closing the gap between where a student is and where they want to be. A teacher, or tutor, needs to know the steps that are involved in closing...

...to my students. Though my background leans towards science and math, as a music minor I play guitar and trumpet and have written a number of songs. I try to incorporate this artistic mindset into my teaching style, giving my students both the tools to understand the current lesson, but also the confidence and creativity...

I am a sophomore at Duke University studying computer science, math, and innovation and entrepreneurship. I'm passionate about education and supporting women in technology. Outside of school, I love dancing.

...show students that consistent effort pays off after several weeks or months. My approach to tutoring centers around practice problems and working through problems. I also love pointing out resources to students in order to empower them to become individual learners. Tutoring is simply a supplement, in my opinion. I think the best tutors are...

...tutoring and teaching in variety of settings, from summer camps to traditional classrooms, both public and private. In high school, I occasionally tutored underclassmen in mathematics. In college, I worked as a peer-to-peer tutor with fellow classics students, helping with Latin translation homework and studying for exams. I also spent several semesters as a public...

...in my students. I love to help people achieve something that is important to them and have fun while doing it. I graduated from high school with honors and was able to receive the Gates Millennium scholarship. I received my degree in Psychology from Duke University in 2016. I recently received my admissions letter from...

My name is Shreya and I'm a junior at Duke University! I am a neuroscience major on the pre-medicine track and have a lot of experience in Biology, Math, Chemistry, Psychology, and Spanish! I believe in multi-modal learning and strive to tutor students through reading, conversation, visuals, and understanding concepts through tackling the fundamentals first.

I'm an undergraduate at Duke University and am planning on attending medical school once I graduate. I am super interested in psychology as well. I graduated in 2017 from Middleton High School as a National Merit Scholar. In high school, I was very involved in orchestra. Outside of school, I danced competitively at a studio.

...want to be able to help others achieve their goals without academics being a huge hurdle. I have a broad set of interests but, most of them tend to be on the geekier side. For instance, I love playing video games, Dungeons and Dragons and board games with my friends. I also play tennis and...

...Tech and Wake Forest University in Biomedical Engineering, focused on developing a new cancer therapeutic technology called Irreversible Electroporation, which uses pulsed electric fields to safely target unresectable tumors in sensitive areas. Additionally, I hold a Master of Science degree in Medical Physics from Duke University and a Bachelor of Science in Physics with minors...

...International Comparative Studies and Arabic. Since my own high school experience, I have held many different roles as an educator. I have been a Teacher's Assistant for AP Art History and high school physics. I have worked with Kumon Learning Center and Newark All Stars. I have also maintained several positions as both instructor, mentor,...

...to juniors in college. I am most passionate about mathematics, engineering, and anything STEM essentially. I really believe that the reason students don't like these subjects is because they have had a rough initial experience studying these topics. I believe that with the right guidance and tutoring, everyone can appreciate STEM and understand why it...

...how all these tiny minute parts of the world interact to create you, me, and everything we touch. On the other hand, history is cool to see how societies interacted to create the present world. The past is never separate from us, but always influencing everything from the various countries to cities to the tiny...