Award-Winning Tutors serving Wayne, NJ

...Cybersecurity, I bring both academic and real-world experience to my teaching. I specialize in tutoring Business, Financial Literacy, and Mathsubjects I love because they equip students with essential skills for everyday life and future career success. I enjoy guiding students through these subjects because they foster critical thinking, decision-making, and practical understanding that students can apply immediately. My teaching philosophy centers on encouragement, consistency, and connection. I meet students where they are, adapt my approach...

...Kiel, a specialist in tutoring German, English, Writing, Geography, Russian, History, SAT, ACT, or AP subjects. I also have a high degree of familiarity with sciences and math like Geology, Calculus, Statistics, Technical Geography, Research Methods, and more. I currently work at a nonprofit for education in New York, and have taught in Austria through a Fulbright, as well as in Kyrgyzstan through a private school. My teaching philosophy revolves around empowering you, the students,...

...of experience teaching children with disabilities grades 1-6. I foster a positive learning environment whether general education, self-contained, or small group instruction (SETSS) to achieve student success. I incorporate a variety of teaching strategies inclusive of technology integration, class discussions, active and cooperative learning environments to deliver instruction. Students' needs are addressed through accommodations, modifications, behavior management techniques as outlined by the Individualized Education Plan. Being a good communicator, who is flexible, encouraging and enthusiastic...

...large part in patient care. Education leads a greater understanding of underlying health issues, causes, and risks which leads to a greater chance in patient compliance. However, before I even came to be where I am now, education has always been a priority for me. My parents are immigrants from a South Korea that was still developing. Thus, they work and struggle in the United States for the sake of their children's education though they...

...school as a child and one of the most important things I gained from that experience was a sense of ownership over my own learning. It is easy for students to feel like passive participants in their own education and whether a student thrives or struggles in school often has as much to do with whether they have learned to play the game of getting good grades as it does with actual learning. When I...

...freshman at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor studying environmental engineering and a potential minor in economics. I have 2+ years of tutoring experience in New York, tutoring middle school and high school students in Mathematics (K-12), SAT, PSAT, AP Exams (US History, World History, Environmental Science, Spanish, English Language). I am a very easygoing and patient person, and I understand that students need to learn their own way. I rarely give out the answers to...

...York University studying Global Public Health with Sociology while also pursuing the Pre-health track. I grew up in West Chester, Pennsylvania which is a 40 minute drive from Philadelphia. Growing up I played soccer and in High School, I ran track. I was also the senior editor of the yearbook for two years and was a part of the yearbook club for all four years. In college, I've spent a lot of my time exploring...

...make analogies to ideas and concepts they already know about. Part of prepping for standardized tests is feeling confident and building my students' confidence is something I constantly work towards. In my free time I am a sports maniac and play on multiple soccer teams. I love using athletics to describe key concepts such as comparing the Patriot's position during the Revolutionary War to home field advantage at a sporting event. When I am not...

...Engineering graduate who completed my degree in just 3.5 years, I bring both academic excellence and a passion for helping others succeed. During my time in college, I served as a teaching assistant and tutor for over two years, supporting students across a variety of subjects including physics, calculus, and engineering fundamentals. These experiences have sharpened my ability to explain complex concepts clearly and adapt to different learning styles. I believe that the key to...

...at Bergen County Technical High School. I have been a teacher for 9 years, with 6 of those being at Bergen Tech. I have a passion for teaching and helping students, and a passion for Biology and Nutrition! The courses I teach are Biology Honors, AP Biology, and Nutrition. When I was a student, I felt like I had no teachers who were able to support me. That made me want to be a different...

...of Barnard College of Columbia University with a BA in English. I attend NYU Law as part of the class of 2025. I have worked as a Writing Fellow at Barnard for three years, and this opportunity has given me extensive training and experience as a writing coach. I also have experience teaching reading comprehension on all levels. Additionally, I am a published poet with extensive knowledge of creative writing. I am a good match...

...of Columbia University, where I received my Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering with Summa Cum Laude honors, followed by an M.S. in Computer Science. I'm currently in the pursuit of a Ph.D. at Columbia, where my studies focus on high dimensional geometry for data analysis. My academic journey has centered on the intersection of robotics, machine learning, and computational geometry. I have had the privilege of contributing and publishing exciting research. My work has...

...University in 2009 with a degree in International Relations. I firmly believe I have good personal skills as well as a deep base of knowledge regarding international affairs, domestic politics, history, and literature. I understand that all students learn in different ways; some are more auditory learners, whereas others do best by writing and reading. My process is to determine what kind of learner a pupil is, then impart on them my excitement for the...

...one's goals or dreams. Additionally, I was inducted into The National Education Honor Society, The National History Honor Society, and Gold Key International Honor Society (for the top 15 percentile of my class). I value education and I love history. History itself is a reading and writing intensive subject and, therefore, the subject through which middle- and high-school students learned critical reading and writing skills. As I stress to me students, it is also the...

...from Cornell University where I received a bachelor's degree in Biological Engineering with a minor in Mechanical Engineering. For several years, I have always had a passion for tutoring/teaching others around me whether they were children, classmates or adults much older than I. From my studies, my favorite subjects to help with were Mathematics and Physics; they are closely integrated with each other and personally it is rewarding when my students understand concepts that they...

...Japanese native, born in Japan, but raised mostly in the United States. I return multiple times a year to keep in touch with my Japanese family, as well as the culture and language. While I enjoy academics as a whole, my passion has been in the Japanese language and Psychology, both of which I have an extensive college education in. I am currently pursuing my Master's degree in Psychology. I believe learning another language is...

...High School in Manhattan, specializing in math and science. I graduated from University at Albany Magna Cum Laude with a degree in English Literature. I am currently pursuing a master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology at New York University. I chose this field because of my love of language and my desire to help people. My ambition is to work in a school for children with special needs. While I am in graduate school, I want...

...to mathematics than what people think. For starters, it surrounds us, meaning that a understanding of it will always be needed. At school, I was always good at math and found it to be a challenging subject that mentally woke me up. I was also attracted to it by the long list of possible careers available to you if you have a math degree. Potential fields include; statistics, calculus, and teaching. I firmly believe that...

...science Instructor. As soon as I graduated from high school in 2007, I've chosen to start a professional career in IT by getting numerous IT certifications such as A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, and CCNA (in French Language), I.T welcomed me aboard its ship. Since then, I have risen to become as a premiere leader Technologist. Some would even call me a "marvel of modern technology," as there is no computer malfunction I cannot solve. My...

...Haggis, and I am a recent graduate from NYU, where I studied Screenwriting and Creative Writing. Throughout my time at college, I maintained a high 3.8 GPA, and was placed on NYU's Dean's List. When I took the SATs in 2015, I got an overall score of 2120, and was in the 91st national percentile for writing, and in the 99th national percentile for critical reading, with a score of 770 out of 800. While...