The Best Calculus Tutors in Simi Valley, CA

As a part of my Civil Engineering Program at CSUN, I took Courses in Calculus 1 and 2, as well as Multivariable Calculus. Math and Physics are definitely my strongest subjects, and they provide the foundation for the more advanced Civil Engineering subjects. I am very good at relating the math to actual...See German's full profile

Hi! I have 13 years of experience tutoring children of all academic levels through Graduate School and served as the director of a tutoring center, a position I left in 2014 to return to the teaching I love. I hold degrees in both Physics and Philosophy from Grinnell College, completed my graduate coursework in the...See Jeremy's full profile

In Calculus, new concepts are introduced that require higher levels of abstract thinking. I work with students to deconstruct the more complex ideas into simpler, understandable pieces. From limits, to derivatives, to integrals, to refreshing necessary skills from earlier math, I have been working with students...See Pi Danger's full profile

If you were stranded on a deserted island, could you reinvent Algebra? Calculus? Trigonometry? I could! Not that that would be the most practical thing to do, but once you understand the basic concepts, you will be able to do the same. I am a strong believer in understanding concepts and knowing...See Sharon's full profile

I have more than 10 years experience as a math tutor, including Calculus.See Chi's full profile

Hi, my name is Audrey, and I'm a student studying psychobiology at UCLA! I’ve been tutoring students 1-1 for four years, helping them build confidence and master subjects including Algebra, Calculus, AP Biology, AP Chemistry and SAT Prep. I have two years of prior experience in professional tutoring as an...See Audrey's full profile

I have earned a Master's degree in Statistics as well as a Bachelor's in Applied Mathematics. As a result, I have taken extensive advanced coursework in calculus and other areas of math/stats which are very heavy on the use of calculus. Of course, I am also a former AP Calculus student!See Nick's full profile

As an experienced academic tutor who has worked with a wide range of students, Phoebe is familiar with the various curriculums of a vicissitudes of schools and test preparations. This enables her to better comprehend and prepare lessons in accordance to the needs of her students. Phoebe’s anchoring philosophy rests...See Phoebe's full profile

I bring a strong academic background and teaching experience in calculus, developed through years of rigorous academic study and tutoring experience with high school and college-level students. I have guided learners across a variety of academic stages, from AP Calculus to advanced university-level...See Ray's full profile

I have over 10 years of experience in tutoring and academic support, including both one-on-one and small-group instruction, as well as peer learning facilitation at the college level. I was a part-time tutor at Shanghai Dreamtree Training School, China. I teach AP Precalculus, AP Calculus BC, SAT Math, IB Math...See Aubree's full profile

I took Calculus I and II at my community college and received a grade letter A. I had taken Calculus I and my class percentage was in the nineties. I took Calculus II in Fall 2014 and got an A as well.See Noor's full profile

...econometrics courses. This includes practical applications vis-à-vis impact analysis, but it also covers the mathematical underpinnings such as linear algebra and calculus. To tie the study of econometrics together, one has to understand the nuances of probability theory which is integral to a true understanding of causal inference...See Mason's full profile

I have taken quite a few courses in not just differential equations but also in partial differential equations. You also learn the fundamentals in Calculus, but I feel comfortable in tutoring Differential Equations for those that are taking undergraduate courses or in Calculus. See Gavin's full profile

Calculus can be tough, but unbelievably rewarding once you understand it. Learning about rates of change in regards to limits, derivatives, and integrals is essential to understanding anything in the world of engineering, physics, and differential equations. Please reach out and we can get started immediately. See James's full profile

Hello! My name is Ryan, and I am a third-year student at UCLA studying Physics and Mathematics. I have a strong passion for problem-solving and analytical thinking, and I enjoy helping students develop confidence in subjects that can often feel intimidating at first. My academic background includes advanced coursework in...See Ryan's full profile

I’m your resident mechanical-engineering “puzzle solver,” here to show you that math and science don’t have to feel like an unsolvable mystery. I’ve got a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering and six years of tutoring adventures under my belt—ranging from algebra and calculus all the way up to...See Kiavash's full profile

I have taught pre-Calculus and Calculus at college/university level for several years and tutored numerous student on the subject. I'm a patient teacher and enjoy helping others understand challenging mathematical concepts.See Jafar's full profile

I have tutored pre-calculus and calculus in colleges and privately to high school students and adults. See Zulfar's full profile

I have 15 plus years tutoring Calculus.See Roberto's full profile

Hello! I'm Ben, a devoted and seasoned tutor with an extensive academic background, including a Master's degree in The Physics of Complex Systems from the Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems and a triple-major Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Pure Mathematics, and Physics...See Benjamin's full profile

I have been tutoring students on and off in Calculus for the last seven years. I not only have a firm understanding of the mathematics in use but also applications for Calculus. I am credentialed to teach Calculus at a high school level.See Robert's full profile

I have served as a TA for Calculus II for 2 years at the university level, which has given me a deep understanding of the subject and the teaching experience to effectively support students in mastering complex calculus concepts.See Jose's full profile

I did my undergraduate work in physics and mathematics at M.I.T., receiving S.B. degrees in physics and in mathematics, and an S.M. in physics. I subsequently received a PhD in physics from the University of Chicago. I am currently a Managing Director of a major financial services firm, where I perform statistical...See Richard's full profile

In high school, I ran a discord sever where I would often help other single variable calculus students in the class. I received a maximum score on the AP Calculus BC exam. In college, I would help or tutor other students with multivariable/vector calculus or Calculus 3.See Joseph's full profile

experienced math teacher See Jane's full profile