The Best Precalculus Tutors in Bayonne, NJ

I have three years of tutoring experience for students from first grade to high school. I pride myself in teaching to a student's strengths and catering my teaching style to what works best for a specific student's learning style. I truly care about the learning outcomes for each and every one of my students. A bit...See John's full profile

I've taught college courses in calculus, statistics, college algebra, and recreations in modern mathematics. I've had the pleasure of tutoring students in precalculus, calculus I,II, and III, real analysis, and most other collegiate-level mathematics subjects. I've thought quite a bit about the best...See AJ's full profile

I am a Yale Graduate with over a decade of experience tutoring math and science. I have worked with many students in both high school and college courses to boost confidence and achieve their goals. I enjoy helping students understand math and science. I work with them to understand the patterns and connections between...See Lauren's full profile

Precalculus involves graphing, solving systems of equations, and evaluating distributions, variances, and deviations of large sets of numbers. These reviews of statistics and probability are usually taught, as well as linear algebra, vector, and matrix math. I am comfortable with all of these topics and have...See Rael M.'s full profile

I have been a math teacher and football/basketball coach since 2012. Over my teaching career, I have taught Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus and SAT Preparation. My main focus through Wyzant will be tutoring for test preparation. My goal is to meet students where they are mathematically and...See John's full profile

Hi! I’m Bryant, a recent graduate from MIT with a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. I am passionate about helping students excel in challenging subjects like algebra, calculus, and computer science (especially Python). With my strong academic background and problem-solving skills honed at MIT, I’m here to...See Bryant's full profile

I took advanced algebra and analysis courses at the University of Chicago as I was completing my BA there. I have experience tutoring students up to college level through Harper Tutors (University of Chicago program) in algebra and precalculus as well as high school students of various age. I approach my students...See Oleg's full profile

15 year tutor and 4 year math/science teacher. BA in math and physics, plus a Masters in Physics Education. For 4 years, I taught all levels of math, physics, chemistry, and programming at Fusion Academy, a 1-on-1 private school, with an emphasis on AP physics and calculus. Teaching and tutoring has been my passion...See Ze's full profile

With decades of experience tutoring algebra, geometry, and beyond, I specialize in making complex precalculus topics clear and manageable. Whether you're tackling functions, trigonometry, or limits, I’ll guide you step by step, helping you build both confidence and skill. I’ve helped students of all...See Charlie's full profile

I am currently a Software Developer III at EquipmentShare, a venture-backed startup. Previously, I had 3 years of experience at Amazon as a Software Engineer. I graduated from the University of Maryland with a double degree in Computer Science (Machine Learning) and Economics. I have proficient experience in advanced...See Vaishnavi's full profile

In addition to studying mathematics at Brown, I have taught all levels of high school math since 2016. Furthermore, I was a strong performer in high school math contests which covered math up to precalculus, qualifying for the USA Math Olympiad my junior year. I am very comfortable with algebra, geometry, and...See Zachary's full profile

In high school, I was affiliated with the Math Peer-Tutoring program, mentoring and helping fellow schoolmates increase their mathematical aptitude in Precalculus and Algebra.See Julian's full profile

I studied chemical engineering in college, but now my professional work is in mechanical engineering. I taught engineering thermodynamics as an adjunct professor at the university level for 3 years. After finding the size of lecture classes too big to make a meaningful impact, I decided to focus on teaching and...See Michael's full profile

Paul, Regis, Chapin, Trinity, Collegiate, Spence Colleges: NYU, Columbia, UChicago, Cornell, MIT, Harvard, Yale, Princeton Areas of expertise include Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, IB Math HL, IB Economics HL. Test-Prep: Regents, SHSAT, SSAT, ISEE, PSAT, SAT, ACT, SAT Math...See Wesley's full profile

I have a PhD degree in theoretical chemistry from Northwestern University, where I did lots of programming and modeling for my study. I have been teaching both college and middle/high school students for many years. My GPA for undergrad = 3.7/4.0 (magna cum laude), grad = 3.93/4.0. Currently, I am tutoring 10+ high...See Viktor's full profile

Hi, I’m Abdullahi! I hold a Bachelor's degree with honors in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, a Master's degree with distinction in Electrical Power Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering. My tutoring journey began as a hobby in my second year of elementary school, and over time, it has grown into a...See ABDULLAHI's full profile

I work at a private tutoring center, where one of my specialties is pre-calculus. The precalculus curriculum can vary greatly from school to school, but I am familiar with all the topics taught in pre-calculus courses, from polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions to trigonometry, probability...See Jeff's full profile

I have several years of teaching experience for a multitude of courses ranging from precalculus, single and multivariate calculus, and more advanced topics within the discipline of mathematics. Video lectures of my teaching are available upon request.See Arkady's full profile

...functions, inverse functions, vectors, and more! Whether you're looking to brush up for one test, go all the way back to the basics, or enrich your understand of precalculus beyond your school's curriculum -- or all three at the same time! -- let's have some math fun together....See Catherine's full profile

BA in Mathematics and Physics from Cornell PhD in Mathematics from Duke Postdoctoral Fellow in Mathematics and Statistics at Harvard and Boston University 10 + Years Quant Trading on Wall Street 15 + Years Tutoring all things Quant Expertise in Coding, Math, Statistics, MBA, Quant Finance, Actuarial...See Prakash's full profile

Hi, my name is Sydney! I earned a Masters and Bachelors of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering (concentration in Biomechanics and Rehabilitation) both from Stevens Institute of Technology. I have a strong background in mathematics. I have taken multiple AP mathematics courses in high school (scoring highly in AP...See Sydney's full profile

Dr. Z is a result-oriented Math, Science, and SAT Coach with 20+ years of leadership experience mentoring students seeking the highest level of education and understanding the “why” and the grounded approach to problem solving. He holds a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D). and Business Certificate from The Wharton School...See Jamie's full profile

I am extremely experienced at teaching precalculus. I have an intuitive approach to polynomials, exponentials, trigonometric functions, and logarithms that helps the kids internalize the concepts in a way that enables them to succeed in precalculus and thoroughly prepares them for calculus. I am also an...See Olena's full profile

I'm excited to share my background and tutoring approach with you. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Integrative Neuroscience from Binghamton University, where I developed a deep understanding of science and how the brain processes information. This unique knowledge enhances my ability to teach physics, chemistry, and...See Christopher's full profile

I finished with a B average in a rigorous honors class in Precalculus. We focused on minima and maxima points for parabolas, along with the axis of symmetry. In addition, there was a concentration on ellipses, hyperbolas, and circles. Finally, there were reviews of trigonometric functions, and problems of varying...See Timothy's full profile