The Best algebra Tutors in Bethel Park, PA

I love algebra! I studied it at the graduate level (look up Groups, Rings, and Fields if you have nothing better to do; they don't mean what you think!), and I've taught and tutored it at every level from middle school through college freshmen. With strong credentials, I'm well-prepared to help...See Ron's full profile

Before entering Pitt, I taught college-level Engineering courses abroad for three years in face-to-face classroom settings. During my doctoral studies, I taught both algebra- and calculus-based Physics courses as a Teaching Assistant and an independent Teaching Fellow for about two years, gaining valuable...See Nafis's full profile

I once had a student at community college who I’ll call Jim. Jim got so frustrated with algebra 1 that he threw his textbook out the window. Yet, I spent hours with Jim week after week in the college tutoring center, and he eventually passed algebra 1 and moved on to a University program. I have tutored...See Joshua's full profile

I recently graduated from Cornell University with a Ph.D. in molecular biophysics, and have loved teaching science and math since I began tutoring my classmates when I was in high school. I find that everyone is capable of learning even the most complex subjects, when the teacher is able to connect and communicate...See Gabrielle's full profile

With years of experience helping students succeed—from high school algebra to college physics—I focus on building deep understanding, not just memorizing formulas. What I Teach: AP Physics 1, 2, and C (Mechanics & E&M); AP Calculus AB/BC, Precalculus, Algebra, Geometry; College...See Jeffrey's full profile

My favorite subject in school was math, and I view my post-secondary work as the logical continuation of that. I have been teaching and tutoring math for several years, from Algebra I to Calc III. I meet students regularly at the main branch of the Carnegie Library in Oakland. I am willing to travel for a...See Elizabeth's full profile

Dear Potential Students and Parents, I'm Matthew, a passionate tutor eager to help you excel in math, engineering, and beyond. I recently graduated from the University of Maryland - College Park with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, achieving a 3.74 GPA and departmental honors. This fall, I'll begin my master's in...See Matthew's full profile

My goal is to explain concepts to students in a new perspective so that they may better understand the material. In college, I tutored both Physics 1 and 2 (algebra and calculus based) at the Study Lab at Pitt. I enjoy guiding students and making physics enjoyable or at least somewhat bearable!! While I mostly...See Patrick's full profile

I graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology with experience with a rigorous STEM course load including Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Complex Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and AP Physics C. I have tutored students of different ages and skill levels...See Gabriel's full profile

Hi, I'm Eilis! I am a Nursing Major at University of Pittsburgh. I have experienced a combination of homeschooling, private and public education. I attended a Classical Conversations homeschooling co-op where I was classically taught Math, Science, Latin, History, Literature, Logic, Philosophy, Socratic Dialogue, and...See Eilis's full profile

I've taken multiple algebra classes throughout high school and college. I use algebra in my professional career as an investment research analyst.See Darren's full profile

I love helping students discover their strengths, tell their stories, and find the college that truly feels like home. With years of experience as a classroom teacher, private tutor, and college advisor, I’ve guided students through choosing their best-fit school and helped them build a strategy to achieve their...See Tami's full profile

I have taught two different sections of Algebra 2 during the 2012 school year. I worked with students from all backgrounds to help them with all topics, from solving basic equations to polynomials and quadratics. With all math classes, especially Algebra 2, I try to show students multiple problem solving...See Max's full profile

I earned my Ph.D. in math from UCLA in the Fall of 2019 and have been working at my university since then. I have been teaching math at the undergraduate level for the last 13 years, covering a wide variety of topics: precalculus, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and theoretical math classes. I...See Thomas's full profile

In a Collegiate Scholars Program, I taught Algebra to gifted high school students. My approach to teaching Algebra is conceptual. I train my students to make connections between the abstraction of Algebra and real-world applications.See Eugene's full profile

I've been teaching math one-on-one for 15+ years. I started in high school, tutoring my peers in a variety subjects -- geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. In college, I continued to tutor in math -- mainly algebra, discrete math, and calculus. While pursuing my MS and PhD, I taught logic...See Will's full profile

I specialize in helping students succeed in: - Competition Math (MathCounts, AMC 8/10/12, AIME) - AP-level courses (AP Computer Science, AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Precalculus) - Core middle and high school math (Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Integrated Math 1–3, Probability Theory) -...See Cody's full profile

This lead me to pursue my teaching credential and become a classroom teacher. I have a minor in math and have passed the CSET (Ca credential exam) to teach through algebra 2. See Jessica's full profile

Hi, I’m Andrew! I am a Neuroscience PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). I graduated in 2023 with my BS in Neuroscience, Physics, and Mathematics. I started tutoring various math and science courses in high school. Realizing I had a passion to teach and help students overcome their academic challenges, I...See Andrew's full profile

In college, basic algebra skills are essential to performing well in higher-level mathematics subjects, so I often focused my early lessons with students on ensuring they understood these concepts. Algebra 1 forms the foundation upon which students understand subsequent math courses. Many times, my...See Alex's full profile

Overall, I strive to be clear, patient and engaging with my students, and I understand that no two students are the same. I’ve tutored for over ten years, covering a wide range of math courses from algebra to calculus. I have experience tutoring middle school, high school and university students in both...See Peter's full profile

I have experience tutoring algebra in both one-on-one and in small groups.See Travis's full profile

Perhaps most importantly it is that I understanding learning is a process that is different for all of us. This has helped me to convince students of all levels, in courses ranging from introductory algebra to graduate courses, that they must embrace the process of learning. This can be done in many ways, but my...See Ryan's full profile

I took Algebra 2 in my 10th-grade year of high school and my highest math qualification is 2 years of calculus one senior year and one in college (Business Calculus).See Judge's full profile

I have been a math/Algebra tutor for over 2 years. I made A's in math throughout high school and college. I currently have multiple Algebra 1 students.See Lara's full profile