Hi, I'm Jack! I received my PhD in mathematics in 2019. My favorite part about math is sharing it with others. As a master's student, I helped create a math camp for high school students in San Francisco; as a PhD student, I earned the T.C. Lim Graduate Award for Excellence in Teaching at George Mason University; as...See Jack's full profile

I have a double major in Economics and Statistics, and a minor in Mathematics from UC Berkeley. I've had over 10 years' experience working with college students and very much enjoy working in the subjects I tutor. I've received and eventually provided extensive training and tutoring at UC Berkeley for the Athletic...See Jason's full profile

I'm an expert in working with students to develop skills and to understand concepts. My expertise is especially strong in problem solving, and applying concepts to real world situations. I'm also very adept at online tutoring, with hundreds of lessons taught, for students as far away as Denmark and Qatar. . When my son...See Jim's full profile

Precalculus is the gate to calculus and provides a comprehensive view of the behavior of polynomials, rational functions, and trigonometric functions. I tutor high school, college, and university students on an almost daily basis in Precalculus. I emphasize the understanding because it will not only help...See Andreas's full profile

Much of my work with precalculus students has consisted of a thorough review of trigonometry, finite and infinite series and sequences, and analytic geometry. My approach is always to be sure that the basics are mastered before attempting more advanced topics (e.g., students need to have mastered the graphical...See Jeffrey's full profile

Hi, I'm John! I'm a Graduate Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society and hold top scores on the GMAT (770), GRE (170q/167v), and LSAT (175). I'm currently working on a Master's degree in Math, although my Bachelor's is in Linguistics. I have been doing Math and Test Prep tutoring since 2011. What I've found in...See John's full profile

I have just completed the three tests required to be certified for California high school mathematics teaching. The tests are called CSET and are geared to recently graduated university math majors. The university degrees I have: B.A. in Mathematics and B.S. in Electrical Engineering are from the 1980's and I did a lot...See Dayv's full profile

When I began tutoring a few years ago, I firmly believed that anyone could do well in mathematics, all the way through Calculus, provided you are relatively fluent in a few formulas and make time for regular problem sets. My experience over that time has only confirmed my suspicions, and its has been a great pleasure to...See Charles's full profile

Precalculus is the gateway to calculus. Function manipulation, using graphing software or calculators, polynomials with complex numbers, exponential and natural log functions, trigonometric functions, parametric equations, and matrices and systems of equations are involved subject matter, and can easily be...See Trevor's full profile

Math was and continues to be one of my favorite subjects, and I deeply explored the subject in high school and college. - Coursework (Grade: A's in all): Precalculus, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Elements of Discrete Mathematics -...See Raj's full profile

ABOUT ME I'm a math and science tutor who works with San Francisco/Daly City middle and high school students. I've been teaching for 4 years and specialize in helping high school students feel more confident. My goal isn't to answer my students' questions as fast as possible or to do their homework, but to help them...See John's full profile

I have helped students improve their grades and test scores for over 15 years, tutoring students in suburban private schools, urban public schools, Ivy League universities and everywhere in between. In addition to tutoring, I have taught high school math and science full-time for 17 years. Before grad school at...See Fred's full profile

I love teaching, and I've taught and tutored in numerous formats for over 20 years now. I have a PhD from Brown and a BA from Harvard, both in Applied Mathematics. I've taught Math, Computer Science, Statistics and Data Science at places like UC-Berkeley, Brown, University of San Francisco, and the Metis Data Science...See Brian's full profile

Hello, My experience as a tutor is extensive. I have worked as a tutor for several years, tutoring most subjects, including mathematics, English and science, all ages. I am also a published author and have excellent writing, spelling and grammar skills. I have a way of taking difficult material and explaining it...See Janet's full profile

I am a professional tutor in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. In 2007, I received a B.S in Chemistry from UC Berkeley with honors and since then, I have helped hundreds of students reach their full potential in Math and Science Classes. Over the past five years, I have tutored both privately and in many Bay Area...See Nenad's full profile

I am a grad student at UC Berkeley studying Information Management and Systems. I am pursuing the data science track in this degree. I have taken coursework in machine learning, computer programming, statistics, and natural language processing. Before school I spent 4 years working in data science. I spent two working...See George's full profile

Hi, I'm Phillip. I have a bachelor's in math from UC Berkeley, and have passed multiple junior level computer science, physics, and statistics courses as well. I have always loved math and it's applications. I have also always loved tutoring, especially in STEM subjects. There is always a fresh perspective to discover,...See Phillip's full profile

I attended UC Berkeley and completed college level precalculus and calculus courses. And I got all As in these courses. After that, I obtained my masters degree in structural Engineering at UC Davis where I furthered my understanding of Math in Engineering application. See Yuanmin's full profile

Hi, all! I'm Carson and I'd love to help guide you to your academic goals and achieve the success that your hard work deserves! Currently, I'm a college student studying mathematics and statistics, and previously I have completed associate’s degrees in engineering, physics, and math. I firmly believe anyone can excel...See Carson's full profile

Hey there! I'm Abbie. I graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor's degree in Bioengineering, and a minor in Mechanical Engineering while competing on the varsity cross country team. I recently received my Masters in Biomedical Engineering from UVA, where I specialized in medical device design and development....See Abbie's full profile

Precalculus provides all the "mechanics" required for calculus. Often this subject is the most difficult for high school students, as it requires them to become familiar with Trigonometric functions, the unit circle, identities, and functions with discontinuities such as asymptotes & holes. While...See Randy's full profile

I'm a California and Massachusetts licensed mathematics teacher with 11+ years of experience at the primary, secondary, and post-secondary levels. I've taught at both public and private schools designing mathematics curriculum focused on fluency and flexibility as my primary goals. I have a Bachelors degree in...See Marcus's full profile

I am a math/reading/writing and organizational skills tutor for students from kindergarten to college. A little bit about me: In May 2015, I graduated summa cum laude from the Dominican University of California, where I earned a BA in Liberal Studies/Teacher Education, a minor in mathematics and Honors. While at...See Alyssa's full profile

Teacher's Assistant Pre-Calculus, substitute instructor Pre-Calculus, and Precalculus tutor. See Stephen's full profile

There is no one way to learn. Rote memorization is at one end of the spectrum and instantaneous complete understanding and insight of the topic is at the other end. There is a lot in between. People do not learn everything the same way - their own ability to learn changes from moment to moment and subject to subject....See Theodore's full profile