The Best Science Tutors in Durham, NC

I love helping others break down and understand the complexities of these subjects. I am a graduate of North Carolina State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences with a concentration in Human Biology and minors in Spanish and Nutrition. After graduation, I moved to Los...See Byrd's full profile

As a tutor, I do my best to simplify complex ideas and help my students feel more confident (and have fun!) in their learning. I have four years of experience tutoring English as a Second Language and science subjects, including biology and chemistry. I taught English as a Second Language as a Fulbright English...See Katherine's full profile

As a tutor for over eight years, I have extensive experience mentoring and teaching students of all ages and levels. Instead of making students memorize formulas and plug-and-chug to get answers, I encourage them to understand the principles behind each problem. My favorite teaching moment is helping students create...See Samuel's full profile

Hello, prospective tutees! My name is Le'Teya, and I am very excited about this new opportunity to help you! First, let me explain how much I love math! Ever since I was a child, I have tutored my peers in many subjects. I’ve always enjoyed helping others in this subject. This passion followed me even in my college...See LeTeya's full profile

In my Master of Science program, I learned that genetics is the study of genes, genetic variation, and inheritance. As it relates to genetic variation (GV), I learned that if there is no GV between individuals in a population the group will not evolve. More than all, I have learned that genetics determines our...See Marcella's full profile

I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology from North Carolina State University and will be attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine in 2026 to pursue my Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. I tutor science, chemistry, physics, and math at the middle school, high school, and...See Kimsey's full profile

I graduated from the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. I have BS and MS degrees in Math Sciences (Operations Research) and have been teaching and tutoring test preparation for 15 years, including Algebra 2.See Julie's full profile

I am currently a computer science student at NC State University. I’ve worked in the college's tutoring center for two years, tutoring fellow students one-on-one in a range of topics from Math to computer science courses. I specialize in tutoring people without a strong math background. I tutor...See Ariyan's full profile

I have a degree in computer science and am a PhD student in Computer engineering, which means I use MATLAB regularly. I am proficient in MATLAB data analysis, video processing, computer vision, simulation, and in many more applications. I have done both coursework and professional work using MATLAB, and am...See Bahaa's full profile

I am a K-5 public school teacher and have 13 years experience teaching students in all grades, K-5 in E, Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. I am certified K-6 Elementary Education and Reading K-12. I have both a Bachelors and Masters in Education. I have worked with students who had...See Barbara's full profile

My name is Daniel and I am a Physicist who teaches/tutors Physics and Mathematics. I have recently graduated from Tulane University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics with Honors and Mathematics. I am soon to become a PhD student specializing in General Relativity and aspects of Quantum Theory. I...See Daniel's full profile

I really enjoy helping students prepare for the SAT and ACT math and science exams. I believe that good tutoring can help every student. My students seem to agree. See my references.See Phillip's full profile

Hey, I'm Mahen and I've been working with youth and adults since 2003. I graduated from NCSSM and then from NCSU with degrees in Aerospace Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, and a minor in Psychology. I took other courses per my interests (i.e., accounting, athletic training, British literature, undergraduate...See Mahen's full profile

Most importantly I love teaching. I spent years volunteering in my children's schools: doing gifted and talented math pullouts, coaching chess, organizing the science fair, and helping students who just needed a little extra attention. I have taught photography and post processing workshops, done...See David's full profile

I am a qualified science and math expat. I have a BS degree in chemistry major and math and physics as minors. See Jim's full profile

Many students consider the ACT Science test to be the most challenging section on the ACT exam. The important thing to consider is that this is not a test of scientific knowledge, but rather a test of scientific reasoning. I have many tips and strategies that can help even the most reluctant science student...See Lauri's full profile

I received my Master of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from UCLA through which I have taken many advanced level math and science courses. Having a background in research and technology, I try to relate high school course material to real world situations to inspire students and make the...See Michael's full profile

I loved helping people learn so they could take better preventative care of their pets and manage complex disease syndromes in a very informed way. My interest in the sciences started very young, when I would try to befriend ducks and other wildlife so I could sit and observe them. In college, I took as many...See Fara's full profile

During my undergraduate education I minored in political science and completed coursework in Comparative Politics, American Government, and Political Theory. I applied this knowledge as a Research Assistant on two major political science projects, a survey of international law, with results presented at the...See Michael's full profile

I have submitted abstracts and presented in scientific seminars and symposia. On Wyzant, I have helped multiple graduate students pass their PhD qualifying exams by reviewing their research proposals, critiquing their experimental design, and asking probing questions to prepare them to defend their proposals.See Tyler's full profile

I taught many physical science courses at high school and college level.See Dr. Douglass's full profile

My PhD in Comparative and International Education involves application of social science methodology to the field of education in its broadest sense, e.g., my dissertation was a study of politics and educational reform efforts in Chile under three successive regimes. I have taught university-level courses with...See Kathleen's full profile

Hi, I’m Max. I’m an MD/MBA Dermatology Resident who scored 267 on USMLE Step 2, and I specialize in USMLE Step 1, 2, and 3 prep and medical school/residency interview coaching. I work with medical students and applicants who want efficient, high-yield strategies that translate into real score and match outcomes....See Max's full profile

I directed an introduction to Python and Java course last year for FyBy. In college I have completed or am currently enrolled in, Intro to programming, data structures, discrete math, and calculus II. See Shreeya's full profile

In addition to being a certified history teacher in both middle school and high school, I took many courses on political science in college, particularly in international politics. I am an avid reader of biographies on political figures and I have lived abroad in Russia for a time. See Michelle's full profile