Hi friends! I'm Ron and I was born and raised in Southern California. I received my BA in Philosophy from Biola University and my MA in Philosophy from CSU Long Beach, with a 3.8 GPA. In addition, I have completed 27 units of education courses. Here's a quick rundown of my tutoring experience: I started tutoring in...See Ron's full profile

I'm currently an undergraduate student at Chapman University in Orange, studying Software Engineering. I've been working as a tutor for Genify since October 2020, and I'm looking to save some money for college. I love working with kids, especially in math and English! I have completed both AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus...See Alexandra's full profile

I was an Algebra 2 teacher for 7 years and it was my favorite class to teach. Algebra 2 builds on the skills learned in Algebra 1. When tutoring, I am able to fill in the gaps many students have that are keeping them from doing well in advanced math classes. I hold a BS in Secondary Education with Emphasis...See Mary's full profile

Algebra 2 is really fun, interesting, and challenging because it required the knowledge and skills of algebra 1 and geometry. In fact, I’ve taught both Honors and regular Algebra 2 for a decade and I’d enjoyed every moment of it. I have many short cuts and tricks to help students to memorize formula,...See Andy's full profile

I'm a retired physics professor who is very passionate about teaching physics/mathematics and training a young generation of scientists for independent research and opportunity to participate in science competitions such as Siemens and Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). I hold a PhD in Physics from...See Soo Yong's full profile

If the student does not have the fundamentals of Algebra, this is the moment to reinforce concepts before moving on with the Algebra 2 syllabus. Important concepts such as quadratic functions and their applications in real world problems are covered in Algebra 2. Introduction to probabilities and statistics...See Elena's full profile

From as far back as I can remember, I have been passionate about computers. During my junior year in high school, I picked up a book on C/C++ programming entitled, C++ for Dummies and I became so engrossed by it that I decided to pursue a career in the tech industry. Not surprisingly, throughout my undergraduate...See Joseph's full profile

Hello! My name is Ani S. and I recently graduated with a BS in General Engineering at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. As an engineering major, I have a lot of experience with Math, General Chemistry and Introductory Physics. I enjoy working with students while studying, and I know that collaboration is a great way for...See Ani's full profile

I love teaching, and helping others achieve great things in life! I believe more people need more help in more areas of life than we take for granted. My specialties are Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. I am an Upper Mathematics and Physics teacher at On Track School. I am proficient in each subject. I have a...See Scott's full profile

This class builds upon previous study in manipulating variables and is often taught in conjunction with trigonometry. I distill some of the tougher concepts (e.g. conic sections, systems of equations, polynomials, rational expressions) to simple steps and processes. Then I progress to working slightly more challenging...See Daniel's full profile

In my free time I enjoy teaching myself computer programming and web design/development. When I’m not writing proofs or reading about math I enjoy snowboarding, cake decorating, reading novels, and playing piano! I am a fan of reading classics and Harry Potter books! I also enjoy playing guitar with my little sister....See Nafisa's full profile

I'm an electrical engineer with 5 years of industry experience. I have many years of tutoring experience in college as well as private. I'm currently working fulltime while I'm trying to get my PhD. My hobbies are included but not limited to swimming, hiking, and playing table tennis. I have taught all middle...See Macan's full profile

Born and raised in Southern California, I am a B.S. graduate of USC's Marshall School of Business and a current student at UCI Law School (I transferred from UC Davis Law where I earned a 3.7 1L GPA). I graduated from USC Magna Cum Laude with a 3.7 GPA where I worked as a Supplemental Instruction Leader in Calculus 2 and...See Manisha's full profile

I have tutored for a few private customers in Orange County for most of the last year, and have been an instructor at Mathnasium of Garden Grove for eleven months now. Mathnasium is a cross between teaching and tutoring, as I typically work with between 2 and 4 students at a time. Tutoring is less hassle than teaching,...See Martin's full profile

I began tutoring math as a freshman in high school as I've always had a gift with numbers. I would mostly be called upon to help my classmates with homework, but as my reputation as a math tutor grew across campus I became the go-to guy for all grade levels. I went to USC to study Biomedical Engineering, and it is here...See Eric's full profile

As a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, I have established a passion for tutoring during my years of high school, in many different subjects. I participated in multiple math and science clubs during my high school days and even created my high school physics club. I enjoy spreading my ideas of concepts through unique...See Dominic's full profile

I'm Melissa! I am a recent graduate from University of California, Irvine. I graduated Cum Laude with Bachelor's of Arts degrees in Anthropology and Psychology, and a minor in Linguistics. I successfully completed multiple honors programs as an undergraduate. The Campuswide Honors Program exposed me to a wide variety of...See Melissa's full profile

I believe most students will find the second part of Algebra to be a welcome return to ideas introduced to them before Geometry. Most of my thousands of hours of experience as a tutor has been centered on the topics encountered in this subject. From my education in Physics, I have come to believe that essentially all...See David's full profile

Algebra 2 is the continuation of Algebra 1 and Geometry. This course combines topics from both prerequisites to explain mathematical topics more in depth. Algebra 2 is very important for students since it will make them ready for precalculus and beyond. Instead of lecturing the same topics over and over...See Nader's full profile

I am a UCI honors graduate in mathematics with a minor in computer science. I started tutoring as a favor for a friend and have found that tutoring is one of the most rewarding experiences I can have. Many of my students have gone from D's with no understanding to A's with the ability to peer tutor their classmates....See Billie's full profile

Hello! My name is Stan and I specialize in chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, and math. I am passionate about helping students succeed. I believe it's important to meet students where they are, to explain clearly key concepts, and work through practice problems to develop mastery. I have over 10 years of tutoring...See Stanley's full profile

After spending years working in the field of college admissions, I've since switched jobs and decided to start working directly with students. My focus in educational consulting is to bring expert guidance to families of high school students. My experience comes from having worked for some of the country's most...See Joseph's full profile

I have taught algebra2 many years and also have a few students in a local high school that have improved their grades. Now, I am working in college as a math tutor. Most of time, I helped students in college algebra and calculus. See Touba's full profile

I have tutored Trigonometry and Algebra 2 as a college student and as a professional, for a collective experience of over 8 years.See Pedro's full profile

I have taught Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 over 30 years. Most importantly, I really like it! It can be fun.See Timothy's full profile