The Best Trigonometry Tutors in New York City, NY

Hi, I’m Leo, and currently, I’m a student. I’ve spent most of my life in New York, but now I’m attending college at UC Berkeley studying math and data science. When teaching math I believe it can be treated like tackling some kind of logic puzzle. In high school, I helped various friends and strangers with the... See Leo's full profile

Hello! I am a Special Educator based in NYC with a passion for teaching and learning. I specialize in elementary through high school math instruction, individualizing my approach according to each student's unique profile of strengths, needs, and interests. My main goal is to make math as fun, easy, and stress-free for... See Eri's full profile

I am a cognitive neuroscience postdoctoral researcher working on applied mathematical models to perception and cognition and how they are affected in psychiatric disorders. I have over 5 years of experience tutoring and TA-ing math and science and over 10 years of experience mentoring and coaching research students (high... See Andra's full profile

Hey! My name is Colin L., and after four years of teaching high school math (ranging from Algebra 1 to Calculus), I've moved to Manhattan to pursue a graduate degree in creative fiction writing at the City College of New York. To help pay for, well, everything, I'm continuing to teach math in between classes and writing... See Colin's full profile

I have had experience with tutoring high school and later university students at several stages of my life. In high school I tutored 11th graders in SAT Math and was able to raise their scores by more than 150 points in some cases. Afterwards, while attending the University of Chicago, I became a grader for a Calculus... See Oleg's full profile

*Currently accepting new students* Hello and welcome! In my 20+ years as an tutor I've worked with countless students on test prep, academic support, writing, and college application coaching. My students range in age from 10 to 60 and come from diverse backgrounds. And thanks to modern technology, I can work with... See Alex's full profile

I have taken the Regents with the following grades during high school: Chemistry - 95 Physics - 98 Biology - 96 Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra - 98, 97, 98 US History - 100 English - 93 Though I am most comfortable with Math, I am fully confident in my ability to teach any or all of these Regent exams. In... See Wesley's full profile

Trigonometry, the branch of mathematics dealing with the relations of the sides and angles of triangles and sine, cosine and tangent, is fun to teach because of all of the real-life applications. I am a believer in teaching why unit circle trigonometry is so useful, how it is related to basic triangle... See Richard's full profile

PLEASE, watch the video on my profile, first. (On the "Resources" tab.) This year, my individual students received too many A's to count in the Jericho and Syosset districts. Three of my students qualified for the ultra-exclusive Institute of Creative Problem Solving G&T program. My second-best student came in 7th... See Daniel's full profile

Trigonometry is the study of a lot of particularly nice relationships that we see arising from triangles--but it goes much deeper than that. It's commonly paired with Algebra II, and I can help your student with either of those subjects. See Patrick's full profile

As a mathematics and physics major, it goes without saying that I have ascertained trigonometry beyond second nature and have probably seen any problem or question a high school student could possibly encounter. At this point in my education, professors assume, and rightfully so, that trigonometric identities and... See Eli's full profile

I am a recent graduate of Smith College with a major in Astronomy and a strong background in physics and mathematics. I have always loved to share my wonder for learning with others. Throughout my time in school, I have become acutely aware of many teachers' tendency to use the same confusing language to describe complex... See Talia's full profile

Hi! My name is Vishal and I am a graduate of Cornell University currently obtaining my MD at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. I graduated in the top 1% of my class at Cornell with a major in Chemistry and minors in Mathematics and Global Health. As such, I have a very strong passion for all core math and science... See Vishal's full profile

I am a medical student at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai pursuing my Doctor of Medicine (MD). I have been tutoring formally for three years, and have loved every minute of it! I enjoy helping students realize that all the concepts they think are hard are actually quite easy once explained thoroughly. I tutor... See Sujay's full profile

I graduated from Stanford in 2016 with a BS in Applied Math. During undergrad I focused primarily on statistics and machine learning. I scored a 2370 on my SATs and a perfect 800 on the Reading and Grammar sections. Having tutored the SATs to dozens of students over the years, I can teach not only the required... See Myles's full profile

Topics include, but are not limited to: Polynomials, Factoring, Roots, Exponentials/Logarithms, Complex Numbers, Parabolas, Circles, Ellipses, Hyperbolas, Angle measures, Trigonometry, Trigonometric Identities, Sequences, Rational Exponents, Radical Functions and Expressions, Functions, Systems of... See Christopher's full profile

I'm a graduate of Columbia University, where I majored in English and graduated Magna Cum Laude. Throughout the past few years, I've tutored students of all ages, focusing specifically on standardized test preparation (ACT, SAT, SAT IIs, APs), homework help -- nearly every subject -- and study skills. As such, my... See Alex's full profile

Hi! I'm Philip! I'm a graduate of Oxford University, having studied there for my BA and MA in Mathematics & Statistics. I scored 1540 on the SAT with a perfect 800 in the Math SAT. I finished top 4% in the second round of the Harvard-MIT math competition against students from around the world and top 1.7% in the AIME,... See Philip's full profile

I am a full-time high school physics and engineering teacher, and have both taught and tutored in high school math and chemistry as well. Trigonometry can often seem like a list of abstract and incomprehensible equations to be memorized; in reality, it's based on some key spatial relations and proportions,... See Tara's full profile

Hello! My name is Kevin. I am a radiation therapist and have also worked as a tutor for over ten years, instructing various subjects ranging from English Language Arts to Mental Health and Wellness to SAT Mathematics. I've been employed with several companies including one awarded the Best of Brooklyn Award in the... See Kevin's full profile

I have been working in Finance (both as a researcher and trader) since 2005. I went to the German High School in Bucharest (German being my 2nd native language), undergrad in EE at the Polytechnic University, Bucharest, and grad school at Cambridge University (Economics) and Stanford University (Math, Finance,... See Dan's full profile

Hi! I'm a Stanford University graduate (c/o 2021) who majored in Management Science and Engineering. I have extensive experience in tutoring middle school, high school and college students. I was a writing tutor at Stanford's Hume Center for Writing and Speaking, and a tutor with the Schwab Learning Center. Nothing... See Richa's full profile

I finished my Master degree at New York University in Computational math with 3.89 GPA, and I finished my Bachelor degree at New York University in Math with 3.85 GPA. I have been helping and tutoring student in my university and I was a teach assistant for two semesters during my time at New York University. I am... See Marty's full profile

My name is Linwood (Chris) A. I am originally from the Poconos area of Pennsylvania. I graduated from Fordham University with an Engineering Physics degree and a concentration in Mechanical Engineering. I hold a Master's Degree in Teaching from Relay Graduate School of Education. I reside in New York City where I am a... See Linwood's full profile

I am a high school math teacher at an independent school in NYC. Prior to that, I was a college professor at the University of Rochester. I love explaining things clearly, and seeing understanding blossom in a student. To help a student understand something, the key is to make it concrete, relatable, and intuitive.... See Raj's full profile