The Best Trigonometry Tutors in New York City, NY

Hi! I am a Columbia University graduate who majored in Neuroscience and Behavior with a concentration in Economics. I tutor everything from Elementary School Mathematics to Calculus and SAT/ACT Math. I have 9+ years of tutoring experience, privately tutoring young children to high school students. I had students who...See Megan's full profile

Hello! My name is Jeff, and I am here to help you with physics or math. I graduated as part of the honors program from the University of Colorado in Boulder a few years ago, and I have been developing physics and math educational material ever since. While at CU, I tutored for one semester in general physics 1...See Jeff'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

I have an BS in Mathematics and a Master's in Statistics and I've been tutoring Trigonometry/Geometry/Algebra/Precalculus/Calculus as well as other math/stat topics for years.See Daniel'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

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

¡Hola! I am a software engineer in San Francisco and graduated summa cum laude (3.98/4) from the University of Michigan with an S.B. in Physics and minors in both Mathematics and Computer Science (EECS). I am a published researcher and have spent time at numerous national laboratories (Stanford SLAC, Fermilab,...See Kevin Javier's full profile

Hi! I'm Ben, a recent grad from Princeton, having majored in math. I'm now teaching Precalculus full-time. If you're looking for a top quality tutor, I will exceed your expectations. I know how to engage students; I have unmatched familiarity with precisely what material to teach. I have experience as a teacher's...See Ben's full profile

Hello! My name is Peter. I began my tutoring journey as a high school senior in the National Honor Society (10+ years tutoring experience). I was responsible for tutoring a group of 30+ students and increased their SAT Math score by 100+ points on average. From this experience, I learned that I thoroughly enjoy helping...See Peter's full profile

Extremely experienced and enthusiastic math tutor at your service! I have rare qualifications: a math PhD from Stanford, a record of exceptional achievement on contests, including an International Math Olympiad gold medal and excellent performance on the AMC and AIME, and more than a decade of tutoring. I'm a creative...See Olena's full profile

I have 5+ years experience of teaching students how to approach reading and writing. I've lived in three countries and have worked as reporter for 1.5 years. Currently I am working as a lab technician and am planning to attend medical school. I like tutoring because it allows to me to take part in a student's growth...See Jason's full profile

The keys to success in trigonometry are a strong grasp of 3-4 basic concepts (such as the unit circle, the concept of inverse functions, periodicity, and the pythagorean identity) and learning how to apply them to various situations. Too often students struggle with trigonometry because of the sheer number...See Meeraj's full profile

I was a math minor in college and love helping students learn the material. I recently joined the New York teaching fellows and Algebra, Algebra 2 and Trigonometry will be subjects in that I will teach.See Vinay'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

My business, management, and electrical/electronics engineering experience spans over 20 years. I am a Renewable Energy Consultant, and have provided training to the solar PV industry. In addition, I am an NCCER Certified Master Instructor Trainer, and have developed training programs in some of the businesses I have...See Jorge L.'s full profile

I am an experienced high school Math teacher looking to help students understand and excel in mathematics. I have been teaching since 2015 in Manhattan, NY. I have experience teaching Common Core Algebra 1 & Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Precalculus and AP Calculus AB. I also have extensive tutoring experience for...See Lindsey's full profile

You need more than a tutor—you need someone who knows how to get things done. I’m Benjamin – an award-winning educator, trusted consultant to Fortune 500 CEOs, and a specialist in academic success without the stress. With degrees from elite institutions and experience that spans think tanks, government advisory...See Benjamin's full profile

I have completed high-level math courses (with A+ in high school and A in college) through AP BC Calculus, Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra. - A+'s throughout middle and high school level math (see my bio), including Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and pre-Calculus (Trigonometry). - Patient and...See Youxuan's full profile

Adjunct Lecturer (2 years) — taught two semesters of Pre-calculus which includes Trigonometry Tutor (5 years) — taught various levels of students ranging from high school to college in topics related to TrigonometrySee Luis's full profile

Hi, I'm Mike! I'm an Ivy League-educated academic coach. For 16 years I have worked one-on-one with students as a college admissions counselor, architecture tutor, executive functioning coach, and subject tutor. My approach is to develop an encouraging, supportive mentorship with my students. *College and Grad...See Michael's full profile

I have tutored trigonometry both privately and for the Princeton Review. I have a bachelor's degree in physics.See Marc's full profile

Hi! I am a Civil Engineering graduate from Rutgers University, now working in geotechnical and foundation engineering. I have taken courses such as Calculus I, II, and III, Differential Equations, Fluid Mechanics, and Statistics, and I draw on this strong technical foundation to help students excel in math. I have...See Thomas's full profile

Many students are frightened of trigonometry and think it to be beyond their power to comprehend its 'esoteric concepts'. In reality, every idea from Trigonometry that one would need to excel in subjects ranging from Precalculus to Linear Algebra and beyond can be thoroughly learned in the span of...See Arkady's full profile

I have ten years of teaching and tutoring experience in grades K-12, college algebra, GRE MATH, SAT MATH, and the Praxis. I was a Middle and High School Mathematics Teacher for seven years in Atlanta, GA and a Mathematics Coach for three years at two schools in Harlem. Also, I taught Ethics and College Algebra online...See Maurese's full profile

My experience as a graduate assistant during the completion of my MA in Mathematics allowed me the opportunity to tutor students in PreCalculus, Calculus I, II, and III - all subjects that consider Trigonometry to be a prerequisite. Thus, my experiences tutoring PreCalculus, Calculus I, II, and III are by...See James's full profile