The Best Probability Tutors in Oakland, CA

I have helped students improve their grades and test scores for over 20 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 25 years. Before grad school at...See Fred's full profile

Life is full of uncertainties and unpredictable events. Knowing the probability of occurrence of certain events can greatly enhance our ability to make logical decisions and dramatically improve the quality of our lives. I have a lot of experience tutoring this subject, and my well-developed teaching methods...See Tina's full profile

Dear Learners, I believe every person can learn anything with right focus and guidance. With support, motivation, and encouragement, learning math and physics can be fun and easy. I am deeply committed to teaching and helping any person, who is willing to learn, achieve success and confidence to solve problems in math...See Vaibhav's full profile

I have several years of experience teaching calculus based probability theory. As an undergrad at Berkeley I filled in for graduate students and had the opportunity to be an instructor and lead my own classroom. I explain the concepts as simply as possible and use questions from different sources to build your...See Joshua's full profile

30-Day Substitute Teaching Permit What I Teach: • AP Statistics • College-Level Statistics • Data Analysis for MBA Students • R Programming My Teaching Experience and Education: With over a decade of experience, I have successfully guided industry professionals, MBA students, and high school and...See Terry's full profile

Hello! I’m Wu, a dedicated math tutor with 5 years of experience helping students from elementary school to community college in both one to one settings and classroom settings. I hold a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UC Berkeley , and have received dean’s list for 2 consecutive years. My passion for math...See Wu's full profile

My following math studies helped me to understand Finite Math on a more rigorous level. I regularly tutor Finite Math topics as part of other classes like Discrete Math, Linear Algebra, and Probability.See Andreas's full profile

I passed the P (actuarial test, received level 8). I took a Probability (stat class) in UC Berkeley and received an A. I have been teaching Probability class with college students and they successfully passed the class.See Thomas's full profile

Hi, I’m Sachini! I'm a fresh Ph.D. holder in Electrical and Computer Engineering, where I worked as a research assistant and a teaching assistant. I graduated with BSc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. For my General Certificate of Education (GCE) A-Levels (Advanced Level), I graduated with Mathematics...See Sachini's full profile

It is not the kid. It is how we teach (or cant teach Math) For me, it is always hard when I hear that “mathematics is too hard” Some students don’t see the value in it. They don’t see any practical purpose in what they are learning. Part of it is how the curriculum is taught; some of it has do with understanding...See Ahmet's full profile

With my unique background and education, I can work successfully with a wide variety of students who have a wide variety of "issues" with learning math. I understand where the problems are, and how best to get past them and onto a confident path to math success. My undergraduate degree is in mathematics, and I have...See Stan's full profile

Thank you for visiting my profile. I am excited to about the potential to work with students of all ages and share my love and experience in mathematics, test taking, career counseling, and preparation for college or graduate school. I have degrees in mathematics and finance in addition to attaining my MBA and a...See Edward's full profile

UC Berkeley Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Student Earned an A in all math courses up to and including the calculus series, differential equations, linear algebra, and discrete math and probability theory. Tutors primarily for high school and college level math.See Zachary's full profile

I am a recent graduate student of UC Berkeley's Master's of Information Management and Systems program. I graduated on the data science track. I took coursework in machine learning, computer programming, statistics, and natural language processing. Before school, I spent 4 years working in data science. I spent two...See George's full profile

I graduated from Cornell University and Yale Law. I have many years of experience tutoring in a wide variety of subjects and all ages, from small kids to junior high to high school, and kids with learning disabilities. I am also available to tutor adults who are preparing for the GRE, LSAT, or wish to learn a second...See Romy'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

My name is Arjun. I provide in person tutoring in the San Francisco Bay Area or online tutoring with a flexible time and travel schedule. I work at Stanford, I hold a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelors in Mathematics-Statistics from Columbia University. Over the years, I have tutored...See Arjun's full profile

Hi, I'm Sam! I completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in 2015 and have worked as a software engineer with a focus on full-stack web development for over 6 years since then. I also have over a year of experience teaching web development skills for a coding bootcamp. I love teaching and helping students learn...See Samantha's full profile

Dive deep into the world of probability with someone who has applied it extensively in real-world scientific research. My background, from intricate ecological modeling at UC Berkeley to sophisticated AI algorithms, has probability at its core. I’ll break down complex concepts, making them relatable and...See Oliver's full profile

Hello! :) I have been tutoring, teaching, and sharing mathematics in creative ways for 20 years. I love it. I know that math is not everyone's cup of tea, but I also know that everyone has the ability to succeed given the opportunity. I have worked in tutoring centers and served as faculty at both teaching- and...See Jack's full profile

I am a Graduate Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society and have a strong probability background, often composing hard probability problems as a hobby. I emphasize comprehension rather than memorization and am good at coming up with useful, memorable examples. I can help with most undergraduate or...See John's full profile

Hi! I’m Lucas, and I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics and a Master’s degree in Computer Science. My academic background includes advanced coursework in linear algebra, calculus, statistics, differential equations, and abstract algebra, and I've continued to apply mathematics daily in my professional...See Lucas's full profile

Hello...My name is Dan and I was a high school math teacher for the 19 years since graduating from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont with a B.S. in Engineering (Class of '92). I taught 4 years at the Webb Schools (private high school in Claremont 1992-1996), 3 years at School of the Arts in San Francisco, and 12 years at...See Dan'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

Mastering Probability requires knowing how to count all possible desired outcomes out of all possible outcomes. Understanding how to utilize the combination & permutation equations (nCr & nPr, respectively) and knowing how to avoid overcounting or undercounting will be valuable.See Randy's full profile