The Best Physics Tutors in Pacific Palisades, CA

I received an A+ in University Physics at UC BerkeleySee Maher's full profile

I am a Mechanical Engineer with 3 years of work experience and an EIT certification who graduated a master's degree at USC in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Robotics. Throughout my studies, I have had this mindset of studying subjects deeply enough to where I can understand the concepts and effectively...See Brandon's full profile

With an honors degree in Applied Mathematics and Economics from Brown University and over seven years of experience in tutoring STEM subjects, I bring a strong analytical foundation and a passion for helping students excel in Physics. My background as a credentialed high school teacher and Teach for America alum...See Torin's full profile

When teaching waves and optics, I help students analyze interference, diffraction, refraction, sound, and light through both a physical and mathematical lens. My sessions prioritize building intuition, translating complex word problems into structured steps, and fostering confidence in applying formulas under exam...See Ray's full profile

I have a Master's in Physics, a Master's in Math, and am currently working on a Master's in Chemistry. I've been teaching all 3 for 20 years!See David's full profile

I'm a 27-year-old, highly and widely experienced professional tutor with extensive expertise in journalism, reading, writing, photography, the French language and all core curriculum subjects from pre-school through university level (even basketball). I have worked with younger students for years to help them visualize a...See Connor's full profile

I completed my Quantum Mechanics class earning an A+. I graduated in the top percentile of the class and found it to be my favorite physics class that I took. I graduated from UCLA with a degree in Chemical Engineering. Whether students are stuck with wave functions or electron wells, I'm happy to assist!See Cody's full profile

I have 20 years of experience with Physics at all levels: College, High school, etc. See Roberto's full profile

I have been advancing my learning and teaching strategies, instructional methods, and educational philosophies to ensure my students excel in both their academic and professional endeavors. Furthermore, I can help college students with first-semester pre-cal-based physics, general chemistry, introductory biology,...See Noor's full profile

Masters in engineering Teaching AP PhysicsSee Adam's full profile

As an engineer with a masters degree, physics was a requisite class for me to pass and get my degree, so I have plenty of experience with the subject material. Moreover, I love physics! It is applied mathematics at it's finest and I have always been interested in learning more about it. I have taught...See Greg's full profile

As a part of my Civil Engineering Program at CSUN, I took Courses in Calculus 1 and 2, as well as Multivariable Calculus. Math and Physics are definitely my strongest subjects, and they provide the foundation for the more advanced Civil Engineering subjects. I am very good at relating the math to actual...See German's full profile

Collegiately, I played at Irvine Valley College and I continue to play twice a week competitively. I can teach the fundamentals of soccer tactically, technically and physically.See Saman's full profile

...to graduate school (I was the teaching assistant for the UCLA Chemistry Dept.'s graduate thermodynamics/statistical physics course), and have tutored an undergraduate enrolled in an upper division physics course....See Aron's full profile

The MCAT contains 4 sections: Physical Sciences, Verbal Reasoning, Biological Sciences and a Trial Section. The Verbal Reasoning section follows the Physical Sciences section after an optional 10 minute break. It lasts for 60 minutes for answering 40 multiple-choice questions evaluating their comprehension,...See Phoebe's full profile

As an electrical engineering major, I had to take a series of four 1-semester physics courses at the University of Wisconsin, known for their Physics Dept. I also took courses in solid state, and Master's level quantum mechanics in the Physics department. My later 2 modern physics...See Tom's full profile

I excelled in AP Physics in high school and in a college-level physics sequence as part of my premedical requirements. I have worked with many high school students to prepare for AP, IB, CLEP, and SAT II exams in physics, as well as with college students (with varying math backgrounds).See Amani's full profile

Ever since middle school I have taken, excelled at, and greatly enjoyed physics. I started taking physics in 8th grade, continued taking more advanced versions in high school and college, where I took physics with multivariable calculus and differential equations, and even in graduate school now...See Nathan's full profile

Following my Air Force career, I earned a Calif HS physics teaching credential (which I still hold along with credentials in math & chemistry). I also studied how to teach physics at a program taught by Arizona State: the program, "Modeling Physics" is the only program judged...See John's full profile

Hey there! I’m your resident mechanical-engineering “puzzle solver,” here to show you that math and science don’t have to feel like an unsolvable mystery. I’ve got a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering and six years of tutoring adventures under my belt—ranging from algebra and calculus all the way up to...See Kiavash's full profile

... manner. Your time is valuable and you deserve a tutor who can communicate with compassion. While I have spent the last 14 years researching and teaching physics at UCLA, I am NOT your stereotypical physicist. I am a tutor who can connect with students in a meaningful way so that they are excited to succeed. I am able...See Giovanni's full profile

I am a former high school science teacher (11 years in the classroom) who taught physics in addition to chemistry and biology. I tutor AP physics C and all other levels. I have a lot of experience breaking down concepts so they make sense and helping students to raise their grades on tests and quizzes and...See Laura's full profile

I have been quietly interested in physics my whole life because it seemed to answer how material behaved. I used my interest in physics to explore wave behavior in music and microwaves, and to experiment with electrical circuits. I have worked as an engineer and have qualified one step below a Professional...See Richard's full profile

Also have been private tutoring Physics (high school/college level), for the past 10 years. Most of my students have achieved A's. I have helped them to improve their Physics grades, understand the hard to comprehend Physics concepts. I have always gotten compliments on my unique style of...See Dr. DJ's full profile

I have been teaching everything from the entry level to our top calculus based physics course, for engineers and physics majors, for 11 years at Santa Monica College. Many students find the world problems in physics , especially when involving calculus, to be the toughest. I can appreciate this and I...See John's full profile