The Best Trigonometry Tutors in Pasadena, CA

I received a Ph.D. in physics from Boston University and was a research scientist at Caltech. As a Ph.D. in Physics and former Math competition Champion in China, I have a strong background in math and easily scored 800 in SAT Math and 36 in ACT Math. From a teacher’s family, I also enjoy teaching students and...See Wei's full profile

Trigonometry is an integral part of both geometry and pre-calculus, which together lay the foundation for mathematical physics. As a result, I understand trigonometry very well. I am extremely well-versed in the uses and interpretations of sine, cosine, tangent, secant, cosecant, and cotangent and all of...See Geoffrey's full profile

I have extensive experience teaching and tutoring trigonometry, from foundational right-triangle ratios to advanced topics such as trigonometric identities, inverse functions, and graph transformations. My background includes guiding high school and college students through Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus...See Morteza's full profile

Hi, I am Dr. Sam! I recently earned my Ph.D. in Bioengineering from Caltech, where I spent six years tackling challenging problems at the intersection of biology, chemistry, and engineering. I am here to help you master coursework so you can feel confident and capable no matter how complex the material seems. Please...See Samuel's full profile

With a degree in math and computer science from Caltech and over 10 years tutoring students in math, I’m well-qualified to teach Trigonometry. Trigonometry can seem obtuse, but it’s an important skill for certain careers, like engineering. Even if a student isn’t planning on being an engineer, I can...See Michael's full profile

Through all my years of teaching math at middle school, high school, and college levels, and tutoring all three groups I found one single common denominator. It is math-phobia. Most students lacked the confidence, not the ability to learn math, or even to shine in math. After a few sessions, and a test or two where...See Cyrus's full profile

It may seem strange to begin with a statistic, but I trust you will agree it's not wholly inappropriate. During the 2009-2010 school year, my 11 AP Chemistry students had a 100% pass rate with the following score distribution: Seven of them scored a 5, three scored a 4, and one scored a 3. The high scores are greater...See Raffi's full profile

I am a physics and astronomy college/university professor with Master's degrees in Physics from California State University, Northridge. I have taught numerous classes at different academic levels and worked with students with different academic and social backgrounds. I have acquired deep knowledge and experience at...See Karapet's full profile

I am currently working on my PhD in Physics at UCLA. I completed both AP courses back in High school and I got a 5 on all exams: Chem, Physics C Mechanics, Calculus AB and Calculus BC. I've also participated in the Chemistry Olympiad and Science Bowl. I've obtained my B.S. in Astrophysics from UCSC. As an undergrad I've...See Jesus's full profile

My electrical engineering courses and work throughout my career has relied heavily on my fluency in trig functions and their use in circuit theory and electromagnetics.See Tom's full profile

Hi! I’m Janani, an elite, results-driven tutor trained at the University of Southern California, where I studied Artificial Intelligence for Business on the Pre-Med track. With 6+ years of experience, I’ve helped students of all ages excel in AI, languages, English, Spanish, math, music, and more. My secret? A...See Janani's full profile

Hello, my name is Jason! I hope you're having a good day. I am a physics postdoctoral researcher at the University of Delaware, where I do research in theoretical particle physics. I received my PhD from University of California, Irvine (UCI). I have tutored physics and mathematics for eight years, TA'd at UCI for five...See Jason's full profile

I have more than 9 years experience teaching Trigonometry. Whether its middle school students or adult learners, I have seen great success with my students by using concrete examples and visually outlining solutions. I apply an engineering approach in all of my math classes which means real-world applications and...See Renna's full profile

I love to communicate with people, especially when I am helping them towards epiphany moments. I'm smart (I got 95th percentile on the MCAT), so I've often been a guy who other classmates come to for help. Engaged students are fun to teach and interact with, but I also feel I can keep the less interested students'...See Tague's full profile

I have worked with students to discover the strength of Trigonometry. We have targeted the trigonometric ratios of sine, cosine and tangent together with their periodic graphs in preparation for Calculus. I have helped undergraduate Engineering and business students including Florida Technical University and CAL...See Paul's full profile

I have undergraduate degrees in business, information technology, criminal justice, sociology, and economics. I continued my education with an MBA from Woodbury University, an MS in accounting from Kaplan University, an MA in criminal justice from Arizona State University, and an MS in finance from University of...See Jeff's full profile

Over 8 years of experience teaching Trigonometry at the High School and College levels.See Alexander's full profile

My name is Loc L. and I am a graduate of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. There, I obtained a master degree in Mathematics. I was a Math Tutor for over seven years at East Los Angeles College, and a Math Instructor at Learnet Academy College. I have lots of experiences with students that are falling...See Loc's full profile

Hello, my name is Christian, and I currently withhold a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from the University of La Verne with some graduate work. Mathematics and physics have always been a significant component of my academic life since I was young. During junior year, I joined the Honors Physics program and...See Christian's full profile

Trigonometry is often the most confusing subject for many students I've encountered simply because they don't make the connection that we are now dealing with lengths and angles. I use simple techniques that help my students truly understand the unit circle, graphs of trig functions and trig identities....See Saman's full profile

Trigonometry is typically not taught as a standalone subject. It is usually folded into a precalculus/math analysis class taken the year after Algebra 2. By far, student regularly cite this as the most challenging portion of a precalculus class. It requires a great deal of memorization and an ability to...See Ryan's full profile

I've passed the CSET General Science I and II, as well as the CSET Chemistry test. I am a tutor with 10 years of experience preparing students for university, for standardized tests, and for their own academic pursuits in mathematics, science, and English. I have been employed at a number of quality...See Scott's full profile

I understand many different learning styles, and will work with what works for them. I have helped students become successful in their classes and exams. I teach basic elementary math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, ACT, and SAT Math. . I look forward to hearing...See Judy's full profile

...Mathematics II (test code 111): Geometry, Probability and Statistics, (3) Mathematics III (test code 112): Trigonometry and Calculus. In order to pass the Mathematics III (test code 112), the candidates need to understand Trigonometry concepts....See Gwo's full profile

I've taught over 1100 trig students integrated with other Algebra and Precalculus topics. It's personally my favorite subject to teach as it is where most students struggle with and the topics remain important all the way up to Calculus. I have use a method that most school teachers don't - they make students...See David's full profile