The Best Trigonometry Tutors in Pasadena, CA

Hi! I'm Derek. I have a B.S. and P.E. in Electrical Engineering. I specialize in mathematics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning ("AI/ML"). In my 23 years as a tutor, I have taught students of all ages and skill levels. I have been the research advisor on 30+ publications in AI/ML [where my name often...See Derek's full profile

Hey! My name is Dylan and I just graduate UCLA with a degree in economics. I have over 7 years of experience tutoring at many levels, from middle school up to fellow college students! I love getting to know my students, and helping frame topics they’ve learned in a new way; most of the time, a topic just needs to be...See Dylan'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

...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 am a college Physics and Astronomy professor and Chair of the Department and I’ve also taught high school Math and Calculus including GMAT and GRE Math prep and MCAT Physics prep through UCLA Extension. I love seeing students succeed and accomplishing their utmost in difficult topics. I’ve helped countless...See Viken's full profile

Students often need to use graph to understand the concepts in Trigonometry. I don't encourage students to merely learn characteristics of Trig functions by rote. I help students relate Trig functions to the corresponding graphs and explain how each Trig functions make changes in graphs.See Steve's full profile

Trigonometry represents a critical point on the road to higher-level math courses. I understand how difficult this step can be for students; so, I make sure to make the concepts as clear and SIMPLE as possible. I do this by providing lots of strategies for handling trig functions, with and without a calculator....See Benjamin's full profile

I am Ms. Izzy. My commitment is IF YOU ARE A PARENT and IF YOUR CHILD IS IN ACADEMIC DANGER, I guarantee your child will learn AND excel in any study thereafter. Taking an Exam? ASVAB students and ALL STUDENTS, IF you are sitting for an exam and IF that exam decides your future, I will ensure that you will...See Izzy 's full profile

I'm Andy, a tutor with over 980 hours of experience! I am comfortable tutoring foreign languages, test-preparation (such as SAT/ACT/AP), mathematics, basic computer science and programming, or helping you to craft essays to apply to scholarships, universities, or professional opportunities you may be interested in....See Andy's full profile

Trigonometry is math based off the triangle and involves trigonometric functions such as Sine, Cosine, Tangent, etc. These can be quite confusing and require a good knowledge of algebra. Trig is a very important tool that is used in other math and science related subjects.See Ovid's full profile

I graduated with a bachelor's in physics from Princeton University in 2019 and am currently a PhD student at Caltech in Materials Science. I have tutored peers and younger students in physics and math since high school and throughout my undergraduate and graduate studies so far, and am eager to continue tutoring those...See Sara's full profile

I am a Professor of Economics, Finance, and Mathematics with over 10 years of experience. I have a Master's in Economics and a BA in Political Science from Middle Tennessee State University. Not surprisingly, I am a bit of a math fanatic, which usually translates to a contagious level of enthusiasm. If you need help with...See Toni'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

Hello, I am Marc Andrew C., a current PhD student at the University of Michigan studying Applied Mathematics (with a Master's Degree expected by May 2025). At the University of Michigan, I have taught both Math 115 and 116 (Calculus I and Calculus II), TA'd for graduate level mathematics and currently have a 3.94/4 GPA....See Marc Andrew's full profile

I taught precalculus at Notre Dame Academy in West Los Angeles for three years, including Trigonometry.See Tohoru'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

TEST PREP: Perfect scores on the GRE Quantitative & Verbal Reasoning sections (170's), the SAT Math & Reading Sections (800's), and the SAT Math II Subject Test (800). I also have 5's on the AP BC Calculus Exam and both Physics C exams (Mechanics and Electricity & Magnetism). MATH: During high school I...See Sean's full profile

Hello! My name is Rafael, a math and Spanish tutor with a background in engineering and a passion for helping students gain confidence in math. I earned my BS degree in Petroleum Engineering, which means not only do I know math, but I use it every day to solve real-world problems. I bring that same problem-solving...See Rafael'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've been teaching all levels of high school Math for 13 years, including AP Calculus AB and BC. Trigonometry is part of Calculus.See Zeth's full profile

I have helped many students who have struggled with Trigonometry. It can require a slightly different method of approaching the class since Trig topics don't always build on each other the same way Algebra topics do. Teaching students to look for patterns rather than rote memorization of a large amount of...See Kara's full profile

As a professional tutor, I’ve spent thousands of hours helping students excel in trigonometry, algebra, precalculus, geometry, and pre-algebra. My tutoring methodology goes back to the time I worked in the Space Program, launching satellites into orbit around the earth-simplify the complex by breaking it into...See Rick's full profile

For over 20 years I have tutored students preparing for both the Baby Bar and the Bar Exam in California. The students who successfully complete the assigned work have had outstanding success rates on these difficult exams. During the same period, I have been a law professor, teaching over 10 legal subjects. In...See David's full profile

Born and raised in Southern California, I am a lawyer who is a B.S. graduate of USC's Marshall School of Business and a J.D. graduate of UCI Law School. I graduated from USC Magna Cum Laude with a 3.7 GPA where I worked as a Supplemental Instruction Leader in Calculus 2 and a Student Athlete Academics Tutor in both math...See Manisha's full profile

I am Lorenzo! I am a researcher at UCLA with two Masters Degrees in Physics (GPA 4.00, graduated with honors) and a PhD in Chemistry (GPA 4.0). I have successfully tutored tens of High School students in Math and Physics over the years and helped them pass their remedial exams. Later, I also tutored College Students in...See Lorenzo's full profile