The Best Prealgebra Tutors in Passaic, NJ

At all levels, math learners should be able to feel like mathematicians. The rules of math are not handed down by stern teachers and textbooks. They're yours to discover. Anyone can build confidence in prealgebra by taking it one step at a time with a patient, dedicated tutor. I care deeply about building...See Catherine's full profile

Whether you're an undergraduate Software Engineering student, AP Computer Science student, or a graduate preparing for a job interview, I can help! I've worked with students of all ages and I can help you to achieve your goals no matter your background and your learning style. I'm an experienced software/ML engineer,...See Darwin's full profile

Hello! My name is Jeff, and I am here to help you with math or physics. I graduated from the University of Colorado-Boulder as part of their honors program, and I have been tutoring math and physics ever since. While at CU, I tutored for one semester in general physics 1 and loved it, and this is when I knew I...See Jeff's full profile

Hi, I'm Sebastian! I'm a graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology with a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering and a nearly finished M.E. in Mechanical Engineering. My approach to tutoring is to usually dive right in and begin solving problems. I'm a big proponent of using the Socratic Method when teaching and guiding my...See Sebastian's full profile

Remember how difficult it was the first time your physics teacher said you had to break forces down into components in order to use Newton's Second Law? Or when they asked you to find the maxima and minima of a complicated function? I sure do - I struggled with those things as well. But I found that with good teachers...See Jeff's full profile

BA in Mathematics and Physics from Cornell PhD in Mathematics from Duke Postdoctoral Fellow in Mathematics and Statistics at Harvard and Boston University 10 + Years Quant Trading on Wall Street 15 + Years Tutoring all things Quant Expertise in Coding, Math, Statistics, MBA, Quant Finance, Actuarial...See Prakash's full profile

When searching for the right tutor consider the following key factors: Is the teacher experienced In the high school or middle school classroom? Do they understands the Common Core Curriculums? Do they have hours of one on one in person and online tutoring experience? Please consider whether I fill all of these...See Allen's full profile

I have been teaching and tutoring mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics, and preparing students for the SAT and ACT for many years. I also specialize in physics and chemistry olympiads, the biology olympiad (USABO), and math competitions (especially the AMC, AIME, and USAMO). In addition to my many private...See Michael's full profile

Hi, I’m Jed! I help students, recent grads, and professionals get unstuck and move forward in their careers with clarity and confidence. Whether you're writing a resume from scratch, trying to figure out what kind of job is right for you, or preparing for high-stakes interviews, I bring real-world expertise and a...See Jed's full profile

Hello! My name is Riley, and I am a rising junior at Princeton University. I have completed 6 Advanced Placement Courses (US History, Language, Psychology, Statistics, US Government, Biology). Princeton was the only Ivy League I applied for, and I was also accepted into the University of Virginia and the College of...See Riley's full profile

I was proficient in school in mathematics. I have successfully tutored “many” individuals before. I mainly specialize in Algebra 1 and 2. I bring a deep understanding of the subjects and a passion for teaching. I’ve honed my skills in breaking down complex concepts into easily understandable explanations. My...See Michael's full profile

I have a degree in Mathematics/Computer Science. I work full time as engineer. While I do not specifically use "prealgebra," the skills are fundamental to many of the higher level calculations I perform on a daily basis.See Prateek's full profile

I have three years of tutoring experience for students from first grade to high school. I pride myself in teaching to a student's strengths and catering my teaching style to what works best for a specific student's learning style. I truly care about the learning outcomes for each and every one of my students. A bit...See John's full profile

Hi! I’m Brant, currently pursuing a degree in Economics with minors in Sociology and Entrepreneurship at Wake Forest University. My passion for mathematics and helping others succeed has led me to tutor students in my local community, particularly in SAT and ACT math subjects. I’ve consistently achieved an 800 on...See Brant's full profile

My Prealgebra skills include solving algebraic word problems, understanding measures of central tendency (mean, median and mode),and solving for both x and y by various methods(eg., substitution). It also includes using algebra to solve geometry problems, such as finding the missing angle in a triangle. See Timothy's full profile

Hi, I'm Emma! I am currently a graduate student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pursuing my PhD in Chemistry. I graduated summa cum laude from Stony Brook University with a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry with departmental honors. At Stony Brook, I was trained and certified by the College...See Emma's full profile

I am pursuing a BS in English Ed. and a minor in Creative Writing at New York University. I graduated from Stuyvesant, NYC's top specialized high school, with a 626 SHSAT score, 97.1 GPA, 11 APs, and 1580 SAT. I received the National Merit Finalist Scholarship with a PSAT score of 1500/1520. I have prepped students for...See Erica's full profile

My motto is Labor Omnia Vincit (Latin for "Work Conquers All"). It mirrors my belief that any goal can be accomplished via guided effort. I am passionate about instilling the knowledge, skills, and confidence that people need to achieve their dreams. For over two decades, I have helped thousands surpass their goals,...See Brad's full profile

I teach students to understand rather than memorize, building proficiency and confidence! I assess each student's skill level and tailor my lessons to their unique needs. All concepts are broken down into easily understood parts, and time is taken to review and strengthen fundamentals as needed. For students looking to...See Violet's full profile

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! I’m a math instructor and proud “math nerd at heart” who loves helping people feel more confident with numbers. If math has ever felt confusing or frustrating, you’re exactly who I enjoy working with most. I’ve spent nearly 20 years teaching in high schools, college classrooms, and community programs....See Carl's full profile

I homeschooled my children in Prealgebra. I taught middle school math enrichment, acceleration and remediation at an afterschool program for a year.See Edward's full profile

I offer tutoring for standardized tests and academic coursework. I am a former Princeton Review teacher (both group lessons and tutoring) and have been tutoring professionally since 2003 (full-time since 2012). I received my BA from the University of Pennsylvania and MA from Georgetown University. I received a perfect...See Marc's full profile

✨📚 Struggling to reach your dream SAT score? 📚✨ I’m Ari Morrison, a Magna Cum Laude graduate in Math & Statistics from Rutgers, and I now consistently score 1550+ on the SAT. 🎓💯 I’ve been tutoring math for 4+ years, working with students from middle school through college. 💡 Along the way, I’ve...See Ari's full profile

Hi, this is Badri and I’m happy for this opportunity to share with you my teaching philosophy/style and background. Student understanding is my top priority. I believe that you only understand something fully when you can explain it to someone else. To this end, I ask probing questions (why a particular step makes...See Badri's full profile