The Best Precalculus Tutors in Paterson, NJ

In 36 years I have tutored over 700 students for at least a semester and a thousand more for shorter periods. I love helping another mind wrap itself around an idea. My favorite sound is the sound someone makes when they "get it." My Ph.D. is in physics, and I've tutored math and physics at all ages from middle...See Rob's full profile

I am extremely experienced at teaching precalculus. I have an intuitive approach to polynomials, exponentials, trigonometric functions, and logarithms that helps the kids internalize the concepts in a way that enables them to succeed in precalculus and thoroughly prepares them for calculus. I am also an...See Olena's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Chicago. I have taught a wide variety of subjects over a period of more than 10 years in several different colleges. I also have been doing online-tutoring college, high-school and middle school students in the last year. Subjects I can tutor are Calculus (single...See Tu Tam's full profile

I teach math in an independent school in NYC, and have also worked in math ed-tech. Prior to that, I was a college professor at the University of Rochester. I love explaining things clearly and seeing understanding blossom in a student. To help a student understand something, the key is to make it concrete,...See Raj's full profile

My main goal is to give students the confident and ability to be self-sufficient when it comes to the math that they are studying. Hopefully throughout the journey, my students will gain a fondness of mathematics as well. :) In terms of my background, I have loved math ever since I can remember. I was 5 years old when...See Rachel's full profile

I'm a physics and engineering teacher at one of New York City's prestigious specialized high schools. I've always been a strong student, and I've been tutoring my friends and classmates since I was young. My best subjects have always been math and science, and as a result I majored in Civil Engineering as an undergrad....See Brian's full profile

I am a PhD in theoretical physics (quantum computing) from University of Southern California. I earned my bachelor's in Engineering Physics from UC Berkeley, and have graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a Master's in physical chemistry. I am an active researcher in the field of quantum computing and quantum...See Arman's full profile

I work at a private tutoring center, where one of my specialties is pre-calculus. The precalculus curriculum can vary greatly from school to school, but I am familiar with all the topics taught in pre-calculus courses, from polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions to trigonometry, probability...See Jeff's full profile

I'm Ben, a math tutor in New York City. I started tutoring my fellow students in college, and quickly found it to be one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. After graduating with High Honors in mathematics with minors in physics and computer science, I started working at a tutoring center for students ages 7-16...See Ben's full profile

I hold a PhD in Physics from Columbia University and MS in Applied Math. I have been tutoring Math, Science and Test preparation full-time for the last four years. Working with each student, I use individual approach based on student's personality and background. The progress is guaranteed!See Sasha's full profile

In 2022, I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a double major in Computer Science and Molecular & Cell Biology with Honors. Later, I attained my Masters degree in Computer Science from Cornell University. In high school, I passed 7 AP tests with scores of mostly 4's and 5's. I have been...See Lisa's full profile

"Manny is a superior tutor and deeply passionate about teaching!!!" - Amber, San Francisco, CA on 7/19/15 I found Manny for my son who needed some clarification with his precalculus. Manny respond to my email very promptly and was very accommodating to our needs. He truly is passionate in...See MANNY's full profile

I have been teaching Honors Algebra II now for 8 years straight. In my opinion this is the most important of any math class. If you can not do Algebra II you will have a tough time with Precalculus, Calculus, and anything above. Most of the concepts are factoring and solving by setting up to zero. There is...See Josephe's full profile

I am currently a Software Developer III at EquipmentShare, a venture-backed startup. Previously, I had 3 years of experience at Amazon as a Software Engineer. I graduated from the University of Maryland with a double degree in Computer Science (Machine Learning) and Economics. I have proficient experience in advanced...See Vaishnavi's full profile

For the last 10 years, I have taught or tutored students in most areas of Math. Most of my students who took Precalculus were high school juniors or seniors. Topics covered included Sequences and Series, Limits, Conic Sections, Sketching graphs, Finding roots of a Polynomial, Complex Numbers, etc. This was a...See Hilton's full profile

Yes I am the the Real Organic Oracle, Chemistry Sage, Physics Phenom, MCAT/DAT Magician and I also do a lot of Math prep too! MIT PhD Grad with an insane desire to educate and inspire! My passion is to work with students of all ages (Middle School through Graduate Programs) in Science and Math. My goal is to...See Kevin's full profile

I have a degree in Mathematics/Computer Science. I work full time as an engineer and I use the skills taught in precalculus on a daily basis. I have developed many software calculators with specific engineering applications that use the skills.See Prateek'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

Hi, my name is Sydney! I earned a Masters and Bachelors of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering (concentration in Biomechanics and Rehabilitation) both from Stevens Institute of Technology. I have a strong background in mathematics. I have taken multiple AP mathematics courses in high school (scoring highly in AP...See Sydney's full profile

With decades of experience tutoring algebra, geometry, and beyond, I specialize in making complex precalculus topics clear and manageable. Whether you're tackling functions, trigonometry, or limits, I’ll guide you step by step, helping you build both confidence and skill. I’ve helped students of all...See Charlie's full profile

I'm currently a Lecturer in the Discipline of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Columbia University, where I teach senior engineering design and laboratory courses that span the biomedical engineering curriculum. I'm a three-time Duke BME graduate (Ph.D. 2022, M.S. 2017, B.S.E. 2016). As a graduate student, I served as a...See Lauren's full profile

I have several years of teaching experience for a multitude of courses ranging from precalculus, single and multivariate calculus, and more advanced topics within the discipline of mathematics. Video lectures of my teaching are available upon request.See Arkady's full profile

I'm a recent graduate from Princeton University, where I obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Certificates in African American Studies, Creative Writing, and Visual Arts. I have previously tutored students in Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Precalculus. Additionally, I have volunteered as an English...See Allen's full profile

I took advanced algebra and analysis courses at the University of Chicago as I was completing my BA there. I have experience tutoring students up to college level through Harper Tutors (University of Chicago program) in algebra and precalculus as well as high school students of various age. I approach my students...See Oleg's full profile

I will help your student understand Precalculus better with just one lesson. My goal is to explain and break down Precalculus concepts in a way the individual student understands best. In my 10+ years of tutoring math in subjects such as Precalculus, I've seen my students walk away from our...See Timothy's full profile