The Best Calculus Tutors in Portola Valley, CA

Hi! My name is Henry, and I recently graduated summa cum laude with a double major in mechanical engineering and computer science from Yale University. I'm now going on to complete a master's degree in aerospace engineering at Stanford, but I'm hoping to spend some time pursuing my love of teaching as well! In terms...See Henry's full profile

I'm a professor with background in PHYSICS, DATA SCIENCE and MACHINE LEARNING. I provide private sessions for tutoring as well as help with data science and machine learning project implementations. I have a PhD in physics from University of Minnesota (2013) and later I worked as a professor at the University of...See David's full profile

I have a strong background in electrical engineering and semi conductor physics where I use calculus for my work. Currently I have calculus students.See Soumendra's full profile

Having a solid foundation in calculus is important for doing well in science and engineering later on. Therefore, it is very important to understand the concepts in calculus. Once you understand the concepts and with the help of a few drills, you will master the subject. When facing with new problems in the...See Brian's full profile

I'm Brandon, an undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley, currently pursuing a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering a Minor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. I specialize in mathematics topics ranging from Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, and...See Brandon's full profile

I am currently working with 2-3 student who are in calculus. I have good amount of experience in teaching calculus. See Parth's full profile

Tutored Stanford Calculus III, earned a 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam, and tutored several other levels of math.See Julia's full profile

I specialize in tutoring college-level math and physics and structural engineering courses, where I help students build a deep understanding of fundamental concepts. Whether you’re working through structural analysis, fluid mechanics, or calculus, I focus on ensuring that you fully grasp the underlying...See Erfan's full profile

My AP Calculus AB materials are based on the content standards published by the College Board, so that lessons are aligned with the AP exam materials. Lessons can be customized to match what you are covering in class, review concepts with applied practice before an exam, or work ahead in the class.See Anna's full profile

Andrew here! My tutoring experience began back in high school, where I had the privilege of being a peer group tutor for students in my high school's AVID program for two years. In the classroom, I worked directly with students in small groups of 4-5 at a time on Algebra I, II, and geometry. I observed how grateful the...See Andrew's full profile

I have taught calculus at some colleges for ten years. Also I taught AP calculus for two years since I migrated to the U.S. I could feel them satisfied because of my expertise and well-organization for the each class. I am also very happy to see them happy to get more natural understanding calculus. See Sang's full profile

I'm enthusiastic about tutoring -- I've been teaching and tutoring, as time permitted, starting when I was a graduate student. My BA is in Maths and Computer Science, my PhD is in Physics, I did postdoctoral work in Biophysics, I was on the Physiology faculty at a university in Canada, and now I work in the Biotech...See Michael's full profile

I'm a Computer Science and Engineering professional with a strong Math background. I've secured a perfect 5 in AP Calculus AB and BC college board exams during my high school years. I've experience working as an Instructional Learning Assistant in the Math Department at the University of California,...See Shri's full profile

I am an engineering grad student at San Diego state university. I began tutoring when I was studying for my engineering bachelor’s degree. First I started as a math tutor at San Diego State University math center and calculus teacher assistance and shortly after, I started to work part time as a private math...See Nina's full profile

Hi! I’m a UC Berkeley Class of 2025 graduate with a 3.9 GPA (3.95 pre-med). I studied Computer Science while completing all pre-med requirements, which gave me a strong foundation across both STEM and humanities subjects. Over the years, I’ve gained extensive experience teaching and tutoring students of all ages. As...See Mallika's full profile

I enjoy helping students in general chemistry, biochemistry, AP chemistry and any other school chemistry test preparation. I hold a B.S. in chemistry and M.S. in biochemistry. Using molecular cloning, I have also conducted research in biochemistry and neuroscience laboratories at UC Riverside and San Diego State...See Julie's full profile

I majored in Biochemistry, a degree that covers material in biology, chemistry, advanced biochemistry topics, upper-level calculus courses, and introductory physics courses. I have taken the MCAT once and have received a competitive MCAT score that has granted me 20 medical school interviews, along with half a...See Elijah's full profile

During my Software career, I have tutored Math at all levels, Algebra, Geometry (Advanced), Trig/Pre-Calc, Calculus, to students of all ages, from Elementary, Middle, and High School, as well as adults, such as from work. While an Undergraduate, I also taught Math and Language classes in local High Schools,...See Michael's full profile

I frequently tutor advanced math classes including first semester real analysis, as well as courses called "Advanced calculus" which are quite similar (and also proof based). I tutor complex analysis, abstract algebra, and advanced probability courses as well,See Raphael's full profile

I have tutored precalculus. Calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, etc… for over 15 years. I am also a part time physics professorSee Daniel's full profile

-Master’s Engineering Student at Stanford -Summa Cum Laude in Aerospace Engineering -Perfect Scores on AP Calculus and PhysicsSee William's full profile

I have 5 years of experience of teaching Calculus (including AP AB & BC) up to college level. This is the new world of Math. It is really fun, though challenging if the concepts like limit, continuity, derivative, slope, antiderivative, etc. are clear to the student. So, I focus on making the concepts of...See Maya's full profile

Hi! I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering at Stanford University. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Cornell University with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. I have 8+ years of tutoring experience for a variety of backgrounds and subjects. As a teaching assistant, I have experience working with students helping...See Austin's full profile

Greetings! My passion for teaching and my love for science have driven me to excel in the world of education. With nearly fifteen years of teaching and tutoring expertise, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record in the world of education. My strengths lie in problem-solving, teamwork, and creating...See Fedja's full profile

Discrete Math can be one of the most challenging of undergrad math courses. It is reminiscent of geometry, in that it has a main focus of "why", rather than the "what and where" of algebra and calculus. The symbolic language of Discrete Math is usually a bit challenging for most students....See Paige's full profile