The Best Science Tutors in Richmond, CA

I have excellent scores in elementary science.See Sidney's full profile

Physics describes the fundamental interactions between matter and energy, and offers methods to quantify and understand the underlying mechanism of the physical systems that we interact with every day. I am well versed in the subject of physics with calculus, from mechanics to electricity and magnetism. More...See Trevor's full profile

I earned a PhD in Immunology and Microbial Pathogenesis from Thomas Jefferson University and hold a BS in Biology from Gettysburg College. I have a passion for teaching and for sharing a love for science! My career started in the laboratory. My PhD work involved investigating viral-host interactions that occur...See Elizabeth's full profile

I'd be happy to help you understand the scientific intricacies in understanding the connections within our natural world! I have taught AP Environmental Science (APES) in multiple high schools, and taught field ecology at Cornell University, where I earned an M.S. in Natural Resources and Conservation...See Fred's full profile

I have tutored physical science and chemistry to high school students during the course of my tutoring career.See Nancy's full profile

...learning styles into museum education to help students of all ages and backgrounds explore interesting concepts. I have years of experience working in Zoos and Science museums. I am Working towards a degree in museum studies. I have biology field experience too, studying California Condors in Big Sur. I have worked with over...See Julian's full profile

After graduating from UCLA with a Computer Science degree, and accumulating practical experience at internships and student organizations, I worked as a full-stack software developer for three and a half years. I wrote, owned and maintained code on internal tools and client-facing software, including all aspects...See Nicolas's full profile

I have a strong actuarial science background, having passed the SOA's preliminary actuarial exams with very good scores. In particular, I received a perfect 10 on Exam P. I have years of experience helping students prepare for actuarial exams, as well as coursework pertaining to these exams (probability,...See John's full profile

The most memorable classes I had at Berkeley are Wildlife Ecology, for which I had a dynamic and engaging professor, and Communicating Ocean Science to Informal Audiences (COSIA), taught in conjunction with the Lawrence Hall of Science. In this course, students learned to prepare science lessons to...See Michael's full profile

I have eight years of experience teaching physical sciences and mathematics in the classroom in addition to years of tutoring experience. I have recently returned to the San Francisco Bay Area after graduate studies and am interested in giving some lessons to high school and undergraduate level students in need of...See Gabriel's full profile

In 2023, I took the MCAT after studying for 3 months. I achieved a 522, with 99 percentile scores in ChemPhys, CARS, and Biology.See Alexandre's full profile

It has been a very rewarding experience, since my students get to understand the subject a lot better as well as improve their grades. I love working with students of all ages and teaching the many subjects I know. My specialties are math, science, and standardized testing. I am very patient and friendly. I am...See Richard's full profile

I have extensive experience teaching discrete mathematics at the university level, in both mathematics and computer science courses. This is by far my favorite undergraduate course to teach, as it requires rigorous mathematical reasoning and often serves as students' introduction to proof writing. See Victoria's full profile

ACT Science tests only very limited scientific knowledge. Once those are in place, the test is essentially reading skill test. Students need to be able to find information in tables, graphs, and paragraphs first. After that, students are required to analyze the logic behind the phenomena. The more difficult...See Heng's full profile

Often considered the most challenging of the science classes, the key to mastering physics is to both create accurate diagrams and properly labeling variables. It's also important to understand the difference between diagrams that describe the "Net action" (which describe the physical result, or...See Randy's full profile

I am both a writer and teacher well-versed in 20th-century philosophy. I have taught the rise of science in the Renaissance and its concurrent thought revolution in the Reformation. I have used the work of Heidegger extensively in my own work available on the internet. I am much more knowledgeable about...See James's full profile

Ever since high school, I've had a passion for education and tutoring. I was a private tutor for several elementary-high school students to prepare them for their Science Olympiad tournaments at Caltech, the ACT/SAT, the GATE test exam and algebra courses. I also worked at Eye Level Learning center and...See Ariya's full profile

I was a graduate student instructor for a course at UC Berkeley on leveraging data science principles for modern renewable energy applications. I have nearly 5 years of experience publishing research that applies machine learning and data science to solve and effectively communicate quantitative problems....See Aaron's full profile

I received a 30 on my MCAT exam. I have 11 in Bio, 10 in Verbal, and 10 in physical sciences in previous exams. Thank you.See Yanina's full profile

I am an experienced elementary educator with over a decade of classroom teaching, specializing in evidence-based phonics and early literacy instruction aligned with the Science of Reading. I support students in developing phonemic awareness, decoding, blending, and automatic word recognition through explicit,...See Jason's full profile

I have been tutoring/teaching homeschooled students for over 8 years. Doing so have made me well versed in homeschool curriculum on variety of science and Math subjects. See Bibhaw's full profile

So a large part of my task is to help instill an "I can do it" attitude so that the student will put in the needed effort. I have also tutored C# and Java for more than 10 years. I have a B.S. Degree in Mathematical and Computational Sciences from Stanford University and have worked for more than 20...See Jahi's full profile

Thank you for visiting my profile! I am a dedicated science and music educator with a unique interdisciplinary approach to teaching. My academic journey spans biology, chemistry, music, and psychology as an undergraduate, culminating in a PhD in cancer genetics from UCSF. I have worked with diverse learners,...See Ramin's full profile

I designed the curriculum, assessments, and other resources for these courses and gained experience working with students of a variety of skill levels. Prior to working as a teacher, I worked at a private tutoring center and helped students one-on-one in chemistry, algebra, and ACT Math and Science. I graduated...See Jordan's full profile

Tutoring is an act of observation. It succeeds where normal instruction fails because it is geared toward a student's particular strengths. My best experiences as a tutor have been with the students who needed me most, learning how they needed to learn. I have been a tutor in one setting or another since childhood....See Francesca's full profile