The Best algebra Tutors in Santa Clara, CA

I tutor all high school math courses, from Algebra 1 through Calculus, including Algebra 2. I work with students from 8th grade to high school and college. I will work to understand the way that you think (and learn) so that math will begin to feel easier for you and you'll reach your goals even...See Amanda's full profile

...student at Harvard College. While at Harvard College, I also took rigorous courses in quantitative subjects such as multivariable calculus, abstract linear algebra, physics, and statistics....See Richard's full profile

I have a Master's Degree in Computer Science from UCLA and a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from University of Michigan. I was the bronze medal winner in the Michigan Math Competition. I was a successful Sr. Software Engineer with 19 years of experience in the high tech industry. I am currently working as a...See Tanya's full profile

As a physicist I have used linear algebra in a variety of applications. As a student I took may classes that built on the concepts of linear algebra. I believe both of these things have served to deepen my understanding of the subject.See Daniel's full profile

I also have taught college level Algebra and Calculus in graduate school as a way to augment my stipend. I have taught algebra as part of an educational outreach program in graduate school which allowed to teach mathematics subjects such as algebra 1 &2 to kids from underprivileged background. As...See Prashant's full profile

Algebra is the stepping stone of Math. Journey of Math begins with Algebra which can take any student to the heights and sky is the limit for that height. So, to make the foundation strong, I focus on making the fundamentals and concepts clear to the students. I provide customized work-sheets to the students.See Maya's full profile

Algebra 2 is an important foundation for calculus. Therefore, it is essential to understand the concepts in both Algebra 1 and 2. Once you understand the concepts and with the help of a few drills, you will master algebra 2 and go on to pre-calculus with ease and interest. See Brian's full profile

I am a computer engineer from San Jose, California. I have been tutoring students with engineering and mathematics subjects for more than one year both in person and on Wyzant. I have experience as a software engineer, firmware engineer, and electronics engineer. I have expertise in programming languages such as C,...See Gabriel's full profile

*** Accepting students for end of year and summer*** * Available for UC and college application questions and essay help! * ***Also available for remote sessions!*** Having graduated at the top of my class in high school and having graduated from Stanford University with an engineering degree, I am confident in my...See Alex's full profile

The material used in Precalculus classes is essential math for more advanced topics like Calculus or Probability theory or Complex analysis, Linear Algebra or even Differential Geometry, etc. (it follows Algebra 1 and 2). Naturally it is impossible to avoid being good at the relevant syllabus if you hope to...See Sotirios's full profile

I have taught linear algebra at CSULA and have over the past few years also tutored several Linear Algebra students from CSUSJ, SCU, USF, UCSF and other local colleges. I have a BS in mathematics and over 50 units in Post Graduate mathematics.See James's full profile

I have often been told that I have a unique ability to break down topics of all levels of complexity to make them easier for learners to understand. I have experience tutoring at all levels, including subjects such as Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology, Calculus, Algebra 2, Elementary School Math and English,...See Allison'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

Hi, my name is Joe and it is my personal mission to make learning easier for you so we can reach your academic goals! I have been tutoring for over 12 years with about 10,000 hours in private tutoring and small group settings. I have taught math subjects (Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus) to...See Joe's full profile

Seeing a student rejoice after they master a particularly hard subject never fails to bring a smile to my face! I have 6 years of tutoring experience in AP Calculus AB, Precalculus, and Algebra. Additionally, I extensively prepared for the ACT mathematics, science, and English sections, mastering test taking...See Divya's full profile

I tutor linear algebra at the undergrad level, both for proof based courses and non-proof based courses. I've also taught several people linear algebra who wanted to learn it independently (while not taking a course).See Raphael's full profile

I am well versed in Algebra. As a biology student I use basic algebra concepts on the regular. Math has always been one of my favorite subjects and I hope I can make it yours too!See Anika's full profile

Prior to this, I've been a teaching assistant in Michigan's and Stanford's math and computer science departments - I've taught linear algebra, data structures and algorithms, and parallel computing. Outside of teaching assistantships I've held with universities, I've also tutored high...See Gabe's full profile

More importantly though, it's with the right tutor that students gain confidence in their own skills and ability to problem solve, and that leaves a bigger impact on their future than grades alone. The mother of a current Algebra II student once shared: "My daughter is shy and had trouble with tutors...See Yuki's full profile

Throughout my education, I’ve nurtured a passion for any and all kinds of mathematics. I have around 3 years of tutoring experience in various math subjects. I’m proficient in many areas such as algebra, calculus, geometry, statistics, and linear algebra. Getting a 1520 on the SAT, I’m also confident...See Sreenidhi's full profile

I hold a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering from Columbia University, and I have passed my Professional Engineer (PE) exam and am an Engineer-in-Training (EIT). My professional experience at Tesla and SpaceX has given me a strong foundation in the practical applications of engineering, particularly in structural...See Erfan's full profile

790 out of 800 on SAT math section. Tutoring students in algebra 1 2 and pre algebra for four years.See Devan's full profile

Currently I work for Success Chess School, Bay Area Chess, Kings and Rooks and Star Rooks and I still have time to take more students, I have been member of the United States Chess Federation (USCF) for more than 30 years and I am a Certified Chess Coach by the USCF, I have more than 10 years playing in the “Kolty...See Antonio's full profile

I worked for several tutoring companies in the Algebra department (Academic Advantage, Club Z). I have tutored privately in the last three years in Algebra I/II. I have passed the CBEST teaching test which focuses heavily on algebra.See Alan's full profile

I have extensive experience tutoring in Algebra 1 and work to make complicated problems seem easy.See Chrysanthe's full profile