The Best algebra Tutors in Sausalito, CA

I am a recent graduate student of UC Berkeley's Master's of Information Management and Systems program. I graduated on the data science track. I took coursework in machine learning, computer programming, statistics, and natural language processing. Before school, I spent 4 years working in data science. I spent two...See George's full profile

My background in standardized test prep - SSAT, ACT, SAT, GRE, and GMAT - is extensive. With the math section, I find many adults need a solid refresher of the fundamentals of number properties, algebra, and geometry. See Jason's full profile

In addition to majoring in Economics at Stanford University, I have been teaching the SAT and ACT Mathematics for years. I have taught advanced courses in Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, and more.See Raymond's full profile

I'm a passionate tutor specializing in STEM and test prep. I find it rewarding to see students light up when they finally grasp a complex concept. I earned my bachelor’s in Computer Science and master’s in Data Science from UC Berkeley, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. My background in machine learning allows me to break...See David's full profile

I've been a college teacher's aide in algebra classes.See Caitlin's full profile

I have taught in tutor algebra and advanced math classes for over 10 years.See Gabriel's full profile

The math section of the SAT covers the topics students learned in their high school algebra, geometry and trigonometry courses, which are my core expertise and strength. I'd love to help students identify their weaknesses and overcome their difficulties in grasping the major concepts of these subjects.See Tina's full profile

Proven Results • SAT Math: Average +130 points, some students up to +230 • AP Calculus BC: 100% scored 5 • AP Calculus AB: 70%+ scored 5 About Me I’m Chee, affectionately called “Mr. Chee” by my students. With 30+ years of teaching experience and degrees from University Putra Malaysia, UConn, and...See Chee's full profile

Wondering how to memorize the tough biochemical reactions for your upcoming midterms? I can help! I graduated with a Ph.D. in pharmacology and toxicology and got my B.S. in biochemistry and molecular biology, both in University of California, Davis. I have previously assisted and helped numbers of students as being a...See Samuel's full profile

Hi! My name is Therese, and I'm a first year medical student at UCSF. I'm also Stanford alum with a BA in English and Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity and an MA in sociology. I also did my post-bac at Johns Hopkins University. I have been a tutor for various subjects since I was a freshman in high school, and I...See Therese's full profile

I have a PhD in math and lots of experience working with linear algebra.See Jack's full profile

I earned my Ph.D. in Human-Centered Computing from Clemson (’19), where my research wove together machine learning, biostatistics, and collective-intelligence theory. After Clemson I joined Stanford’s Biomedical Data Science department as a research scientist, building Python- and R-based pipelines for genomics and...See Lorenzo's full profile

I have both tutoring and teaching experience ranging from middle school to university level classes. I started tutoring mathematics in my undergraduate program, taught at an accelerated school in Redwood City teaching middle school algebra to integral calculus, and continued teaching university math classes as...See Alexander's full profile

I have taught and tutored Algebra 1 for 10+ years. I enjoy helping students to master the content and gain confidence in algebra. I am skilled at finding the gaps in a student's knowledge and in using their math foundations to fill those gaps.See Lorna's full profile

Algebra 2 starts to introduce the concepts that will be more rigorously explored in Precalculus. Proper understanding at this point is very important. Inequalities, polynomials, exponents, quadratic equations, functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, and series are all very important. I can help students...See Trevor's full profile

I am a recent grad from the electrical engineering program at UC Davis and have been tutoring physics, circuits, and math at the college level for a year and a half. Before tutoring college students, I tutored high school students in algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, and calculus all throughout my 4 years of...See Jonah's full profile

Hi, I'm John! I have an M.Sc. in Mathematics (earned with a Distinction) and top scores on the GMAT (770), GRE (170q/167v), and LSAT (175). I am also a Graduate Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society. I have been doing Math and Test Prep tutoring since 2011. What I've found in the various fields I've studied...See John's full profile

I have also worked as a math tutor at The Urban School of San Francisco (fall 2023). I have had experience tutoring numerous students from kindergarten up to high school in math (elementary, pre-algebra, algebra I, algebra II, geometry, trigonometry and functions/precalculus) as well as reading,...See Alyssa's full profile

My name is Arjun. I provide in person tutoring in the San Francisco Bay Area or online tutoring with a flexible time and travel schedule. I work at Stanford, I hold a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelors in Mathematics-Statistics from Columbia University. Over the years, I have tutored...See Arjun's full profile

I’ve been able to help students dramatically improve algebra skills. See Sidney's full profile

My approach emphasizes clarity, confidence, and step-by-step reasoning, making Algebra accessible to students who feel stuck or discouraged. I have passed Wyzant’s Algebra 1 certification and regularly support students transitioning from elementary and pre-algebra into formal algebra coursework.See Jason's full profile

It is not the kid. It is how we teach (or cant teach Math) For me, it is always hard when I hear that “mathematics is too hard” Some students don’t see the value in it. They don’t see any practical purpose in what they are learning. Part of it is how the curriculum is taught; some of it has do with understanding...See Ahmet's full profile

I am a professional software engineer with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in computer science and an educator. Over the years, I’ve also discovered a passion for teaching students at all levels—from high schoolers writing their very first Python program, to college students preparing for computer science exams,...See Surya Teja's full profile

Hi, I'm Alex! I recently graduated with a double master's degree in chemistry from Doshisha University (Japan) and the Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Lille (France). During my time in Japan, I conducted research at the Functional Organic Chemistry Laboratory, where my work focused on establishing a new...See Alex's full profile

I have two years' experience teaching Algebra 2 in California, Textbook: Algebra 2 (Holt).See Vincent's full profile