The Best Precalculus Tutors in South San Francisco, CA

I have partnered with the Mountain View and Menlo Park School Districts to develop and maintain their Math curriculum. I am capable of teaching math from many different perspectives and will take a customized approach to improve your skill level and confidence with PrecalculusSee Edward's full profile

The best thing a teacher can do for students is to make learning FUN. Successful students are those who WANT to learn. It is my job as a teacher to make learning physics interesting for students. I studied physics at Boston University and worked as a Particle Physics Researcher searching for supersymmetry at the Large...See Felex's full profile

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Physics and a PhD in Materials Science and Scientific Computing, complemented by a background as a Rocket Scientist at NASA. My extensive expertise in physics and mathematics forms a robust foundation for my tutoring. With a results-driven focus and a compassionate understanding of...See Lucy's full profile

I truly enjoy tutoring, mentoring and coaching to unlock your potential while having fun! French, Math (particularly Algebra, Calculus) and Microsoft Office Suite/Google Apps are my favorite topics. My approach to tutoring is to practice methodical reasoning and critical thinking to arm my students with necessary skills...See Brigitte's full profile

Hi, I'm Caitlin! I'm a data scientist with a background in maths and computer science, based in SF. I've been tutoring since 2017, helping students master topics ranging from algebra and calculus to Python and machine learning. I love breaking down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps, and my approach...See Caitlin's full profile

I gave these students homework help, as well as comprehension tests, explanations, and extra practice problems. I also have a lot of experience as a private tutor. Typically, the students I have worked with in this setting are in high school or college, and at precalculus to linear algebra in math. In computer...See Phillip'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 specialize in math tutoring for high school and college students (Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, AP PreCalculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics). I have an engineering degree and a California teaching credential for math. In 2015 I received recognition from the California State Assembly for my Math differentiation...See Lorna's full profile

Applied Math UC Berkeley grad Previous experience tutoring AP Precalculus and Calculus 1See Ariya's full profile

... I have tutored programming for ages 8 to 50+! I am skilled in Computer Vision, GenAI, LLMs, and Protein Models. - Math: Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Differential Equations. I can also help with more advanced math topics if given some prep time beforehand. - Science: I am an adept tutor...See Alexandre's full profile

Much of my work with precalculus students has consisted of a thorough review of trigonometry, finite and infinite series and sequences, and analytic geometry. My approach is always to be sure that the basics are mastered before attempting more advanced topics (e.g., students need to have mastered the graphical...See Jeffrey's full profile

Hello, I’m a dedicated tutor with a strong background in science and technology, holding a B.S. in Biology from UC Davis and an M.S. in Biotechnology from Stanford. I specialize in teaching science and mathematics, helping students build a deep understanding of complex concepts. Beyond academics, my love for...See Sean's full profile

I am new to the Bay Area after graduating with a Master's in Physics and taking extensive pedagogy (teaching) courses from the University of Virginia. I'm originally from Canada and love getting to know new people and trying new things, which is why I chose to settle in NorCal. Teaching is my passion, so much so that if...See Vincent's full profile

I realize this may sound weird considering how stressful it is for most people, but the college admissions process was some of the best fun I had in my life. I loved every aspect of it, from pulling all nighters for my Honors/AP classes to stacking my schedule with enrichment activities to grinding out those seeming...See Aaron's full profile

I am a recent college graduate from Stanford University, where I double majored in Economics and Film & Media Studies. And for the past four years I have also worked as a professional tutor or teacher's assistant for a variety of companies and organizations, including Stanford University. During this time, I have...See Raymond's full profile

There is no one way to learn. Rote memorization is at one end of the spectrum and instantaneous complete understanding and insight of the topic is at the other end. There is a lot in between. People do not learn everything the same way - their own ability to learn changes from moment to moment and subject to subject....See Theodore's full profile

I love teaching, and I've taught and tutored in numerous formats for over 20 years now. I have a PhD from Brown and a BA from Harvard, both in Applied Mathematics. I've taught Math, Computer Science, Statistics and Data Science at places like UC-Berkeley, Brown, University of San Francisco, and the Metis Data Science...See Brian's full profile

I have tutored Precalculus for over ten years, and have consistently helped students to both understand their course content and to achieve high grades in the class. I believe that anyone can understand material, no matter how advanced, if the information is broken down in a way that feels manageable, and if they...See Amanda's full profile

I have helped thousands of students succeed in courses like Algebra 1, Trigonometry, AP Precalculus, and AP Calculus AB/BC. I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Mathematics. I earned my master's degree in Teaching and Curriculum at Harvard. High schoolers often find AP Precalculus, for...See Marcus's full profile

Precalculus is the gateway to calculus. Function manipulation, using graphing software or calculators, polynomials with complex numbers, exponential and natural log functions, trigonometric functions, parametric equations, and matrices and systems of equations are involved subject matter, and can easily be...See Trevor'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

My name is Steven and I am a UC Irvine college graduate with a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Sociology with a minor in management. Math has always been my favorite subject and comes naturally to me. I had a 750 on math for my SATs and a 5 on AP Calculus BC. I got a 4.05 GPA at Lowell High School. I was a...See Steven's full profile

This made me comfortable communicating with different people to address their specific needs. Over the course of a year, I helped fellow high school students with courses ranging from Algebra 1 to Precalculus. This experience not only solidified my understanding of mathematical principles but also instilled in me...See Altjin's full profile

Precalculus is the gate to calculus and provides a comprehensive view of the behavior of polynomials, rational functions, and trigonometric functions. I tutor high school, college, and university students on an almost daily basis in Precalculus. I emphasize the understanding because it will not only help...See Andreas's full profile

Hi hi! My name is Jack and I love helping people with math. I started tutoring 20 years ago as a community college student. I have fond memories of that room in the library basement. It was a hive of activity. Students would take a number like in a deli. It was exciting being the tutor calling out the next number,...See Jack's full profile