The Best Financial Accounting Tutors in Thousand Oaks, CA

I help high school students prepare for the math portion of their upcoming ACT test. I also have taught at the University level for 25 years, primarily in quantitative business, economics and mathematics. I teach both graduate level and undergraduate level courses. The Universities I've taught for include Grand Canyon... read more

Hi! My name is Katlynn, and I am so glad you stopped by! I have a passion for helping others, and I especially love teaching. I graduated from Pepperdine Law in 2020. I also have a Master's degree in Psychology from Pepperdine University. While at Pepperdine Law, I worked as a Teaching Fellow, meaning that I scored... read more

An important part of my work requires me to analyze business models for companies, study the benefits of potential mergers and acquisitions and/or leveraged buyouts so I am quite familiar with notions such as cost of capital, capital budgeting, tax issues involved in mergers, and financial accounting for... read more

My name is Ryan and I am looking forward to helping you in your areas of improvement. I am fluent with Microsoft Excel, Word, Powerpoint. I used QuickBooks recently in one of my jobs for 3 years on a daily basis. I work within Windows on a daily basis in a variety of capacities, but Linux is a passion of mine. Most of... read more

Over many years it has been a thrill to see my students increase their grades in math, science and English as well as their scores on the SAT and ACT tests. I enjoy seeing students get the "ah-ha" moment when they begin to comprehend. I am a National Merit Finalist who has tutored and taught classes extensively,... read more

Hi Everybody, My name is Kawsar A., I have Masters in Accounting and Financial Management (MAFM) as well as a Masters of Business Administration (MBA). My most preferred field is Accounting and Finance. Presently I am on the way to have my CPA. I love to teach others, especially Accounting. I assess the student by... read more

I have two children in college and they both learned differently. One was a visual learner and had to see everything multiple times before she could remember it and master it. The other could remember and master things by reading and writing them. The first task is to figure out how the student learns. After that... read more