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Julien G.

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Hi, I'm Julien! I'm a business student at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, where I use algebra and quantitative reasoning daily in courses like financial accounting and in valuation work for Georgetown's student investment fund. I tutor pre-algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and middle school math, mostly for students in grades 6 through 10.

As an Army ROTC cadet, I led a squad of five and mentored junior cadets, which taught me to break complex tasks into clear steps and...

Hi, I'm Julien! I'm a business student at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, where I use algebra and quantitative reasoning daily in courses like financial accounting and in valuation work for Georgetown's student investment fund. I tutor pre-algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and middle school math, mostly for students in grades 6 through 10.

As an Army ROTC cadet, I led a squad of five and mentored junior cadets, which taught me to break complex tasks into clear steps and adapt to each person. I bring that same method to math. Every student starts from a different place: some hit a wall because they missed a building block a year earlier, and others are already strong but want to push ahead of their class or lock in an A. I meet each student where they are, whether that means rebuilding fundamentals or moving into more advanced problems.

Outside of class, I intern in business development at a New York startup and run my own small e-commerce shop, so I show up prepared, stay organized, and give parents straightforward progress updates. If you want your student more confident in math, I'd love to help!


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Algebra 1

Algebra 1

I'm a Georgetown University business student who uses algebra every week building financial models for my internship and investment club, so I can show students why these skills actually matter. I tutored elementary and middle school students for two years at Hudson Guild Elementary in New York City, where I learned to spot the exact gap causing a student to struggle. Algebra 1 usually goes wrong when one missing foundation snowballs, so I diagnose that gap first and rebuild from there. My students leave sessions with clear steps they can repeat on their own.
Algebra 2

Algebra 2

As a Georgetown business student, I apply Algebra 2 concepts like functions, compound growth, and exponential models in real financial modeling for my investment club, where I build valuation models on publicly traded companies. That means I can connect abstract topics to concrete examples students actually find interesting. I have tutoring experience with younger students through Hudson Guild and babysitting, plus mentoring experience as an Army ROTC cadet leading and coaching peers. I teach with clear step-by-step methods and guided practice until the student can solve problems independently.
Elementary Math

Elementary Math

I tutored elementary school students in math as a volunteer at Hudson Guild Elementary School in New York City, working directly with kids on fractions, decimals, multiplication, and word problems. I also babysit regularly, so parents can count on me being patient, responsible, and good at holding a young student's attention. I focus on building confidence early, because a kid who believes they can do math will practice it. I use games, real examples, and lots of encouragement to make math feel doable.
French

French

I've studied French for 3 years and currently take college-level intermediate French coursework at Georgetown, where I earned an A last semester. As an International Business major, I use French in coursework that goes beyond basic exercises, including a full presentation delivered entirely in French on business in Morocco. I focus on building conversation confidence first, since that's where most students get stuck, while reinforcing the grammar fundamentals like verb conjugation and pronoun placement underneath it. Because I learned this material recently myself, I teach the specific rules and memory tricks that trip up English speakers, not generic textbook explanations.
Prealgebra

Prealgebra

Prealgebra is the moment math turns abstract, and I specialize in helping middle schoolers through that transition without losing confidence. I tutored students at Hudson Guild Elementary in New York City and regularly work with kids through babysitting, so I know how to keep younger students engaged and comfortable asking questions. I break concepts like negative numbers, fractions, and variables into small wins that build on each other. Sessions feel like working with a patient older brother, not sitting through more school.
Reading

Reading

I build reading skills through practice, not worksheets alone. At Hudson Guild Elementary in New York City, I tutored kids one-on-one and watched comprehension click once we connected words to something they cared about. I babysat regularly too, so I often read with young children and know how to hold their attention and build their confidence, word by word. My background in French and Mandarin sharpens how I break down phonics and sentence structure for readers who struggle!
Spelling

Spelling

I teach spelling by connecting rules to patterns kids can spot on their own, not rote memorization. My tutoring work at Hudson Guild Elementary put me face-to-face with kids who struggled with word patterns, and I learned to break spelling into manageable chunks tied to sound and structure. Studying French and Mandarin taught me firsthand how spelling maps to pronunciation, and I use that lens to show students the logic behind English spelling. I keep sessions upbeat with games and repetition so spelling becomes a skill kids build, not a list they memorize.
Volleyball

Volleyball

I was recruited to play D3 volleyball at CUNY Hunter College, but chose Georgetown for its academics and now train as a practice player for the D1 women's team, going up against college-level competition twice a week during the season. I captained and set for NYC Impact and NYC Volleyball Academy for four years, mentoring younger players on skill development and team cohesion. I also play beach volleyball at Central Park and join open gyms across the city, so I can coach both the indoor and beach game. I taught my special needs cousin to play from scratch, and he now plays pickup regularly at Seward Park.
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