I have a little sister, who struggled with math, she hated it. One day I sat down with her and helped her with her homework, and the session lasted like 4 hours. As I started explaining stuff to her, she started having fun. She felt so happy that she knew math.
So basically, what I believe is that a person should know what they are doing instead of just memorizing formulas. Knowing what's going on helps make stuff easy, and that's what I plan to teach. This is true for all subjects. I love making stuff easier for people to understand, and according to what people around me say, I'm pretty good at it too. There are no silly questions, I treat each an every question equally. Basic concepts are necessary, and have to be clear, no matter how many times you ask the same question, keep asking it until you are sure that you understand it.

I have studied precalculus in high school and got a 99/100 (which is a big deal in India). I had also took up calculus, which was based on practical applications in physics back in 11th and 12th grade. Right now I'm finishing of calculus in my 2nd year of college. I also believe I have a firm hold on trigonometry (which tends to scare a lot of people)- and trust me its easy- you just need to know graphs. Trigonometry is going to pop up everywhere if you want to major in math or physics.

Back in India, I took a "Science Course" which basically means I have cleared most of my biology, chemistry and physics. I got a 780/800 in biology 800/800 in physics 2 and 800/800 in chemistry subject SATs. I also have a 4/5 in biology, 5/5 in both chemistry and physics AP exams. I have amazing notes for each of these subjects collected for over 3 years.

Although I'm new to tutoring, I'm confident that I will be good at it. I encourage you to take up a class and see how it goes and continue if you are satisfied. (especially pre-calc and trigonometry)