The Best Algebra 2 Tutors in Walnut Creek, CA

Algebra 2 is a critical course serving as an onramp to trigonometry, precalculus, and the SAT/ACT. My tutoring encourages a dialogue about topics to find any areas of weakness that need to be addressed. Your student will gain methodical problem-solving skills to strengthen their understanding and improve...See Tim J.'s full profile

I am an engineer by training so I’m very familiar and comfortable with a wide range of mathematical concepts, including Algebra 2. I have also tutored several students over the years needing help with Math at both high school and college levels.See Haroldo's full profile

My name is Ollie and I am currently a school psychologist, marriage and family therapist, and PhD candidate. I have tutored kids from ages 5 to 18 in every subject including some at the college level. Pretty much any subject that you'll need help in, I'm sure I could help! My strongest subject is Spanish. I was raised in...See Olivia's full profile

I have BS and MS in Engineering, and I was math tutor in Diablo Valley College. I have more than 3 years of experience working with students in their lessons like Algebra. I know working with students needs more patience and persistence. During these years I found out I'm so patient and I can describe the lesson for my...See Minoo's full profile

I have had a variety of different tutoring and teaching experiences over the years. In high school, I tutored my friends in math. In college, I started as an engineering student, in clubs that taught SAT workshops as well as just mentoring middle school and high school students, encouraging them to take interest in math,...See Nicole's full profile

Hi, my name is Ruben. I am a Mathematics and Computer Science Graduate, and have been tutoring students and helping them gain confidence and succeed in challenging subjects for over 15 years. While attending college I became a tutor, and after graduating at the top of my class I worked from some of the most well known...See RUBEN's full profile

I am a self-taught engineer working as the Founding Engineer at Connectivia Labs, a Silicon Valley AI startup, where I architect platforms across machine learning, computer vision, large language models, and multi-agent AI systems. I work daily with RAG pipelines, LLM evaluation frameworks, and agentic orchestration in...See Javier's full profile

Got As in MATH 53 Multivariable Calculus and MATH 54 Linear Algebra and Differential Equations at UC Berkeley.See Eugene's full profile

I have extensive tutoring experience across all subjects of mathematics. I have been a private tutor for many students studying algebra. As a Columbia University graduate with a degree in mathematics, I have an extensive understanding of algebraic concepts.See Kyle's full profile

I majored in Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley. I have a solid background in Algebra through both my experience as a tutor and rigorous engineering coursework at UC Berkeley. In addition, I can explain Algebra 2 concepts clearly and show students how to apply them to various applications.See Max's full profile

Algebra 2 introduces independent and dependent variables and how their solution can be determined by for linear relationships for two or three variables. Algebra 2 also gives an overview of more complex mathematical functions like basic trigonometric functions, power functions, logarithms, and exponential...See Andreas's full profile

I have been teaching math for the past 9 years.See Kubrat's full profile

When I began tutoring a few years ago, I firmly believed that anyone could do well in mathematics, all the way through Calculus, provided you are relatively fluent in a few formulas and make time for regular problem sets. My experience over that time has only confirmed my suspicions, and its has been a great pleasure to...See Charles's full profile

It's said that the Last Mile is an infamous problem in logistics networks, because no matter how extensive, say, a train network might be, you can't build a train station next to everyone's home address. That is to say, individual needs won't always be directly addressed by a large system. Education works the same...See Shawn's full profile

Hello! My name is Brandon H, and I am a second-year Molecular and Cellular Biology student at UC Berkeley. My coursework so far at UC Berkeley includes biology, chemistry, physics, calculus 1 and 2, and organic chemistry 1, and having gotten A's in all of them, I have sufficient knowledge to tutor in any of these...See Brandon's full profile

I love math. I love working with middle school and high school students. It makes me quite happy to help young people become the best versions of themselves and I look forward to getting to meet you. I am currently working toward becoming a licensed teacher. I volunteer as a classroom aide two hours per week. I...See Leina's full profile

Tutoring algebra 2 requires to have a firm grasp of the subject. I able to explain each individual step of every type of equation. A large portion of algebra 2 is trigonometry and geometry. The rest involves solving equalities and inequalities, using the quadratic formula and solving polynomials. For many,...See Shashi's full profile

I attended UC Berkeley and completed college level precalculus and calculus courses. And I got all As in these courses. After that, I obtained my masters degree in structural Engineering at UC Davis where I furthered my understanding of Math in Engineering application. See Yuanmin'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

Hi there! About me—I’ve completed everything but a dissertation for a Ph.D. in Economics from UC-Berkeley. I triple-majored at UT-Austin, earning math, economics, and journalism degrees in four years (not counting two semesters in DC/India!) with a 3.9 GPA. As for teaching qualifications, I TA’d for six...See Dawn's full profile

Dear Learners, I believe every person can learn anything with right focus and guidance. With support, motivation, and encouragement, learning math and physics can be fun and easy. I am deeply committed to teaching and helping any person, who is willing to learn, achieve success and confidence to solve problems in math...See Vaibhav's full profile

Hello...My name is Dan and I was a high school math teacher for the 19 years since graduating from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont with a B.S. in Engineering (Class of '92). I taught 4 years at the Webb Schools (private high school in Claremont 1992-1996), 3 years at School of the Arts in San Francisco, and 12 years at...See Dan's full profile

10+ years experience in classrooms teaching students from 1st grade to graduate school and former adjunct lecturer teaching preservice teachers how to teach mathematicsSee Marcus's full profile

Algebra 2 focuses on learning advanced functions like advanced quadratic, higher degree polynomial, exponential, & logarithmic functions. The key to mastering Algebra 2 is becoming familiar with the shapes of graphs, and knowing how the graphs evolve as we tinker with the different aspects of each...See Randy's full profile

Hi, I'm Robert! As an instructor and tutor, I aim to make education fun! I was inspired by my high school science teacher to become a teacher. Once I completed my studies, I sought opportunities to teach through play, storytelling, and unique activities to make education enjoyable. I earned a 3.8 GPA in high school,...See Robert's full profile