The Best Precalculus Tutors in Westminster, CO

Hi everybody! I'm Steve and I'm originally from Pittsburgh, PA. I earned a PhD in Mathematics some years ago, and I moved to the Denver area some time after that to be a Professor at a local university. I have been teaching classes for about 20 years and tutoring for about 25 years. I started pretty young and still...See Steve's full profile

Helping students truly comprehend and master their subjects has been my goal for 30 years. I have worked with students ranging in age from preschoolers to adults in their sixties. Whether they're learning to read, struggling to comprehend algebra homework, or preparing to take a standardized test for admission to college...See Annette's full profile

In 2003, I earned a PhD in mechanical engineering from Purdue University. After graduating, I taught university level mechanical engineering courses for 12 years, with class sizes from tens to hundreds. Since 2017, I have been doing 1-on-1 tutoring, covering a broad range of engineering, physics and math topics, such as...See Yuan's full profile

I've worked in the analytical software business for a number of years, and have trained software engineers for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. I have extensive practical experience with using math and science for software applications. I have run a software consulting business for over 25 years. I have managed teams...See Greg's full profile

Currently, I am a medical student. I have a BS in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Minor in Abstract Mathematics, and Minor in Chemistry. With over 15 years' experience tutoring in math, science, and standardized tests, I have helped countless students achieve their goals. Students can benefit greatly from my patient...See Nick's full profile

After graduating from high school with my diploma from the International Baccalaureate Program in 2013, I moved on to pursue my Bachelor's degree in Astrophysics with a minor in philosophy at CU Boulder. Thanks to credits I received from the IB program, I was able to complete a five year degree in only three. Following...See Ariel's full profile

Most people are not the biggest fans of chemistry... Their experiences are something to the tune of "Why do I need to know this?" or "I just need to pass!" Well, I'm here with encouraging news: learning chemistry can not only be painless but it can also be straightforward and engaging. You will find that the more...See Alexander's full profile

Degrees obtained: Master of Science in Management (In Progress), GPA 4.0 Master of Science in Data Science, GPA 3.86 Bachelor of Science in Statistics, GPA 4.0 Bachelor of Arts in Economics, GPA 4.0 Actuarial Credential: Associate of the Society of Actuaries I can help you with: Business: Microeconomics,...See Cindy's full profile

I am a Princeton University graduate with Civil and Environmental Engineering degree. I am available to tutor all levels of high school math, specifically Algebra and Pre-Calculus. I tutored full-time during my gap year in 2020-2021, both online and in person, and was a Peer Academic Advisor at my university. I have...See Anna's full profile

My name is Eva, and I’m an undergraduate chemistry student at the University of Colorado. I recently completed research on a new form of cancer treatment, so I know firsthand how science and math connect to real-life, industry applications. I also understand how confusing STEM subjects can be—I’ve been there and...See Eva's full profile

Precalculus is one of the subjects I've tutored the most in my 10+ years of experience, most recently with a student who's working through the AoPS Precalculus textbook to fill in the gaps of what he's learning in school. I also taught AoPS Online's Precalculus course in 2024 and...See Dan's full profile

I am Hitesh! I graduated with a Master’s degree in Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. During my time in college, I can say that my professors made difficult subject so much easier to understand. These professors were so engaging and were willing to go that extra mile when I had any questions. I...See Hitesh's full profile

As a professional private tutor, mentor and coach with over 20 years experience (newer to Wyzant), I am devoted to your learning and understanding of any topic that we engage in. Having been a former college professor and a current scientist, engineer and IT systems analyst/architect, with degrees in engineering &...See Dr's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in physics and biology, with a concentration in neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and then received my MS in biostatistics from the University of...See Abhijnana's full profile

My approach to tutoring is always to put the student first, and find a bridge between the “right way” the teacher dictates, and a student’s unique background and understanding. I work to imbue my students with deeper understandings, and general simple principles that can be easily remembered for them to fall back...See Adrian's full profile

Hi! My name is Sean P, I'm a 21-year-old from Arvada, Colorado, and I'm a junior at CU Boulder studying applied mathematics! I started playing chess just under 5 years ago during the pandemic, beginning as a 400 rated rapid player. I quickly fell in love with the game, and have worked hard through self-study in my own...See Sean's full profile

Hi, My name is Kenny L. I recently retired from teaching Math at Monarch High School in Louisville, CO. where I taught for for 23 years. I taught math for more than 10 years before that in Denver in and northern California. I have a B.A. and teaching credential from CU Boulder and a Masters in Secondary Ed. from San Jose...See Kenny's full profile

Hi! My name is Kristin (she/her). I'm currently a Physics PhD candidate at the University of Colorado Boulder and I study Physics Education Research. I am also a former middle/high school math and science teacher in Denver Public Schools, primarily working with 7th through 10th grade students on math concepts from...See Kristin's full profile

I have tutored hundreds of students in Precalculus courses with multiple applications. I have an outstanding record of student success, including multiple references I can pass along.See Paul's full profile

I have tutored precalculus, including AP Precalculus, to students in the Denver area. I have also taught concepts in precalculus - such as functions, trigonometry, matrices, probability, sequences - as part of preparation for standardized tests for over six years.See Lauren's full profile

Hi! My name’s Mick. I graduated from the University of Denver with a B.S. in Ecology & Biodiversity and minors in Mathematics and Socio-legal studies. I have 4 years of tutoring experience across subjects and age groups including elementary, high school, and college students, and am passionate about teaching. My...See Michaela's full profile

Precalculus consists of a thorough review of trigonometry and geometry. These subjects are thoroughly reviewed before moving on to linear and quadratic functions.See Wayne's full profile

Hello! My name is Christine, and I have been teaching since 2004. I have a B.S. in chemical engineering from UC Berkeley and a M.S. in mathematics from California State University. I currently teach at the University level and have taught everything from basic math and algebra all the way up to calculus. I started my...See Christine's full profile

Hello! My name is Allison and I am so excited about the opportunity to help Denver middle and high school students develop their math skills. I have gained so much from tutors in my academic experience and I am thrilled at the prospect of providing that for others. I have previous experience tutoring informally and am...See Allison's full profile

I've enjoyed teaching for as long as I can remember. There are few things more rewarding than sharing the "eureka" moment with someone who had given up on understanding. Too often, people see their own lack of understanding as a lack of intelligence. In my experience, it usually means that the teacher explains in a way...See Sean's full profile