(3616) Glassmanor English Tutors

• 50 / hr
• Charlottesville , VA ( 22903 )

I am currently a phd student in Economics at UVA, I got my undergraduate degree from Higher School of Economics in Moscow, Russia. I have been teaching Mathematics, Statistics and Economics to high school and university students for 4 years by now. I really enjoy teaching as a process, and I think i... Read more

• 30 / hr
• Charlottesville , VA ( 22903 )

Throughout my Yale career I've edited application essays and been hired to revise and strengthen peers' essays in an array of subjects. I taught ESL to Journalist in Medellin and worked for the paper to craft a nationwide educational campaign. In the Tetons I taught ecology to elementary students be... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Charlottesville , VA ( 22903 )

Hi everyone! I have over 9 years of tutoring experience in physics, math and chemistry, in addition to TA and lecture teaching experience. I am certified through the Princeton Review. I have received many positive reviews from people whom I have tutored and I hope to be able to help more students ac... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Charlottesville , VA ( 22903 )

I'm a fourth year student at the University of Virginia, graduating in May with a B.S. in Commerce – concentrating in marketing and IT. Before pursuing a degree in business, I took several upper level mathematics courses that built upon my foundation of calculus. Math has always been a passio... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Charlottesville , VA ( 22903 )

Hi, my name is Owen! I'm a 4th year at the University of Virginia, double majoring in computer engineering and computer science. I have been tutoring students in math, science, and programming since high school. I enjoy teaching others and sharing my interest in math and engineering with other peopl... Read more

• 45 / hr
• Harrisburg , PA ( 17101 )

As a Chemistry and Physics Instructor at local community colleges over the past several years, I have discovered that many students struggle with science classes like chemistry and physics because they lack the necessary math skills. If they improve their math skills, the study of science becomes a... Read more