(4397) Carrollton Manor English Tutors

• 100 / hr
• Philadelphia , PA ( 19104 )

Hi there! I'm a business student at Penn studying at the Wharton School, and I've been tutoring students for the past three years, focusing on the SAT, ACT, statistics, finance, and accounting, mostly for high school to college students. I started tutoring while I was still in high school – h... Read more

• 100 / hr
• Cockeysville , MD ( 21030 )

I am an MBA graduate from the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland with a concentration in Finance. With over three years experience in Operations Research at United Parcel Service (UPS) along with my experience at Smith, I believe I am a strong candidate to tutoring.During my academic years at Smith, I enrolled in financial management courses to advance my skills in Finance and Mathematics. These courses increased my expertise to complete in-depth company and industry ev Read more

• 100 / hr
• Philadelphia , PA ( 19102 )

I have 10 years of tutoring experience, and have worked for multiple test prep companies in the past. I have teaching experience (I used to be a high school teacher), and I have even created curriculum for SAT prep programs. More importantly, I love helping students beat standardized tests, and the ... Read more

• 100 / hr
• Hershey , PA ( 17033 )

I'm Travis, and I LOVE seeing my students succeed! Over the past 20 years I've tutored hundreds of students ranging from intellectually disabled to national merit scholarship finalists. Professionally, I hold an Aerospace Engineering BS major and Engineering Mechanics minor from Penn State University. I also completed my MBA from Webster University and my MA from Liberty University, graduating with distinction. Many of my students come to me from the Hershey, PA-area (i.e., The Hershey Compa Read more

• 100 / hr
• Washington , DC ( 20001 )

I graduated with an undergraduate degree in mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania and a graduate degree in data science from the University of California, Berkeley. During my time at Berkeley, I was an instructor for Calculus, Algebra, and Statistics courses. I currently manage the analyti... Read more

• 99 / hr
• Silver Spring , MD ( 20910 )

I am an education attorney and certified English teacher with 18 years of test prep tutoring experience. After graduating from Duke University, I began my career as an award-winning high school American Literature teacher in Augusta, Georgia before attending law school to study juvenile and trial ad... Read more

• 95 / hr
• Halethorpe , MD ( 21227 )

I'm an information technology professional with more than 15 years experience who has taught at the primary, secondary and higher education levels. I love web design but can offer basic graphic design as well as other computer-related training/tutoring or consulting, depending on the need. I work with both young students as well as adult students. (traditional or non-traditional college students welcome!I also do basic guitar, piano, and drum (djembe) courses. (101-level only) Read more

• 95 / hr
• Washington , DC ( 20015 )

I studied philosophy and classics at St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland; I studied law at University of Baltimore School of Law.Success in school often comes not merely from memorizing material, but from understanding the inherent structure of the material, and thus forming a method for apply... Read more

• 95 / hr
• Washington , DC ( 20011 )

I earned my PhD in English Literature from Cornell University, and have taught undergraduates at both Cornell University and Georgetown University here in Washington, D.C., as well as high school students through Georgetown University's summer program. I am experienced in teaching students at the high school and college level the skills necessary for clear, concise writing through the paradigm of thinking analytically about English literature.Writing is a skill that can be taught, as I've seen Read more

• 95 / hr
• Bethesda , MD ( 20817 )

I have a passion for teaching and tutoring--seeing the lightbulb go on as my students reach that "Aha!" moment is what charges me up and keeps me coming back for more. My students have often told me that I make “complex stuff” make sense, which is what I think a tutor needs to do. My approach is focused on not only helping you learn the subject, but helping you learn to learn. My telling the student a bunch of information is just a recipe for rote memorization, not learning—so I don't do that. I Read more