(4678) City Of Industry English Tutors

• 50 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Hello Students, I hold both a Bachelor and Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. My area of specialization enables me to be rather competent with Mathematics and Physics. In College, my tutoring experience comprises of voluntaring at the Universities' library, where I taught fellow students C... Read more

• 60 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I have a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in philosophy, and I have taught introductory logic and introductory ethics courses. I am currently a doctoral student in philosophy at the University of California-San Diego, where I am a graduate teaching assistant for introductory philosophy course... Read more

• 30 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I am a graduate of UCSD class of 2013 with a BS in Biochemistry, before that I was an AP and an honors student in high school. Throughout my years of learning I have had ample experience tutoring my classmates and underclassmen alike, as such I understand the different ways people learn from a close... Read more

• 30 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I am a qualified ESL Instructor with a specialization in preparing for the TOEFL (Test of English as a foreign language). I have more than five years of teaching ESL and tutoring. My passions are learning about different cultures, traveling and mastering other languages. I am fluent in Spanish and T... Read more

• 20 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Like most students, I have gone through the challenges of mathematics from basic education that got harder and harder (or harsher and harsher, if you may) as I got to graduate school. Even with my current work that uses some math, sometimes I still struggle with difficult math problems that confront me. But with diligence, I eventually surpass them. I consider myself as an average student and an eternal learner of mathematics. Hence, I am confident that I can relate with your difficulties (or yo Read more

• 50 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I have had over two years experience tutoring high school students in geometry, algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus and calculus. I graduated with an applied mathematics B.A. and a minor in mathematical education, so I am more than qualified to answer any questions your students may have. My teaching philosophy is to help the the students understand where the formulas come from. By doing this, the students won't just have to memorize formulas, they will be able to derive them if they need to Read more

• 30 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I'm Rahul S., a 30 year old male with a true passion for mathematics. I have been tutoring for 5 years now and have had great success with my students, ranging from middle school to college-age, and non-traditional students. I began tutoring by helping other students in my high school classes. In college, I worked as a private math. I prefer one-on-one tutoring and enjoy engaging my students with fun and challenging math problems. I like to apply math to real world situations to allow my stu Read more

• 35 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Hello WyzAnt! My name is Don A. I am currently planning to attend San Francisco State University for Computer Science and Applied Mathematics this coming fall. I am a full time student with a 19 unit load for the current semester and also working over the weekends at an After School place. I am one... Read more

• 40 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Hi Everyone,My name is Roumina. I am very excited to help you with your academia: Math or/and Chemistry. About me: I am a Chemical Engineering student, currentlyattending Miramar College, and transferring to a university in fall. I am extremely passionate about tutoring; my strategy is to identify y... Read more

• 50 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

My primary goal as a teacher is to instill into my students an appreciation and sense of wonder for the physical world, whether it be in a sophisticated laboratory or in everyday life. These elements have motivated my lifelong study of physics, and I believe that even for the most seemingly disinterested students there are ways to make physics personal and relevant. Accordingly, I feel that the biggest challenges are not in teaching advanced courses but in entry level courses, especially those Read more