(4776) Long Beach English Tutors

• 60 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

**Currently proofreading and copy editing papers ONLY! Message me for details**I graduated June 2015 with a B.A. in Literature/Writing and have been reading and giving feedback on papers from peers who ask. I love stories so if you need help with personal statements, send them my way! In my undergraduate studies, my major classes were small in size and we were asked to critique other student works individually and in class settings on a weekly basis. I found the process to be beneficial both a 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

• 40 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I am a sophomore at Claremont McKenna College, a private liberal arts school with a 9.4% acceptance rate, where I was awarded a four year full, merit-based academic scholarship. I am majoring in Neuroscience, and intend to go to law school. I have been tutoring since I was in middle school, where I ... Read more

• 35 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Hi! I'm Nate, and I graduated from UCLA in 2017 with a degree in Psychobiology. I've always had a deep love for science and math, and this drove me to move to San Diego to do research part-time for Scripps Health before I begin medical school next year.I've also always been deeply passionate about t... Read more

• 40 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

I am a current MD/PhD student with over 17 years of diverse tutoring experience. I have tutored over 900 students privately and have been teaching organized test prep courses (MCAT, GMAT, GRE, TEAS, etc) for leading test prep companies for over 10 years. I look forward to applying my tutoring exper... 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

• 40 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

When I first lived in Nederland, CO, in the mid 80’, a former John Hopkins Institute professor told me that I should become a French teacher. At the time, I was still not sure of what I should do after receiving an A.A. in Marketing Management in France where I lived for a long time being a French native and thereafter being involved in the entertainment industry in southern California for several years. I gave it some thought and made up my mind almost instantly: I am going back to school. Read more

• 20 / hr
• San Diego , CA ( 92126 )

Hello! My name is Alicia (Ali for short), and I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics from UCLA, where I worked concurrently in two separate microbiology laboratories; my research from UCLA was even presented at a research symposium toward the end of my senior year. I have since worked in a fermentation laboratory and currently have 2 years of experience at a company making synthetic DNA.I have been tutoring since high school for subjects rangi 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