Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors serving Tampa, FL

...begin to struggle in a class is because they have fallen behind in some way and therefore lost confidence. My main goal as a tutor will be to restore their confidence in the subject by providing complete understanding of concepts as well as preparing them for the most complex examples so that they will not be caught off guard in the class. I also believe tutoring should be a cooperation with the student because they...

...and some people I have dealt with for years but have never met in person. So being able to clearly communicate thoughts, ideas, directions, orders, etc. is extremely important. Working for a four-star general and dealing with people at senior governmental levels, effective and accurate communication is critical. I look forward to any opportunity that may come my way to help you succeed, because really that is what it is ultimately all about!... I like to...

...just academic support. A tutor has the unique opportunity to enter a student's life at what can be a stressful or embarrassing point, and re-establish a sense of pride and achievement in their work. Tutoring can improve self-esteem and make a difference in the way your student sees their future. It is my passion to help students grow and achieve their goals. As a physical therapist, that means educating my patients about their health and...

...a coach, not an aloof expert. While I have been a mentor in complex software processes and tools, I still love Intro Java. I am not an academic; the material I teach and tutor is what employers want and not esoteric. I love teaching and learning. I love learning so much that I returned to law school for my JD. I have been a student leader coaching first-year law students (1L). First-year students should not...

...the intricate world of biology, where the beauty of life's complexity unfolds at the molecular, cellular, and ecological levels. As a dedicated student in the field, my goal is to share this enthusiasm with others by offering tutoring services. I believe that education should be an empowering journey, not just a destination. Through patient guidance, I aim to inspire a love for biology, foster critical thinking, and help students navigate the fascinating realm of life...

...a budding or accomplished artist, another set of eyes with constructive feedback can make a big difference. I can offer visual artists critiques based on fundamentals of design and color theory using Photoshop. I have taught these courses to college level and young artists. My students find my video critiques most helpful in providing inspiration and suggestions. I am a painter, photographer and digital artist. I have often found that using a foundation of design...

...each session to adjust accordingly. My resume includes roles as a STEM Instruction Intern and Laboratory Assistant for the Design and Manufacturing Laboratory at the University of Florida. I also worked one Summer as a freelance Calculus Tutor. My favorite subjects to teach are engineering fundamentals, and basics of math and science. I believe a thorough understanding of fundamental principles leads to a more comprehensive understanding of more rigorous coursework in the future.

I am a first year law student and I studied Political Science at Yale University. I played football for the Yale Bulldogs all four years. My areas of expertise are Political Science and American History, with years of experience in other areas, such as Personal Finance, Astronomy, English, and Chemistry. I like to make learning light and engaging while being able to get serious when we need to get the work done. I hope to...

...tips and tricks to be relayed to students are by-products of whatever is currently being taught. As such, you can expect them to be both subconsciously and consciously imparted. As the teacher, my most important responsibility is to identify the pace of the student and thus make configurations to teaching methods. This ensures that every bit of data is relayed to my student efficiently and he/she personally enjoys most if not all the topics covered....

I graduated from the University of North Florida with a degree in economics, and I'm currently a graduate student at the University of South Florida. Many people don't consider themselves to be a "math person", but in my experience, the only difference between people who excel in math and people who do not is confidence. I legitimately enjoy explaining mathematical concepts to people, and I like to think I'm pretty good at explaining things concisely....

...students in General Education K-5, Middle School Math, Exceptional Student Education K-12 and Test Prep. I believe in a structured classroom setting, but also allowing the students to have the freedom to know their boundaries and I believe every student can learn and make gains. I am a firm, kind and empathetic teacher that sincerely loves to teach. I love spending time with my husband and three daughters, listening and playing music, baking and reading.

...occur. I possess the ability to impart an understanding of a complicated subject or concept to another in a way that illuminates the inherent simplicity in it for them. If there is a modicum of willingness or a spark of curiosity within the student for the subject at hand, I seize it, nourish it, and use their resulting resurrected enthusiasm to help me bring him through any existing confusion. Together we arrive at a bright,...

I am a former college economics instructor with over 5 years experience teaching. I hold a master's degree from the University of South Florida. I have taught Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics, Labor Economics, Public Economics, Basic Economics, and Personal Finance. Additionally, I have served as a TA for Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, and Graduate Econometrics. Economics is my passion and I enjoy sharing it with others.

...has revolved around teaching STEM subjects to K-12 students, focusing on technical learning with coding. I have taught in person and through online platforms like Zoom, covering languages and tools such as Python, C#, Unity, and Game Development. I find joy in igniting students' interest in coding and technology. I am happy to teach programming and am particularly adept with languages like Python and Java. One of my favorite subjects in High School was Computer...

I believe that everyone can learn. I've gone through it all, I travelled to 5 different countries for my undergraduate degree, and I'll do everything you need to learn as quick and easy as possible.

...are my favorite) as well as the AP and high school variations, but I also can tutor students taking , high school chemistry, calculus 1 and 2, and high school as well as college physics 1. My teaching style focuses on getting to the root of any misunderstanding a student has and correcting it. This is done by asking Socratic questions that bring out what you know about a topic. In my personal time I...

...full potential. I have a wide variety of experience working with students in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, with a lot of that experience being in special education. I have my bachelors degree in elementary education and my masters degree in special education. I also have experiencing tutoring at the college level and especially enjoy tutoring at the college level for test prep and teaching courses. I love tutoring for all subjects, especially language arts.

Hi! My name is Robert. I am a computer science and math tutor. I have over two years experience in tutoring Computer science and some math subjects. I am currently a graduate student and I wish to help others achieve their goals in my available time. I gravitate toward teaching because I feel it is very rewarding to help others understand subjects I am passionate about.

...my students' SAT scores increase by 200 points (equivalent to 6 points on the ACT). I even had one student increase her score by 350 points, achieving a 1560! I have extensive experience tutoring the following academic subjects: Algebra 1 and 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Calculus (AP and IB), Physics (AP and IB), Chemistry (AP and IB), Statistics (AP), Java programming, and chess (1850 elo). My hobbies include video and tabletop gaming, indoor rock climbing, and...

...Technology at the college level and it was very successful (being my first attempt at lecturing professionally). While attending graduate school, I studied mathematics and completed enough courses to have a strong background in the field of Applied Math. I consider myself to be a strong "algebraist". I do believe that every student has the ability to learn, but it is on the part of the tutor, teachers, and student to make learning possible.