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Dan D. - $50.00/hr - College Park, MD - View Dan D. >>
...My tutoring journey began during high school when I volunteered as an online math tutor for middle school students aged 12 to 14. I mainly taught algebra, geometry, and functions. Over the years, since I have gained much more depth in my expertise, I transitioned into one-on-one tutoring. (read more)
Tulika K. - $35.00/hr - College Park, MD - View Tulika K. >>
Hello! I'm Tulika and am in the process of pursuing my undergraduate degree in Computer Science (with a minor in Business) from the University of Maryland - College Park. I have quite a bit of experience with peer mentoring, subject tutoring, and working as a Teaching Assistant (TA) throughout my high school and college years thus far. (read more)
Kenenna N. - $30.00/hr - Bethesda, MD - View Kenenna N. >>
...I'm Kenenna, a recent graduate from the University of Maryland with degrees in Computer Science, Finance, and International Business. My lifelong passion for learning drove me to pursue three majors, and I love sharing that passion with others. I have experience tutoring fellow students through... (read more)
Osama M. - $55.00/hr - Springfield, VA - View Osama M. >>
I am a highly skilled and experienced expert Java and Math algebra tutor, with a passion for helping students master these subjects. With over a decade of teaching experience, I have honed my skills in explaining complex concepts in a simplified manner. My expertise in Java programming allows me to guide students through the intricacies of code syntax, data structures, and algorithm design. (read more)
Michael C. - $150.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Michael C. >>
Dear prospective student,I am interested in working with you to help you over a specific problem or more importantly to offer tools and practices such that you can cross that bridge on your own at some point in the future. I'm an experienced Aerospace/Software engineer with a very strong math, physics, engineering background. I can help you student through the toughest math problem. (read more)