Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Rochester, NY

I am a current Junior at Hamilton College and will soon receive my Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Math. I tutor primarily in Math and Test Prep with a strong emphasis on fun :). In my free time I enjoy playing soccer and chess, traveling, and learning new things!

...educating adults, I have 20+ years of experience as a homeschooling mom, and hands on work facilitating extracurricular STEM in the classroom. I've been working with the VT team for a little over two years, and my favorite moments have been watching some of my students grow in both knowledge and confidence during our time...

...them new ways to approach and solve problems. I believe that education is not about teaching students how to work through problems to do well on tests. It's about teaching them good study habits and helping them to develop a genuine love for learning. The point of education is to teach students how to become...

...own area, and strive to improve the industry as a whole. I believe that medicine is not complicated, it is just complex, and sometimes requires one to view it in a different way, to improve ones knowledge. Currently, the EMS system is in disrepair, and the only thing we as providers can do to improve...

I am a full time preschool teacher with a bachelor's degree in early childhood education. I love working with young children and being a part of their growth.

I am a retired research engineer. Since my retirement, I have been tutoring high school and college students. I worked in the industry for about 30 years (Exxon, Xerox), and I was a visiting professor in engineering at RIT (5 years). My education: MSME, Columbia University, and Ph.D., Columbia University. I hold 3 patents.

...have worked as a Teaching Assistant and as a tutor in both the Physics and Mathematics departments of SUNY at Geneseo for the past four years. During this time, I have gained a deep understanding of how best to work with students one on one and also the ins and outs of how assignments are...

...so I went to St. John's University in Queens and studied physics. Eventually I got a job teaching physics, math, and theology at a very nice small classical school. I loved teaching but decided I wanted to move back upstate and so I went to RIT and got a Masters of Engineering degree in industrial and...

...graduation, I have taught numerous college introductory and upper-level literature classes as well as basic and advanced writing classes. My tutoring fields cover a wide range of subjects, but I am most passionate about American and English literature and all aspects of writing, from working at the sentence level to developing strong research essays. I...

My goal is to help every student reach their full potential in learning a subject. I have my Bachelors degree in Biology, and I'm pursuing a PhD in Brain and Cognitive Science. Providing the tools and skills to learn any subject is something I enjoy and strive to do!

I am a geoscientist with over 35 years of teaching and professional experience. During my career, I have been lucky enough to travel to nearly every state in the US, and dozens of foreign countries. What gets me most excited about the geosciences, is the diversity the Earth has to offer.

...coach, and a life coach. I'm tutoring students purely because it's something I enjoy. I'm a parent of young adults who are "non-traditional" learners (and struggle with reading and writing), and I realize people must approach academic work in a way that works for them. Having worked with students from kindergarten to adults, I have...

...a Master's degree in Science Education and tutored while working towards my undergraduate degree is in Biochemistry...so I have spent many hours in the lab and in the learning center helping other students understand complex concepts. As a father of 4, I am patient and have the ability to break things down to aid in...

...support and encouragement. In my spare time, I enjoy travelling. I have been to many different places and an interested in different cultures. I also spend my free time cooking. I like to try new recipes and am currently experimenting with ice cream. My favorite ice cream flavor I have made so far is a...

...Science with a strong focus in electromagnetics and RF devices. I will be pursuing my PhD in the same field at Cornell University and plan to graduate by 2027. I plan to become a professor and lecturer of electrical engineering afterword. Because of my career, high level and elementary math come naturally to me and...

...passion is helping people. I have spent the past four years at college learning as much about the human body as possible. One of the big lessons we learn in PA school is how to take an idea and break it down so that anyone can understand what's going on in their body. I believe...

...(J.D.). I am an admitted attorney and currently practicing law in upstate New York not the city - there's a HUGE difference!). Although I am not a career teacher, at every level of my education, I have been involved in teaching/tutoring. This experience varies from working the IT help desk as an undergrad to tutoring...

...a current medical student at the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry. I am also a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, where I majored in Cognitive Neuroscience while on the pre-med track. I am happy to help with any subject in math or science through the collegiate level, as well...

...is my passion after I took organic in college. I have been tutoring and teaching workshops for about 4 years now. I really enjoy helping students to understand chemistry. Since I was a STEM major I took other relevant classes such as math and physics. Therefore I am comfortable with those topic as well.

With a strong academic background and a passion for teaching, I specialize in making complex subjects simple and enjoyable. My tutoring approach is student-centeredI adapt to individual learning styles while fostering confidence and curiosity. Whether guiding students through STEM topics or humanities, I prioritize clarity, patience, and real-world connections to ignite lasting understanding and enthusiasm