You may call me a degree collector or an enthusiast of learning. With two Masters' degrees, two undergraduate degrees, and two minors, I studied everything from Russian, Spanish, and Philosophy to Physics and Space Science.My drive to uncover the unknown and zeal for problem-solving proved to be useful in the airspace, oil and gas, and real estate industries where I've worked for more than 13 years.Nothing in my career, however, has been as gratifying as helping students connect the dots. In my extensive work as a math and physics tutor for high school and university students, I have always followed three simple steps:1. identify what the student does not know2. figure out what they know3. help them close the knowledge/understanding gap.In explanations of concepts, I strive to bring the abstract to reality for my students. When we are solving problems, I rarely give my students straight answers. I guide them so they can arrive at the answers by themselves or I point them to where they may find clues.I love seeing "the wheels starting to turn." This is how my students gain confidence in their abilities.My ultimate goal is to model for my students studying skills so that they can eventually handle their learning by themselves. Yes! My goal is for the students NOT to need me. Because independent learning is king and problem-solving skills are gold in real life!My students always master much more than the subject they needed help with.

I am currently a senior at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University who is working towards a degree in Aerospace Engineering. As my choice of major suggests, I am particularly strong in math and science, and I tutor math up to Calculus 2 and up to Physics 3 (Electricity & Magnetism). I am a physics tutor with Embry-Riddle's on-campus tutoring lab, and I am also well qualified to aid in test prep for the PSAT, SAT, SAT Subject Tests, and AP exams, having self-studied and scored highly for all of those exams. When teaching, my ultimate goal is to train the student not to simply answer specific questions, but to get them to understand how to approach problems properly and break down more complex scenarios into their most basic concepts, so that the solution can be found. Outside of academia, my interests include playing music, basketball and soccer, cooking, and generally trying to learn new skills (right now I am learning French). If you are interested in working with me, please message me so we can set up a tutoring schedule as soon as possible.

Jeremy is the Owner and CTO of Interactive Engineering, Inc. His firm practices in the areas of Forensic and Structural Engineering. Jeremy started his professional life in 2007 working as an enlisted member of the United States Air Force. In this role Jeremy had the opportunity to work as a member of Security Forces, a role in which he would gain the disciplines required to succeed in his future endeavors. After 8 years and 2 war time deployments, Jeremy left the USAF and began his pursuit to become an engineer.Jeremy attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University from January 2014 to December 2017, during which time he completed both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering with a 4.0 GPA. After graduating, Jeremy worked as a design engineer for Northrop Grumman from January 2018 thru June 2021. During this time, Jeremy was promoted to Principal Engineer and received several recognitions for Mentorship and Leadership. In March of 2021 Jeremy obtained his license as a Professional Engineer and in June 2021 started the firm, where he works and practices engineering today.Jeremy is hardworking, dedicated, driven individual. He has a passion for continued learning and enjoys helping others in their learning journey. Jeremy has an insightful way of looking at complex topics, that allow one to grasp the practical uses of subjects like Statics, Dynamics, Mathematics, and engineering topics. It is Jeremy's goal to help the next generation of learns be so engaged and excited about these fundamental topics that they lead to the next generation of discoveries that will help us all move forward and become better people.

I am a graduate of Embry-Riddle University. I received my MBA with a Specialization in Finance. At the undergraduate level, I earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology. I am a Senior Financial Analyst at Raytheon Technologies.I have tutored at all levels, from elementary through college curricula. My math specialties comprise of: Algebra, Elementary Statistics, Pre-Calculus, Differential Calculus and Integral Calculus, and Differential Equations. I also tutor Finance Principles and Managerial Accounting, and Excel. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most enthusiastic about Calculus and Finance.I strongly believe in the power of education. It is the key to open life's doors. I do my best to instill these values to all of my amazing students.In my spare time, I enjoy reading business and technology literature, exercising, and watching football and basketball. Above all, I love spending time with my family, as they are my backbone.I do not see tutoring as work; it is a rewarding endeavor that am so grateful to be a part of. I love being a positive influence and a major source for motivation and encouragement.

I am currently a Mechanical Engineering student attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. My excitement for teaching comes from working part-time for a local tutoring company while attending university. In my experience, no two students are alike, and I love helping students find success in different ways. I genuinely enjoy mathematics, science, and engineering, and can not wait to help other students discover and value the importance of these subjects!

I'm a full time student who just transferred to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in pursuance of an Aerospace Engineering B.S. I have a true passion for mathematics and physics, and love talking about them! I'm applying math and physics every day in my engineering classes, and I couldn't be any happier to help you out with any issues you may have. Please message me about any questions or concerns.

My goal is to help each student succeed. I will work with you patiently and listen to all of you challenges. We will get through this together.

I graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Science and a minor in Business Administration. I recently decided to pursue a Master of Business Administration degree. I am a Federal Aviation Administration Certificated Flight Instructor, Instrument Instructor, & Advanced Ground Instructor. I started my career in education as a Ground Instructor for my university, where I taught a few thousand students over two years and approximately 760 dedicated instructional hours. I also worked as an Independent Flight Instructor in Part 61 flight operations for much of that time.I specialize in tutoring for FAA tests and general flight/aviation subjects. Within that, I've taught everything from basic aerodynamics to flight physiology and weather. I love teaching, and especially teaching aviation subjects because the aviation community is a small, tightly-knit family. Very few people get to experience the thrills of flight and understand what a privilege it is to soar above the clouds. Every one of us who has ever looked to the skies in the hopes that we may be up there deserves the opportunity to work toward making that a reality. To me, there is nothing better than seeing a student get closer to fulfilling their dreams. Overall, mentoring and teaching the next generation of aviation professionals and enthusiasts is the best reward because I get to see the future of our industry take shape.My tutoring style is very adaptable to whatever style works best for the student. Most of my experience involves teaching visual and kinesthetic learners, but I have taught students of almost every culture, personality, and learning style. As long as we have open communication, I think we can make anything work.Outside of academia, I am an avid motorcycle rider and car enthusiast. I also enjoy traveling and hiking, and I will always say yes to anything that involves dogs - they're my favorite.

Enabling children to grasp the foundational knowledge and skills that they will use for the rest of their lives is a wonderful gift. Good education is, in my belief, the single most important thing we can impart to the younger generation.I am very motivated to equip children and young adult young with the necessary skills that they need to prospers in their academic endeavors and in this world.I have been fortunate to work with children and young adults improving theirs academic knowledge in subject matters such as Spanish and math. I have also had the opportunity to teach many college courses like Student Success, ESOL and Spanish.Many people see school work as a tedious process. For me, learning is a fascinating moment to grow as a person and a professional and I strive in sharing that knowledge with others.

I am currently studying Aerospace Physiology at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and am a midshipman in the Naval ROTC program set to commission in 2023. I have always loved the challenges that come with learning mathematics and many other subjects. I understand the importance a strong mathematical foundation specifically has for a young student, since many advanced subjects involve some variation of math! I enjoy teaching and acting as a mentor to help steer my younger peers in the right direction while also making learning fun and explaining the reason for why certain subjects taught in school are necessary, despite seeming pointless in the moment. The skills needed to prosper in higher academics and in life are learned in our youngest years and that is why it is crucial to have strong mentors while growing up and learning!

As an Aerospace engineer who has worked on one of the fastest business jet in the world (Gulfstream G650) to one of the most comfortable and advanced Canadian passenger jet (Airbus A220), I am really well versed with engineering career guidance as well as key engineering topics (Such as high school/college mathematics, physics and business). My educational background includes a bachelor's and master's in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University located in Daytona Beach, FL, USA. My undergraduate CGPA was 3.81 out of 4.00 which put me in top 5% of my class. During my time at ERAU, I tutored for variety of mathematics (From undergraduate to senior level college students) and physics courses required in engineering classes. I also tutored 'introduction of college life' course as part of freshmen series. Currently, I serve as NASA's Solar System Ambassador where I plan and execute variety of social outeach events for audience of all ages. My passion lies in decoding complex engineering/science topics to basic ideas that students can grasp easily. These techniques helped me graduate on top of the class at one of the finest engineering colleges in the world and led me to pursue a career at one of the most reputable aerospace firm in the world. I hope I can pass the learning lessons to my students as they pass and explore their journies.

I have been a Project manager for many years and hold a PMP certification. Additionally, I have taught CAPM and PMP classes for 14 years. I have also taught Lean Six Sigma for 8 years and hold a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt.