I earned my Master's degree in Professional Behavior Analysis from Florida Institute of Technology. I am currently a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and have obtained most of my experience working with children and adults with developmental disabilities. I have worked with adults that have a variety of psychiatric diagnoses in improving maladaptive behavior to replace with appropriate behavior. I also have experience working within the school system with children and adolescents, as I hold a minor in education as well. I enjoy helping students reach their learning objectives by letting the student lead the lesson and be part of the discussion. I believe that for the student to achieve effective learning and progression that they must be included in the lecture. Behavior Analysis is my passion, and seeing students comprehend the content is personally gratifying for me. I believe that student achievement is a direct reflection of the teacher. If the student is achieving their learning objectives effectively, then I have done my job.

Hi there fellow scientist!I have been working in the field of behavior analysis as a trainer/educator for more than 5 years. I am looking forward to support you in your learning journey.My passion for self improvement also led me to become a yoga teacher and inner development coach.Teaching Spanish is one of the most fun things I could do. I lived and traveled to many Spanish speaking countries and not only learned the nuances of Spanish between them but also their culture and traditions. I promise you that you will learn more than just how to communicate in Spanish if you choose me as your teacher.

Devoted to fostering a love for learning, my approach to teaching kids is rooted in patience and genuine passion for their growth. I aim to create an engaging and supportive environment, where every child feels empowered to ask questions and develop the skills necessary for a bright and successful future.

Hello, my name is Michael Leard, I am currently a junior at Florida Institute of Technology where I am pursuing Aerospace Engineering. I enjoy outdoor/water activities such as hiking, swimming, and SCUBA diving. I also enjoy physics and math.I have taken math classes up until Differential Equations, and physics classes up until special relativity. Calculus I (Calculus AB AP) is my most experienced class. I have taken the AP exam where I earned a 3 and decided to retake in college where I earned a B. I continued to tutor many of my friends in Calculus I where their grades also turned out to be very successful.

I first discovered tutoring in my Junior year of undergraduate studies when peers would come to me for assistance with writing and psychology. Moving through my graduate education and doctoral studies, I continued to seek out opportunities to teach and encourage others to learn.I have a student-centered teaching approach that is customized to your learning style. I look forward to working with you to achieve success in education!

As a naturalized citizen of the United States of America, I am very passionate about helping student improve their communication skills both in Spanish and English. When I came to the US from Barranquilla, Colombia, I didn't want to learn English; so, I became a truck driver 18-wheleer in Miami, Florida. Even though I was doing great, after four years driving trucks, I decided to relocate to Palm Bay, Florida, and join the United States Army as a paratrooper of the 82nd Airborne Division. During my active-duty time in the US Army, I earned my Associate in Arts degree at Campbell University in North Carolina. Then, I went back to Palm Bay to pursue my bachelor's degree in Communication at Florida Institute of Technology, where I graduated magna cum laude in 2003.After graduating in Florida Tech as a communicator, I started writing for the local daily newspaper FLORIDA TODAY in the business section. While working there as an intern, I started my own bilingual newspaper AL DIA TODAY. Then, 9 years later, I graduated with my master's degree in Global Strategic Communication in 2013, also at Florida Tech. The same year, I founded the Brevard Hispanic Center, a non-profit organization under the 501 c 3 code of the IRS that helps individuals and families in areas of education, health, family issues, immigration, and economic empowerment. At the Brevard Hispanic Center, I created the English Language Integration Program (ELI Program) to help individuals that went to school in other countries while improving their level of English, so they could work in the US in their careers.Currently, I am pursuing my PhD in Text and Technology at the University of Central Florida. I continue publishing the bilingual newspaper AL DIA TODAY and providing digital marketing solutions to businesses and organizations. Besides tutoring at Varsity Tutors, I serve my community through the Brevard Hispanic Center.

Hi! I'm Bailey. I'm a senior Biomedical Engineering student with a passion for math and science and two years of volunteer tutoring experience. My passion for tutoring started during my first year of college when I began attending weekly tutoring sessions and realized that learning doesn't have to be overly complicated. My approach is simple: I use visuals, comparisons, and real-life examples to break down complex topics until they truly make sense. Whether you're struggling with calculus, biology, chemistry, or physics, I'm here to help you build confidence and enjoy the learning process!

A junior at Florida Institute of Technology studying Aerospace Engineering, Hrsh Shah is prepared to teach. He spent 10 years in Boy Scouts, connecting with his peers, developing his own skills, and supporting others around him as well. Hrsh has interned at NASA and Merck, where he applied his engineering skills on various projects. Hrsh aims to see his students grow and develop a thorough understanding of their topics.

I am fortunate; I get to do the best job in the world. While teaching is my second career, it was always what I wanted to do. When I graduated from college, I was offered a position with my college's admissions and marketing office, where I had been working to put myself through school. It was a tremendous opportunity, and launched an eighteen-year career helping high school students make important decisions about their futures, and navigate an often complex admissions and financial aid system. I loved working with students, being around bright, engaging people, and doing work that made a difference. But each time I walked through a high school to present a workshop on writing college essays or preparing for college interviews, I was reminded of how deeply I still wanted to be in a classroom. So I took the plunge, and now spend my days teaching social studies to great students at a great school. I have taught world history, American history, sociology, psychology, economics, and even developed a high school course in teaching for students seeking a career in education. I am passionate about understanding how the past has shaped the present, and helping students recognize their critical role in protecting and preserving democracy. In addition to teaching course curricula, I work with students on writing skills, standardized test preparation, and college essays, because all of these skills will help them reach their academic goals. As a teacher, I believe that it is critical to help students develop the ability to regulate their own learning, and implement meta-cognitive strategies that will serve them in college and beyond. When I'm not teaching, I am a mom to a high school sophomore, a long-distance mom to two college students, a gardener who grows lots of organic vegetables, and an avid reader of anything historical. If I can help you in a specific subject area, or with essays, test preparation, or homework support, either face-to-face or on-line, let me know!

Here to help all who need help. Here for those who want to better their education in order to better their chances at a better life. I first started my tutoring career working at the Academic Support Center at Florida Institute of Technology where I am a undergrad studying Aerospace Engineer. There at the school, I tutored both high school and college students in various subjects. I tutored mostly math subjects, from algebra to high school calculus. For college students, I tutored both General Chemistry and C++ ( a computer program). I have a passion for tutoring other as I want others to succeed in their classwork. Working at the Support Center has allowed me to create ways and techniques I believe help students study and learn they struggle with.

As a dedicated Life Insurance License tutor, I combine deep industry knowledge with a passion for teaching to help aspiring insurance professionals confidently pass their licensing exams. With a solid foundation in life insurance principles, underwriting, policy types, ethics, and state regulations, I tailor my instruction to each student's learning style and pace. My goal is not only to help students pass the exam, but also to ensure they truly understand the concepts that will shape their careers in the insurance industry. I bring patience, clarity, and real-world examples into every session, creating a supportive and motivating learning environment. Whether working with first-time test takers or professionals seeking recertification, I focus on breaking down complex material, reinforcing key exam topics, and building test-taking strategies that lead to success. Your success is my mission and I'm committed to guiding you every step of the way.

I am a graduate of both Florida Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Boston University with a Master of Science in Physics.During my time as a graduate student at Boston University I worked in both classroom environments and one-on-one with physics students, as well as in the classroom with the Graduate STEM Fellows in K-12 Education (GK-12) program. As a BU Teaching Fellow I was responsible for leading discussion groups, working with students individually during office hours, and as a GK-12 fellow I spent a semester teaching with a high school physics teacher in the classroom.Because my physics background entails studying a wide variety of math backgrounds I am qualified to tutor most subjects in both math and science. I most enjoy teaching calculus and physics because I find it beautiful how well they integrate with and play off of each other. Calculus is the language that describes physics, and a large part of physics is calculus applied to the world.I like to begin engaging with students by seeing what stumbling blocks they are facing educationally and then finding ways to communicate and work through these ideas and processes. I think that understanding subjects like math and science can help you open up new pathways of understanding in the world, as well as improving critical thinking and problem solving.In my spare time I like to go cycling, rock climbing, and play billiards. All three of these activities I use as avenues to find and deepen my own focus. The bicycle is a device that is meant to make life easier, but allows the rider to make the experience as physically challenging as possible. I find that both rock climbing and billiards are a wonderful mixture of accuracy, finesse, strategic thinking and creative problem solving.