Engineering Tutors in Bellevue

I am a rocket scientist by trade and a tutor by night. I have been in the aerospace industry for the last 5 years and have been in the tutoring industry for 4 years. I love to teach kids the wonders and curiosities of physics and math and how it can change the world. I have honed in my math and science teaching skills to over +20 students ranging from elementary school to college level courses. Most of the students that I teach are long term, lasting from a few months to a whole school year. From my background as an aerospace engineer, I work with the subjects I teach on a daily basis and I am readily able to answer many of the questions that my students may have. My skills specifically are to teach difficult concepts and distill them into easy ideas. I am a patient tutor with the capability of teaching a student multiple ways to solve a particular problem.

In my opinion, the only thing better than learning something new is sharing it with someone else. Throughout high school I informally tutored a lot of my classmates in physics, chemistry, and other STEM fields. I believe part of the reason my peers came to me for answers is that, more than any exceptional knowledge of the material, I'm very good at putting things in more intuitive terms, and learning something that's already intuitive is considerably easier. I've applied this to teaching technical skills as well, as the co-captain of my robotics team and a team-lead in an engineering club. The most enjoyable part of my time in these activities was teaching younger students the theory and practices behind what we were doing. I've worked as a ski instructor for children 4-6, so I have experience with just about the most difficult child-wrangling.

While studying for my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering, I was a teaching assistant and tutor in the mathematics department for 2 years in college. As a tutor in the Mathematics Learning Center (MLC), I assisted students in classes ranging from basic algebra to differential equations. My role as a teaching assistant led me to helping professors teaching engineering statistics, differential equations, and beginning algebra. My love for helping others and drive to solve problems coupled with my experience as a tutor at WSU provides me with a yearning to help YOU achieve your academic potential.

Mechanical Engineering Students (3. 97 GPA) with the following tutoring experience: - tutoring for the athletic department; individual and group settings in topics ranging from multivariable calculus to statistics - lead instructor at DigiPen Institute of Technology in Redmond, WA. - Freelance tutoring work

My name is Alexa and I am a first year mechanical engineering student at Case Western Reserve University. Through high school, I tutored students from elementary through high school in all subjects, but specializing in math and Spanish. I attended Newport High School where I maintained a 3. 97 GPA while taking 9 AP courses, so I understand strategies to succeed in the classroom.

Hi there! I'm currently a junior at Seattle University majoring in civil engineering, with a focus in structural engineering and a minor in math. In the past I attended Bellevue college, where I tutored students as well, and the University of Washington. I love learning and teaching others what I know. I enjoy STEM classes such as math and science, and want to help others who enjoy it as well. Math has been something that has always made sense to me, since there is always one solution. Finding that solution can sometimes be tough and that why I want to help students who struggle with that. I believe that every student learns differently and it's essential for teachers to present the material in a way a student can understand. That's why I accommodate and adjust my teaching plan to fit the student. I've taken math that ranges from elementary school all the way to linear algebra and differential equations. I want to help any student that is struggling, so that they may end up enjoying

I graduated high school with honors and excelled in Mathematics, Science, and English. During college, I tutored for Computer Science and helped my peers increase their grades by 2 letters. I was also paid as a teacher's assistant to grade for both Circuits I & II.

Hi! I'm Niki and I'm currently a rising senior at MIT studying computer science. I'm from a small town in northern Michigan, where I tutored fourth and fifth grade students in math, science, and writing weekly throughout high school. I was also a teaching assistant in my high school's Algebra 2 class, working with students from each grade of high school. I graduated from high school in 2013 with a 4. 0 GPA and high honors, and I just completed my junior year at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where I'm majoring in computer science with minors in literature and entrepreneurship. I'm currently in the Seattle area working at Microsoft as a software engineering intern, and would love to get to know your family!