Will B.

Will is an accomplished educator and school leader with over 30 years of experience teaching and mentoring students from early childhood to elementary, and middle school through high school. He holds a bachelor’s in Geography & Environmental Science from Miami Univeristy (OH) and a master’s in Educational Leadership from Columbia University (NY) and has served in teaching and senior leadership roles at top independent schools, where he oversaw academic programs, enrollment growth, and student success initiatives. Will has taught a wide range of subjects including science, leadership, and human development, and is known for making complex concepts approachable and engaging. Families value his ability to quickly build trust, inspire confidence, and help students achieve their goals. Beyond the classroom, Will is an avid snowboarder, mountain biker, and backpacker, passions that reflect the energy and creativity he brings to his teaching. He has a wife of twenty years named Kate and two daughters in elementary and middle school.

Nick B.

Nick is a dedicated academic tutor committed to empowering students to reach their full potential. Degrees in natural resources and environmental studies has provided him with a strong background in the math and sciences, including physical science, biology, ecology, and geology as well as extensive experience teaching other STEM based subjects. Nick provides personalized, engaging support that clarifies complex concepts and offering supplemental material for deeper understanding and enrichment opportunities tailored to each student’s unique learning style. Nick’s passion lies in nurturing confidence and academic enthusiasm among students, ensuring they not only understand the material but also develop a genuine love for learning. Born in Idaho, Nick has taken advantage of all of what Idaho has to offer using his free time to bike, ski, raft, hike, and camp around the state, often finding inspiration in the natural world for teachable moments.

JOSHUA L.

Joshua is a dedicated tutor who helps students build confidence and clarity in their learning. He specializes in math, science, and English, and has worked with students across multiple grade levels to strengthen core skills, improve academic performance, and develop effective study habits. Known for his patient and encouraging approach, Joshua adapts each lesson to the student’s individual learning style, making challenging topics easier to understand. Outside of tutoring, Joshua enjoys playing golf and traveling, and believes that learning is most successful when students feel supported, motivated, and curious.

RAMSHA T.

Ramsha T. is a Primary/Junior teacher candidate completing a Master of Arts in Child Study and Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto. She also holds an Honours Bachelor of Science with Distinction in Health Sciences and Psychology from the University of Toronto Scarborough.

Ramsha has classroom and tutoring experience supporting students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 across diverse educational settings, including placements in Kindergarten, Grade 2, Grade 4, and Grade 6 classrooms within the Toronto District School Board. Her experience includes working with English Language Learners and students with ASD, GDD, and other developmental needs. She is skilled in delivering inclusive, student-centred instruction that supports academic growth, confidence, and engagement.

In addition to her teaching experience, Ramsha has held leadership roles in community education and wellness initiatives, focusing on mental health, equity, and culturally responsive programming. She is passionate about creating safe, welcoming learning environments and supporting students’ academic and social-emotional development. Ramsha plans to begin supplying with the TDSB upon approval of her Transitional Certificate and looks forward to continuing her work in Ontario classrooms.

Christian R.

Christian R. is a dedicated educator to both neurotypical and neurodiverse children. She graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University, earning a bachelor’s degree in history. Throughout the pandemic, she supported early childhood students, guiding them swiftly through a critical time. Christian has experience working with students on the autism spectrum, utilizing adaptive tools to ensure the quality of their education. Christian has taught multiple subjects, all tailored to each child’s needs, including elementary math, ELA, social studies, and even handwriting. She loves to implement the creative arts in her lessons and encourages students to express themselves through their work.

Simran K.

Simran is an Ontario Certified Teacher with a strong academic background and experience teaching across the elementary panel. She holds a Master of Education in Curriculum Studies from the University of Windsor, which has strengthened her expertise in curriculum planning, assessment, and responsive instructional practices.

Currently, Simran works as an Occasional Teacher with the Waterloo Region District School Board, primarily teaching at the junior and intermediate levels while remaining closely connected to primary grades. This role has allowed her to develop adaptability, classroom management skills, and a clear understanding of Ontario curriculum expectations across subject areas and grade levels.

As an educator and tutor, Simran is committed to inclusive, student-centred learning that supports both academic achievement and confidence building. Her teaching approach emphasizes clarity, structure, and differentiated instruction to meet individual learning needs. She values creating learning environments that are respectful, supportive, and engaging, where students feel encouraged to ask questions and take ownership of their learning.

Simran brings professionalism, strong pedagogical knowledge, and a thoughtful approach to tutoring, supporting students in developing skills, independence, and a positive attitude toward learning.

Banke F.

Banke F. is a Certified Teacher with a strong passion for education, science, and student success. She is currently in the process of obtaining her bachelor’s degree, graduating early, while building a solid foundation in both the humanities and advanced STEM disciplines. Banke tutors a wide range of subjects, from introductory History and English courses to advanced STEM classes, including Biology, Biochemistry, and Organic Chemistry, with over a year of experience tutoring Organic Chemistry I and II. She is deeply committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive learning environment, tailoring her teaching approach to each student’s unique learning style—whether auditory, visual, or hands-on—to ensure they feel comfortable, confident, and heard. Alongside her tutoring work, Banke is actively involved in scientific research and was selected as one of only two students out of thousands applicants to participate as a BIO SENS intern at the University of New England this past summer. Outside of tutoring, she enjoys traveling and dedicates time to studying for the MCAT, bringing both discipline and curiosity into everything she does. Banke believes that strong relationships and personalized instruction are the foundation of meaningful learning, and she finds guiding students toward confidence and academic growth both fulfilling and rewarding.

CLAIRE Z.

Beverlyn J.

Beverlyne J. is a mathematics and chemistry educator from Kenya.

As a child, Beverlyne had a strong interest in problem-solving and science, which led her to study higher math and chemistry and pursue a career in teaching and research.

She received her B.Ed. in Mathematics and Chemistry and her MS in Applied Mathematics from the University of Nairobi, in Kenya. She did her postgraduate studies at Uppsala University in Sweden.

She has taught math and chemistry at several different levels: lecturing at the University of Nairobi, serving as the head of the Mathematics Department at the Jaffery Academy (Nairobi), and working as a lecturer/tutor for private clients.

Outside the classroom, she enjoys playing badminton, conducting research in mathematical modeling, and mentoring young scholars in STEM.

Her goal is to make mathematics meaningful and accessible, and help students build the confidence and critical-thinking skills that apply outside the classroom.

Sophie T.

Sophie T. is a fourth-year student at McGill University studying Kindergarten and Elementary Education, with a specialization in French Immersion. Throughout her academic journey, Sophie has gained extensive experience working with children of various ages through roles in summer camps, babysitting, and substitute teaching. She has completed two teaching placements as part of her program. One placement was as a student teacher in a Grade 5 classroom at Roslyn Elementary School, where she gained experience planning lessons, supporting diverse learners, and managing a classroom environment. Her second placement was at the Jewish General Day School, in a specialized program designed to support students with significant behavioural challenges. There, she taught in a Grade 3/4 classroom and developed a strong understanding of diverse behavioural and learning disabilities, as well as strategies for supporting students with complex needs in an inclusive and structured setting. She has been passionate about teaching from a young age and has always placed a high value on education and lifelong learning. These experiences have allowed her to develop strong classroom management skills, adaptability, and an understanding of diverse learning needs. Known for her outgoing and charismatic personality, Sophie easily builds positive relationships with children, creating a supportive and engaging learning environment. Her enthusiasm, dedication, and hands-on experience make her a strong candidate for a tutoring position, where she aims to support students academically while fostering confidence and a love of learning.