MREENAL S.
Mreenal Shukla is a dedicated and student-focused tutor currently pursuing an Undergraduate Degree in science, with an honours double major in chemistry and biology at the University of Western Ontario. She grew up in Mississauga, Ontario and is now based in London, Ontario to complete her Undergraduate Degree. Mreenal specializes in Chemistry, Biology, and English, but is also confident supporting students in a range of other subjects as needed. She has a natural talent for breaking down complex concepts into engaging, easy-to-understand lessons that empower students to excel. Mreenal is able to bring patience, energy, and a strong sense of mentorship to every session.
Beyond academics, Mreenal is a certified lifeguard and a passionate swimmer, a devoted bookworm and a writer. She is also someone who can usually be found daydreaming about their next country of travel. With a blend of academic excellence, creativity, and strong interpersonal skills, she makes learning both effective and enjoyable.
Gabrielle S.
Gabrielle is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science at the University of Toronto, specializing in Physics and Biology, with a strong focus on Mathematics. Her interdisciplinary academic background reflects a deep commitment to both analytical and creative disciplines. Complementing her science studies, Gabrielle has shown a special interest in courses revolving around English and advanced writing, underscoring her passion for effective communication. With over four years of tutoring experience, Gabrielle has provided personalized, one-on-one instruction in Mathematics, Physics, Biology, English, and essay writing. She is dedicated to creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailoring her teaching methods to align with each student’s unique strengths and interests. Gabrielle believes that fostering mutual understanding and adapting to individual learning styles are key to building student confidence and achieving academic success. Beyond her academic pursuits, Gabrielle engages in hobbies such as crocheting, knitting, and weightlifting, activities that reflect her creativity, discipline, and attention to detail. These interests contribute to her holistic approach to education, where she strives to make learning an enjoyable and enriching experience for all her students.
SAM A. M.
Sam Sina is a dedicated tutor in his final year of a Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology at York University, specializing in biochemistry. He also holds an Associate of Science from George Brown College and previously completed a Bachelor of Science in Iran with a strong foundation in biology and chemistry. With over seven years of tutoring experience, Sam supports students across a wide range of subjects including biology, chemistry, physics, general science, and all levels of math, including calculus.
Sam has worked with learners from diverse academic backgrounds, including those in the Ontario and Alberta school systems. He is fluent in both English and Persian, and is able to teach effectively in either language. His approach combines academic expertise with a deep understanding of student psychology, aiming to build both subject confidence and a lasting love of learning. Outside the classroom, Sam is also a classically trained pianist and enjoys exploring the intersection of science, music, and the human mind.
Rene G.
Rene G. is an educator dedicated to optimizing student learning through personalized and effective teaching strategies. Hailing from Ecuador, he has 17 years of experience teaching Mathematics, Design, and Technology at an International Baccalaureate School. Rene holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from Escuela Superior Politecnica del Litoral and is passionate about fostering student success. He relocated to San Antonio to pursue a Master’s Degree in Applied Mathematics for Industry. During his graduate studies, Rene served as a university instructor, teaching Quantitative Reasoning to freshman. Additionally, he applied his skills at Knowledge and Training through an internship focused on assessing and refining instructional methods, demonstrating a commitment to differentiated instruction and diverse learning styles. Rene’s experience includes implementing individualized learning plans, exploring innovative pedagogical approaches such as peer learning and flipped classrooms, and utilizing student feedback to enhance teaching practices. Rene believes that building strong student relationships is crucial for meeting their individual needs and promoting their academic growth. As a mentor, he continuously develops strategies to support student development, finding these interactions both enjoyable and highly rewarding.
Hannah G.
As an educator of 7+ years, Hannah (she/her) is eager to help students with social sciences, technical writing skills, reading comprehension, essay outlining, executive skills, and ESL conversation. Outside of tutoring, Hannah is a Ph.D. student in the Social and Cultural Analysis program at Concordia University. Her research, generously funded by the Faculty of Arts and Science Fellowship, explores online communities — specifically LGBTQIA+ and other minority-led spaces — and alternative media creation. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Media Studies from Concordia, which allowed her to develop a web series pilot about positive representation for sapphic women and non-binary folks in online fandoms. She likewise holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree in English from the University of Regina with a concentration in creative writing. Professionally, she has experience as a researcher, instructor, journalist, and actress in film, theatre, and television. Hannah is passionate about intersectional feminist filmmaking, creative writing, and archival research.
In her spare time, she also enjoys volunteering for Archives gaies du Québec.
Angelina S.
Angelina S. teaches world religions, history, and theology at a Philadelphia area prep school. She spent twenty years as an advertising creative director in the healthcare space before transitioning to teaching. She has a master’s degree in religious studies, focusing on the relationship between technology and religion. Angelina decided to pursue teaching because she found mentoring early career team members was what she loved most about her role as a creative director, and she wanted to make a positive impact on the lives of young people. As a tutor, Angelina focuses on critical thinking and communications – essay writing, public speaking, and presentation building. She works with students to build their confidence and set clear goals for academic success, and she relies on relevant skills she’s acquired as a communications professional to help her students.
In addition to teaching, Angelina is a freelance writer and sings with the choir of the Philly Pops. She is a strong advocate for the humanities in education and finds inspiration from the rich arts and culture offerings in Philadelphia.
Michael S.
After working with hundreds of students, Michael understands that struggles with math and science are incredibly common—and that students are not alone. Often, classroom teachers don’t have the time to adapt to every student’s unique learning style. That’s where Michael steps in: he works closely with each student to find the approach that makes the most sense for them. His past students have gone from being frustrated by a single problem all day to breezing through it with just a small shift in perspective.
Michael’s teaching experience spans a wide range of settings, from one-on-one tutoring in high school to leading review sessions for hundreds of college students. He was even selected as the pedagogy fellow in his graduate program, responsible for preparing incoming graduate students to teach—an honor that reflects both deep content knowledge and outstanding instructional skill. This high-level perspective on effective teaching methods enables Michael to bring exceptional flexibility and responsiveness to his tutoring sessions.
In terms of subject expertise, Michael brings thousands of hours of experience, including 11 years of tutoring, 7 years as a teaching assistant, 2 years of instructing college courses, and both a PhD and a BS in Physics, along with an undergraduate minor in Mathematics. With this foundation, he is confident in his ability to work through any course material alongside his students.
Michael’s tutoring journey began in high school, when he noticed that many of his peers didn’t know where to turn for academic support. This inspired him to explore Universal Design for Learning—an approach that emphasizes presenting content in multiple formats to meet different learning styles. Since then, he has supported college students in tutoring centers, led supplementary instruction sessions, and taught lecture and lab courses at the university level. Michael creates a learning environment where students feel safe to ask questions, engage deeply in discussions, and leave sessions empowered to apply their learning in the real world. He brings this wealth of experience to every tutoring session to help students get exactly what they need from their education.
NATAN S.
Hi, I’m Natan! I have a degree in Neuroscience and years of experience working with children in both educational and recreational settings. I bring a positive attitude and a lot of patience to my work, always aiming to make learning engaging and tailored to each student. I firmly believe that smarts only get you so far, everyone eventually reaches a point where intuition alone isn’t enough. That’s where effort, strategy, and personalization make all the difference. I’m here to help students build confidence, develop effective study habits, and push past those limits.
DIANNE S.
Hello! My name is Dianne and I recently graduated teachers college in 2023. I have worked with children for many years both in education and as a nanny. During my high school years, I tutored for my community service hours and during my university years I worked within different classrooms as well as a classroom tutor. I have experience from K-6 but can most definitely help with grade 7 and 8! I look forward to helping students achieve success in school!
AVA T.
My name is Ava T. I am a student teacher at the University of Winnipeg in the Integrated Education Program. I am currently obtaining a major in French and a minor in Psychology with a focus in the Senior Stream. My specialized areas include French (all ages), English (all ages) and Kindergarten to grade 5 general school work. I have lots of experience working with students from ages 6-11 as I was a CSI Instructor through Boys and Girls Club Canada. I independently ran a classroom while guiding and assessing students on their academic standing. I modified my lesson plans to better accommodate diverse needs, all while making it a fun summer program! I believe learning should be fun and there is always room for mistakes, that’s how we improve! I strongly consider reading and writing a key component not only in education, but in daily life as it’s transferable into everything we do. I grew up speaking three languages and I believe that bilingualism is such an important skill to have. I grew up as a French Immersion student myself, and It has brought me numerous opportunities both professionally and socially. In my spare time, I love doing Portuguese cultural dancing for Folklorama, reading, walking my dog and spending time with friends and family!