Kylie S.
Kylie is an NYC-based tutor with nine years of experience working with students from 3rd grade through the undergraduate level. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Johns Hopkins University, where she served as a Teaching Assistant for undergraduate chemistry and public health courses, and she holds a Master of Health Sciences in Mental Health from Johns Hopkins. Her academic background informs her planned graduate training in clinical psychology, with a focus on child and adolescent development. Kylie completed the full International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme and is particularly familiar with the demands of AP and IB coursework. She provides individualized instruction in elementary and middle school math and reading, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, and Biology, and she supports students preparing for AP and IB exams as well as college applications and personal essays. Her teaching style emphasizes conceptual understanding, academic confidence, and tailored learning strategies that help students thrive in rigorous academic environments. Outside of tutoring, Kylie enjoys creating art, writing, and spending time with her rescue cat, Bear.
JACQUELINE L.
Jacqueline is an experienced tutor with a Ph.D. in Medical Biophysics from the University of Toronto. She has several years of experience tutoring Science, Math, and English to students from Grades 3 to 12, as well as high school Biology and Chemistry across both the OSSD and IB curricula. Jacqueline is passionate about teaching and helping students build confidence in their learning while developing independence in problem-solving.
An enthusiastic lifelong learner, she has studied music, French, Spanish, and German, giving her insight into the challenges of mastering new material and enabling her to teach students effective strategies for learning across disciplines. Outside of tutoring, Jacqueline is a dedicated piano teacher and piano teacher who enjoys making music and practicing languages in her spare time.
MEGAN F.
Megan is a dedicated mathematics educator with over two decades of experience teaching at both high school and university levels. She holds a Bachelor’s degree and two Master’s degrees in Mathematics, including a Master’s degree from Memorial University. In addition to her academic career, she brings professional experience in finance and data analysis, allowing her to connect mathematical theory to real-world applications.
Throughout her career, she has supported undergraduate students as a Teaching Assistant, authored a book in Calculus, and published a research paper in Graph Theory.
Megan believes that mathematics should be understood, not memorized. She focuses on building strong foundations, logical reasoning, and structured problem-solving skills. She sees teaching as a mutual journey, where students also have valuable insights to share—one of the reasons she truly loves teaching. She is committed to motivating her students and encouraging them to think logically and independently. To her, mathematics is the language of all sciences, and mastering it opens doors to deeper knowledge and opportunity. Known for her patient, structured, and results-driven approach, Megan builds not only mathematical skill but also confidence in every learner she works with.
Marcus C.
Marcus is an experienced education professional with more than a decade of service in the public school system. Over the course of his career, he has held a variety of roles including After-School Care Site Manager, Instructional Assistant, Classroom Teacher, and currently serves as a Special Education Coordinator and Campus Testing Coordinator. Marcus has worked with students across all grade levels, from elementary through high school, giving him a well-rounded understanding of student development and diverse learning needs.
Marcus earned both his Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and his Master’s degree in Special Education with a concentration as an Instructional Specialist from Texas A&M University–San Antonio. He currently holds Texas teaching certifications in Early Childhood through 12th Grade Special Education and 4th through 8th Grade Mathematics.
His passion for education began while working as an after-school program site manager and AVID tutor, where he regularly supported students in developing stronger math skills. Seeing students gain confidence after mastering a concept that once seemed difficult remains one of the most rewarding parts of his work and continues to inspire his dedication to teaching mathematics and supporting diverse learners.
Marcus firmly believes that every student has the potential to succeed when given the right support, encouragement, and instructional approach. He often reminds his students of a favorite line from the film Ratatouille: “Anyone can math.” This philosophy reflects his commitment to focusing on students’ strengths and helping them build the confidence needed to overcome academic challenges.
Outside of education, Marcus enjoys spending time with his family, making barbecue, and bowling.
Sandra P.
Sandra has her Masters in Education, Single Subject History Teaching, Technology, AI, Orton Gillingham Trained. She has a passion for helping students create & activate learning plans that support positive outcomes.
Magy D.
Magy is a 27-year-old high school math teacher who is passionate about helping students build confidence and success in mathematics. Originally from Sarasota, she now teaches in Manatee County, where she works with students across a range of high school math courses. With experience tutoring forstandardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and CLT, Magy understands the strategies students need to approach challenging problems with confidence. She has helped many students strengthen their skills in courses including Algebra, Geometry, and Precalculus. Magy also encourages students to use tools such as graphing calculators, online practice platforms, and other digital resources to explore mathematical ideas, check their reasoning, and deepen their understanding. Magy believes that every student can succeed in math with the right support and encouragement. Her tutoring style emphasizes patience, problem-solving strategies, and building a strong conceptual foundation so students can feel confident both in class and on exams. Outside of teaching, Magy enjoys reading and working on DIY projects in her free time.
SANA F.
Sana is a highly experienced educator and school leader with over 17 years of expertise in teaching and curriculum development across Cambridge and Pearson Ed excel qualifications. She brings a strong academic background and a passion for student success to her role as a tutor.
Sana holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) from Canterbury Christ Church University, UK, along with an MBA in Human Resource Management and a BS in Economics and Finance from the Institute of Business Management (IoBM), Karachi. She also holds B.Ed and M.Ed degrees from Allama Iqbal Open University.
Her professional certifications include:
Cambridge PDQ Program Leader for Educational Leadership and Teaching & Learning
CAIE Diploma in Teaching and Learning (Distinction)
Pearson Edexcel training in English as a Second Language and Economics
CAIE Senior Leaders’ Workshop on Understanding Impact
With a strong command of subjects such as English, Economics, Sociology, and Business Studies, Sana has consistently delivered excellent academic results, including a 95%+ student pass rate and regional top scores in Sociology. Her leadership roles have involved curriculum planning, mentoring educators, and leading school-wide academic improvement initiatives.
Sana is skilled in curriculum design, assessment strategies, education data analytics, and EdTech integration. She is proficient in Microsoft Office, Google Classroom, MS Teams, and other digital learning tools. Her soft skills include leadership, public speaking, strategic planning, and effective stakeholder communication.
Dedicated to fostering inclusive, engaging, and globally connected learning environments, Sana is committed to empowering students and enhancing educational outcomes through innovative and learner-centered teaching.
ASHLEY C.
Ashley is a teacher candidate at Lakehead University – she will be an Ontario Certified Teacher this spring when she completes her Bachelor of Education. Ashley teaches Primary & Junior grades and is competent with Math, Literacy, Science & Social Studies to G6 and Language to G8. Her Undergraduate degree is in History/Geography from the University of Western Ontario and she also tutors History & Geography at high school levels. Ashley has always known she wanted to be a teacher and has a passion for making students feel more confident in their abilities. She believes that by forming strong relationships with her students, she is better able to meet their academic needs. Outside the classroom, Ashley loves to travel, experience the outdoors, arts & crafts and spending time with her cats.
Richard F.
Richard F. is a STEM educator and, since 2023, a one-to-one learning specialist at Fusion Academy, a premier 1-to-1 private school in Malvern, PA. There, he delivers highly personalized instruction in math, science, and executive-function skills. He has extensive experience supporting neurodivergent learners, including those with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia.
Richard holds a biotechnology degree from Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ), where he won multiple scholarships and earned Deans List honors. He served as a teaching assistant for Ethics in Science under Julie Fagan and as a research assistant in social psychology under Stephen Kilianski and in biochemistry under William Belden. Before entering education, Richard worked as a scientist and engineer in the pharmaceutical and biomedical sector for companies including Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Sanofi, and Penn Medicine. Richard served as the Environmental Monitoring Program Lead for UPenn’s CRISPR immunotherapy laboratories under Carl June and Bruce Levine and supported the COVID-19 vaccine emergency release at Johnson & Johnson. He also completed Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training with Lockheed Martin and served as Vice President of Marketing and Communications for the Northern New Jersey Chapter of APICS.
Outside of the classroom, Richard is an award-winning competitive powerlifter and poker player. He has competed against some of the world’s top professional poker players on internationally viewed live-stream broadcasts, including Doug Polk’s The Lodge (2022), applying performance psychology, probability-based thinking, and disciplined decision-making to his teaching approach. He also plays piano and sings, having performed internationally and at Carnegie Hall on multiple occasions with the Nutley High School music program. Richard has appeared in several amateur high school and college stage productions including The Wiz, Pirates of Penzance, and Made in the Philippines. He has also appeared as a guest musician featured on Hong Kong’s Regal Airport social media channels.
Alessandra S.
Alessandra is a Teacher Candidate completing her first year of the Bachelors of Education program at Lakehead University. She holds an undergraduate degree in English Literature with a specialization in Education, providing her with a strong academic foundation in literary studies as well as a solid pedagogical foundation.
Alessandra is deeply committed to literacy education and believes that strong reading, writing, and communication skills are fundamental to student success across all subject areas and in everyday life. She views literacy not only as an academic skill, but as a tool for empowerment, critical thinking, and meaningful participation in society. Her goal is to support students in reaching their full academic potential while fostering confidence, independence, and a lifelong love of learning.
She understands that meaningful learning occurs when students are actively engaged and see relevance in what they are studying. As such, Alessandra prioritizes student-centered instruction, differentiated learning opportunities, and creative approaches that make complex concepts accessible and engaging. She strives to build supportive learning environments where students feel safe to take risks, ask questions, and grow.
In addition to her studies, Alessandra works as an Occasional Supply Teacher with the Durham Catholic District School Board. Through this role, she has gained valuable experience implementing the Ontario Curriculum across diverse classroom settings. She is committed to inclusive education and aims to ensure that instruction is accessible, equitable, and responsive to the different strengths and needs of all learners.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Alessandra enjoys listening to rock music, travelling, knitting sweaters, and ice skating. She has had two of her short stories published, and aspires to one day write and publish her own novel, continuing to cultivate and share her passion for storytelling and literature.