Chris K.
Chris is an Ontario Certified Teacher with a diverse background in education, student support, and leadership. He has experience working with students across a range of learning needs, with a particular focus on literacy development, organization, and developing strong academic habits in both private and public school settings.
In addition to his professional experience, Chris has volunteered extensively with youth in academic and community settings. He previously served on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Safe School Network, where he contributed to initiatives focused on student safety, well-being, and positive school environments. These experiences have strengthened his ability to connect with students and support their academic and personal growth.
He works with students from elementary through Grade 10, providing targeted support in literacy, math, study skills, and overall academic development. Chris takes a structured yet adaptable approach, tailoring each session to meet individual needs while helping students build confidence, independence, and lasting learning strategies for success inside and outside the classroom.
Ethan S.
Ethan S. is a third-year student at the Ivey Business School. He completed his first two years in the BMOS–Finance program with a 4.0 GPA, building a strong foundation in analytical thinking and problem solving. Over the past few years, he has worked as a tutor helping high school students in math and science, focusing on adapting lessons to each student’s unique learning style and helping them build confidence in the material. This summer, Ethan will be working as a Financial Analyst at Magna International. Outside of school and tutoring, Ethan enjoys staying active at the gym, playing golf, following Formula 1, managing fantasy football, and spending time with friends and family.
Ariel L.
Ariel is a highly accomplished STEM educator with an advanced academic background and a passion for helping students succeed in challenging subjects. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science and is currently completing her Ph.D. in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Texas at San Antonio, where her research focuses on cutting-edge topics in cancer immunology and cellular biology.
Ariel specializes in middle school, high school, and early college-level math and science, bringing both academic depth and real-world scientific experience to every session. Her areas of expertise include:
- Mathematics: Pre-Algebra, Algebra I & II, Middle School Math, Trigonometry, Statistics, and foundational math skills
- Science: Biology (including AP Biology), Chemistry (including AP and Organic Chemistry), Anatomy, Cell Biology, Genetics, Pathophysiology, Physical Science, and Nutrition
- College-Level Coursework: BIOL 111, BIOL 112, BIOL 213, BICH 1, CHEM 119, CHEM 120, and OCHEM 1
- Academic Support & Skills: Study strategies, Regents and exam prep, data interpretation, and tools such as Excel, Google Docs/Slides, and Microsoft Office
Her background also includes clinical and laboratory experience as a certified Medical Laboratory Scientist and Medical Assistant, giving her a unique ability to connect academic concepts to real-world applications in medicine and research.
In addition to her research, Ariel has experience teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students through one-on-one instruction, classroom support, and STEM outreach programs. She is especially skilled at helping students who feel overwhelmed by math and science by breaking complex material into clear, manageable steps.
Ariel believes that every student can succeed with the right structure, encouragement, and approach. She creates a supportive, judgment-free learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, building problem-solving skills, and gaining confidence. Her focus is not only on improving grades and test performance, but also on developing lasting academic habits and independent learning skills.
Families value Ariel’s rare combination of PhD-level expertise, real research experience, and a patient, approachable teaching style that makes even the most difficult STEM concepts accessible and engaging.
Aaron O.
Aaron is an award-winning educator and instructional leader with nine years of experience teaching social studies at both the middle and high school levels. He currently teaches U.S. History and serves as the Social Studies Department Head, where he leads curriculum development, mentors fellow teachers, and helps drive academic success across his campus.
Aaron earned his Bachelor of Arts in History from Texas State University and holds a Texas teaching certification in History (7–12). He has been recognized for his excellence in education as the 2021–2022 Distinguished Educator of the Year for both Kirby Middle School and all secondary schools within Judson ISD—an honor that reflects his strong impact on student achievement, instructional leadership, and school community engagement.
Known for bringing history to life, Aaron uses storytelling and real-world connections to help students move beyond memorization and truly understand the significance of historical events. His students have consistently achieved high levels of success, including a 95% passing rate on the STAAR exam. He also specializes in Geography, World History, and Social Studies, and supports students with STAAR test preparation, study skills, and academic organization using tools such as Google Docs and Google Slides.
Aaron is deeply committed to creating meaningful learning experiences. He has organized student trips to Washington, D.C., allowing students to experience history firsthand, and has served in leadership roles including Student Council sponsor and athletic coach, further strengthening his ability to connect with and motivate students.
Families appreciate Aaron’s engaging teaching style, strong leadership background, and ability to make learning both enjoyable and impactful. His goal is to help students build confidence, think critically, and develop a lasting appreciation for history.
Outside of the classroom, Aaron enjoys traveling, exploring historic sites, spending time with his fiancé, and relaxing with their four dogs.
Laetitia
Laetitia has a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from the University of Montreal, a Bachelor degree in psychology from Concordia University, and is currently working in Operations at the Canadian Center for Architecture.
She has worked as the Director of the French program in a well-known tutoring center for two years and has been giving private lessons (french) to elementary, high school, cegep and adult students for over 8 years.
Laetitia loves helping students gain confidence in their ability to complete their work.
Savannah P.
Savannah is a dedicated ABA therapist who recently graduated from the Developmental Service Worker program at Centennial College. She has always had a natural passion for working with children, which was shaped early on through her experiences growing up as the oldest in her family and supporting younger relatives, including those with diverse learning needs and disabilities.
Her personal experiences have deeply influenced her commitment to this field, including supporting a close family member with a hearing impairment. These experiences have strengthened her understanding of the importance of individualized support and inclusive care.
Savannah is passionate about helping children grow, develop meaningful skills, and build confidence. She finds the most fulfillment in seeing the progress and positive changes in the lives of the individuals she works with, whether through her own support or as part of a collaborative team. Her approach is compassionate, patient, and focused on supporting each child’s unique journey.
Carrie F.
Carrie is a highly experienced educator with more than 15 years of experience supporting students from diverse academic, cultural, and language backgrounds. She holds a Master of Arts in Multicultural Education from California State University, Sacramento, and a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Communication from Bob Jones University. Carrie is also a certified Texas educator with certifications in EC–6 ESL, ELAR (4–8), and Speech (4–12).
Carrie’s teaching career has spanned multiple states, beginning after graduate school in California and continuing in Texas, where she has served in a variety of roles including ELAR classroom teacher, emergent bilingual tutor, adult ESL instructor, and private academic tutor. She has extensive experience working with elementary students (K–5), as well as supporting reading, writing, and language development at all levels. She also specializes in college essay writing and helping students clearly express their ideas with confidence.
Throughout her career, Carrie has demonstrated a strong ability to develop personalized learning plans, implement effective instructional strategies, and support students with a wide range of learning needs, including English language learners. She is known for her strong communication skills and her ability to build meaningful relationships with students and families, creating a supportive environment where students feel encouraged to grow and succeed.
Carrie believes that engaging students through their natural curiosity and individual interests is key to building both confidence and academic success. She is passionate about helping students strengthen their skills, develop effective study habits, and take ownership of their learning.
Outside of education, Carrie enjoys teaching yoga, thrifting, traveling, and spending time exploring new experiences.
Amanda D.
Amanda is a dedicated and compassionate tutor with a strong passion for helping students develop confidence and success in reading. She specializes in working with beginning and struggling readers, believing that strong early literacy skills are the foundation for lifelong learning.
A United States Marine Corps veteran, Amanda brings structure, adaptability, and perseverance to her teaching. She holds undergraduate degrees in History and Political Science and is currently working toward her teaching credential and Master of Education (M.Ed.). Her academic background allows her to support students with strong critical-thinking skills while maintaining clear, developmentally appropriate instruction.
Amanda creates a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel safe to take risks and grow. She focuses on key literacy skills including phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, fluency, and comprehension. Amanda enjoys innovation and actively applies creative, research-based strategies to make learning engaging and effective. She is especially passionate about helping students who feel discouraged by reading rediscover confidence and believe in their ability to succeed.
Julien M.
Born and raised in France, Julien M. is a passionate educator with over 20 years of experience teaching English in France and French in the United States. Helping students build confidence and feel at ease speaking a foreign language is at the heart of his teaching. With a background as a trained actor, Julien uses expression techniques to make learning natural, interactive, and engaging. A lifelong language lover, he speaks Spanish and Italian—and wishes he remembered more of the German he studied at university. He believes that learning a new language is not only a way to explore other cultures, but also a powerful tool for better understanding your own culture—and yourself. Every tutoring session is designed to be fun, supportive, and motivating—and yes, you’re already curious to meet him!
Hooria M.
Hooria is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Registered Behavior Analyst in Ontario with several years of experience supporting children with autism and developmental differences. She holds a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and has worked extensively with children and families across therapeutic and educational settings.
Hooria specializes in using evidence-based ABA strategies to help children develop communication, social, emotional, and daily living skills. She is passionate about creating supportive and individualized learning environments where children can build independence, confidence, and meaningful connections.
Throughout her career, Hooria has worked closely with families, educators, and multidisciplinary teams to design practical interventions that support children both at home and in school settings. She believes that collaboration with caregivers is essential for meaningful and lasting progress.
In addition to her clinical work, Hooria has experience supporting children during important developmental transitions, including entry into school. Her goal is to empower children and families with compassionate, research-based strategies that promote growth, learning, and long-term success.