SYLVIA L.

I am a passionate academic tutor committed to helping students excel in their studies and build confidence.

At the Academy for Mathematics & English, I provided personalized support through one-on-one and small-group sessions, fostering understanding and academic growth.

At Columbia International College, I guided senior students in math, science, and business courses, assisting them in mastering course material and using digital tools effectively.

With volunteer experience in teaching English as a Second Language and experience as a teaching assistant, I excel in curriculum design, lesson planning, and personalized instruction. My dedication to tailored teaching and open communication ensures the students perpetrate meaningful progress in their academic journey.

Eduardo R.

Eduardo is an experienced and versatile tutor who brings both academic depth and real-world insight to every session. With an Honours BA in Economics from Brock University (where he graduated first in his class), a Master’s from Western University, and doctoral-level coursework at McGill, he has supported students across a wide range of subjects—including economics, business, accounting, mathematics (from algebra to calculus), and Spanish, his native language. He’s worked with learners from high school through to the master’s level, always adapting his approach to meet students needs and understanding where they are in their learning journey.

Over the years, Eduardo has served as a teaching assistant and lecturer at Brock, Western, and McGill, and currently works as a Manager in EY Canada’s Economic Advisory group. His teaching philosophy emphasizes clarity, curiosity, and critical thinking—encouraging students to explore the deeper meaning behind concepts and understand how ideas connect across disciplines. His approach is thoughtful and flexible, with an eye toward building confidence and long-term learning.

Outside of tutoring, Eduardo can be found cheering on Real Madrid, playing in local baseball and soccer leagues, traveling with his fiancée, or playing FIFA/EAFC. He believes that when students feel comfortable asking questions and digging into the “why,” learning becomes both meaningful and memorable.

YASHAR E-I.

Yashar has over 10 years of experience tutoring all sciences and math courses under the Ontario curriculum to students from Gr. 9-12. He grew up in Richmond Hill, pursuing an undergraduate honours degree in Chemistry from York University. His passion for learning chemistry during his undergraduate career led him to pursue a Master of Science degree in Atmospheric Chemistry, from which he graduated in March 2025. As a graduate student, Yashar was a teaching assistant (i.e., marker and led tutorials and labs) for over 300 students in first-, second-, and third-year undergraduate chemistry courses, including Introduction to Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Advanced Analytical Chemistry. His research was sponsored internationally by NASA and NOAA, where he spent several months as a research-exchange student at NOAA headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Yashar learned early during his educational career that the best method to master any material was to teach it to his peers and colleagues, developing a passion for teaching and mentoring students to achieve their academic goals. After teaching more than 60 high school students as a tutor, Yashar has developed a strong sense of various teaching styles for his students, ensuring that high school students gain the confidence they need to pursue their academic goals. Apart from tutoring science and math to students, Yash enjoys being a mentor to many of his students, guiding them to pursue their own undergraduate careers in STEM fields.

Michelle H.

Michelle is a teacher candidate at Queen’s University in the Concurrent Education program, working toward her Bachelor of Education (Intermediate/Senior) and Honours Bachelor of Science in Physics and Biology. She has completed student teaching placements in both Montessori and high school classrooms and has experience creating/teaching lesson plans and classroom management for students aged 5-14 through her work as a summer camp teacher.

A lifelong educator and learner at heart, she has been tutoring since high school, where she tutored peers through the homework club and founded an origami club to teach origami to others.

DR. A. RAHNAMA

Dr. A. Rahnama is a passionate mathematics educator with over 20 years of teaching experience at the high school, college, and university levels. He holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics and a Master’s in Computer Science, allowing him to provide deep insight into various mathematical topics, including Advanced Functions, Algebra, Calculus, Probability, Linear Algebra, and Statistics. Dr. Rahnama believes that mathematics is not just about solving problems but about building strong analytical skills that empower students in their academic and professional journeys.

His teaching methodology is centered around simplifying complex concepts, breaking down problems into small, manageable steps, and providing clear, structured explanations with real-world examples. He ensures that students develop confidence in their mathematical abilities by reinforcing concepts through step-by-step problem-solving. Dr. Rahnama has also taught applied math courses in data science, integrating practical applications to make learning more engaging. Whether preparing for exams or tackling challenging coursework, he creates a supportive learning environment where students feel encouraged and motivated to succeed.

In his spare time, Dr. Rahnama enjoys exploring innovative teaching strategies and mentoring students in research projects. He finds great fulfillment in helping students develop a strong foundation in mathematics while gaining the confidence to tackle even the most challenging problems.

Abu C.

Dr. Abu O. C. is an experienced teacher. He was born in Bangladesh and completed Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Civil Engineering there. Dr. Chowdhury also completed Master of Engineering Science (M.E.Sc.) and Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering in Canada. He has been passionate about teaching since the start of his B.Sc. program and started teaching students during his M.E.Sc. program. Later on, Dr. Chowdhury tutored elementary and high school students and taught undergraduate students as a Lecturer in Civil Engineering. Teaching has developed his interest in science. He ran a creative workshop during his work as a lecturer at university where he helped students work on innovative projects. Dr. Chowdhury also helped elementary school student prepare poster on carbon footprint. He worked one-on-one with students ranging from 5 years through university. Dr. Chowdhury has improved their understanding, analytical skills, and creative thinking. He fulfilled students’ expectations engaging themselves in an effective learning environment. Dr. Chowdhury has been open to follow new techniques to work with students and consider them invaluable.

Dr. Chowdhury graduated from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka with a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Civil Engineering. He also graduated from Western University with a Master of Engineering Science in Civil Engineering. Dr. Chowdhury worked as a teaching assistant there. He tutored elementary and high school students mathematics, physics, chemistry, data management, vectors, and advanced functions and University of Toronto, Toronto Metropolitan University, Western University, Carleton University, and University of British Columbia students mechanics, structural analysis, electrical circuits, calculus, and business statistics and mathematics. Dr. Chowdhury worked as a Lecturer in Civil Engineering at Southern University Bangladesh, Chattogram. He graduated from the University of British Columbia (Okanagan) with a Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering. Dr. Chowdhury also worked as a teaching assistant there. His extensive experiences have helped students culminating in their careers.

Dr. Chowdhury tutors students in a one-on-one interactive learning environment which helps themselves grow interests in the subject matters. He believes that they can build up their confidence and skills through effective engagement. Dr. Chowdhury also likes sports, travel, spending time with his family and friends, and reading.

Shafkat A.

Shafkat has a PhD and Masters degree in Economics from York University where he is also currently teaching. He has more than 20 years of teaching and tutoring experience in Canada. Students find him helpful and supportive and attentive to their needs. He is proficient in Math and Economics which he teaches with commitment and expertise. He believes is fostering student’s understanding and helping them excel in their academic endeavors.
He lives in Toronto. In his spare time he likes to listen to classical music and is an avid chess player.

Freddie E.

Freddie holds a degree in Mechatronics Engineering and has extensive experience in mathematics and physics tutoring. With a strong academic background in engineering, Freddie has developed a deep understanding of complex scientific and mathematical concepts, problem-solving techniques, and their practical applications.

Beyond his technical expertise, Freddie is passionate about teaching and has worked in various educational roles. He has experience as a teaching assistant at Cawthra High School, where he provided individualized support to students, ensuring comprehension and confidence in their learning. He has also trained new employees in professional settings, emphasizing clear communication and step-by-step instruction.

Currently, Freddie works as a tutor, specializing in high school math and science, including physics, chemistry, and biology. He adapts his teaching approach to suit different learning styles, creating an engaging and supportive environment that fosters both understanding and academic confidence.

In addition to tutoring, Freddie volunteers with the Start2Finish Running and Reading Club, mentoring young students in academics and physical activities. Their dedication to education and mentorship makes them an effective and inspiring tutor, committed to helping students reach their full potential.

Payman J.

Payman has a Ph.D. in Tectonophysics from the University of Toronto, a 1st class honour bachelor’s degree in Geophysics from the University of Calgary, a Master of Science in Medical Physics, and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics.

His Ph.D. research was on improving earthquake detection using computer vision algorithms. He has over 20 years of teaching experience in the science, engineering, and environmental fields and currently teaches at Humber, Mohawk, and Sheridan Colleges. He has also worked in the industry as a data scientist, but his passion is teaching. Payman’s teaching style focuses on developing intellectual confidence in his students by guiding them through systematic problem-solving approaches.

He is an avid road cyclist and mountain biker, has raced ultra marathons for 14 years in Canada and Europe, and is a former climber.

Amir M.

Amir is a passionate educator with extensive experience tutoring high school, university, and MCAT sciences, including biology, chemistry, and physics, as well as mathematics courses such as advanced functions and calculus. With a strong academic background in biomedical sciences and a 3.96 GPA from Toronto Metropolitan University, he excels at breaking down complex scientific and mathematical concepts into engaging, easy-to-understand lessons. Amir has worked with students from diverse backgrounds, designing personalized study plans, practice exams, and interactive sessions tailored to individual learning styles. His teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and building confidence, ensuring students develop a strong foundation in both the sciences and mathematics. Fluent in English and Farsi, Amir is dedicated to creating a supportive and motivating learning environment that empowers students to reach their full potential. Outside of tutoring, he enjoys powerlifting, exploring new research topics, and mentoring students to help them achieve their academic and career goals.