Mansargun K.

Mansargun is an Ivey MBA graduate from Western University and an Aerospace Engineer from IIT Kanpur. She is joining a leading consulting firm as a Senior Consultant in June 2026 and brings 5+ years of tutoring and coaching experience to her students.
Her teaching style focuses on problem-solving tips and shortcuts so students never have to rely on rote memorization. She breaks down core concepts in an intuitive way, helping students truly understand the “why” behind the material. So they never go blank in an exam again. She has supported students across engineering math, calculus, physics, intro computer science (Python, SQL), MBA-level finance, accounting, and economics, as well as standardized tests including the GRE (332/340), TOEFL (119/120), CELPIP (12/12), and GMAT Quant. She also tutors Ontario high school math and physics.
Outside of academics, Mansargun is a theatre artist and a builder at heart. An engineer who loves business. She has directed award-winning plays, co-founded a fashion venture, and helped scale a tech product from 600 to 10 million users. She brings the same curiosity and energy to every tutoring session.

Pratik B.

Pratik is a PhD Physics candidate at Western University with a strong background in mathematics, physics, computational modelling, and data analysis. He has several years of experience teaching and mentoring undergraduate and postgraduate students, helping them build confidence in problem-solving, analytical thinking, and academic success. Pratik specializes in mathematics and physics at the high school and university levels, including subjects such as calculus, linear algebra, statistics, mechanics, and advanced physics.
Through his academic and research career, Pratik has worked extensively on computational and scientific projects involving materials science, machine learning, and quantitative analysis. His teaching approach focuses on creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and developing a strong understanding of difficult concepts. He believes that every student learns differently and enjoys adapting lessons to fit each student’s learning style and goals.
Beyond tutoring and research, Pratik enjoys exploring developments in technology, finance, and scientific computing. He is passionate about inspiring curiosity in his students and helping them develop both confidence and a genuine appreciation for mathematics and physics.

Berk Y.

Berk is a 3rd-year PhD candidate in mechanical engineering at Western University. He has experience in working as a teaching assistant for fluid mechanics and heat transfer courses. He can tutor for fundamental engineering courses such as calculus and physics.

ANTHONY T.

Tony is a recent graduate from Toronto Metropolitan University, where he earned an undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering with high honours. During his time there, he was also a varsity volleyball player and team captain, developing strong leadership, communication, and time management skills.

With over 100 hours of tutoring and mentoring experience, he is passionate about helping students build confidence and truly understanding material, not just memorizing it. He takes a patient and approachable style, tailoring his support to each student’s learning needs and goals.

Originally from Ottawa, he has been living in Toronto for the past five years while completing his studies. He is pursuing a masters in Biomedical Engineering and is excited to continue growing both academically and professionally.

Outside of tutoring, he enjoys staying active through sports and maintaining a balanced, disciplined lifestyle.

Mahraeel T.

Mahraeel is an experienced tutor currently pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University. She holds a Specialized Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Science from York University. She brings notable experience in tutoring high school students in various STEM subjects. Outside of her professional life, Mahraeel enjoys reading mystery novels and spending quality time with her family.

MICHELLE W.

Michelle is an Ontario-Certified Teacher (transitional certificate) with a Master of Teaching from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. Prior to her transition into education, she graduated from Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto and worked in the manufacturing sector, where she is still active part-time.
Michelle has experience teaching language, mathematics, and science at the Junior / Intermediate level, and has a strong background in the senior math and science courses. She has worked in diverse classrooms, supporting students with a wide range of learning needs. She is passionate about STEM education and hopes to inspire and help her students build confidence and academic success.
Michelle has also volunteered for Camp Engies, a weekend camp for girls grade 4-8, where students explore various hands-on engineering related activities and design challenges. In her spare time, Michelle loves to knit, practice yoga and mindfulness, and read.

Ti’Air C-R.

Ti’Air, PhD is a neural engineering researcher and STEM educator who just recently became the first Black Biomedical Engineering PhD recipient from MSU. She received her bachelors in Biomedical Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2011, also becoming the first black undergraduate student to receive a bachelors in science in BME from OSU, and proceeded to earn a master’s from the University of Cincinnati in 2013. Beginning her PhD at Purdue in 2014, she transferred to Michigan State in January 2019. Her research focus is integrating tissue engineering with implantable electrodes to tune immune response in the brain, in the REIL lab under the direction of Dr. Erin Purcell. She is a co-founder for Black In Neuro, serves as the Academia Chair for the Health Innovations special interest group of the National Society of Black Engineers, is a local organizer for Com Sci Con MI, and is in the speaker’s bureau for the Rape And Incest National Network. She has also served in the community under her platforms of sexual assault awareness and exposing underrepresented students to STEM as Miss Indiana United States 2015 and has received awards for her Social Justice in 2016 and Humanitarianism in 2018. She was named a fellow in the Society for Neuroscience from 2016 – 2018 and is also a NIH F99/K00 fellowship awardee. She completed her postdoc at Case Western Reserve University and her second at Yale University. She has vast experience with neurodegeneration, brain computer interfaces research and is interested in the ethical implications of neurotechnology.

ALEX V. K.

Alex has been tutoring since he was in high school, participating in after-school peer tutoring. This continued throughout his B.Eng. in Mechatronics Engineering at McMaster University where he developed proficiencies across many STEM subjects areas such as math, physics, computer science, data science, and the principles of applying these subjects in engineering design. He also, has extensive experience preparing students for the SAT examination. Alex has taught a wide range of students from kindergarten to undergraduates, and is excited to continue sharing his passion for STEM subjects with his students!

Edwin D.

My name is Edwin, and I’m excited to support you in mastering Math and Science. I hold a doctorate in Chemistry from the University of Central Florida, along with graduate degrees in Education, giving me both deep technical expertise and a strong foundation in effective teaching. I have several years of experience tutoring students at both the high school and college levels, including AP Chemistry, general science, and SAT math, as well as advanced subjects like Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Biochemistry. As a former Graduate Teaching Assistant and current senior scientist, I bring real-world applications into every session, helping students not just memorize concepts but truly understand them. My teaching style focuses on clarity, patience, and building confidence. Whether you’re trying to improve your grades, prepare for SAT or an exam, or strengthen your foundation, I tailor each session to your goals and learning style. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy staying active through weightlifting, pickleball, and salsa dancing. I look forward to helping you achieve your academic goals and making science feel approachable and engaging along the way!

Shivank M.

Shivank holds a PhD in Structural Engineering from Western University and is currently working as a Postdoctoral Fellow. He is passionate about helping students build confidence and succeed in mathematics, physics, and engineering-related subjects. With several years of experience in tutoring, teaching assistantships, and academic mentoring, Shivank has supported students by making challenging concepts feel more approachable and easier to understand. He is known for his patient, encouraging teaching style and for adapting each lesson to match a student’s individual pace, needs, and goals. With his strong background in engineering, applied mathematics, and problem-solving, he helps students not only improve their grades, but also develop the confidence and skills they need to become more independent learners. Beyond academics, Shivank has also taken on leadership and service roles as a Committee Member on the SOGS Health Plan Committee, a SOGS Councillor, and a judge at academic and student competitions, reflecting his commitment to mentorship and student growth. He believes that with the right support, encouragement, and a positive learning environment, every student can reach their full potential. Outside of tutoring and research, Shivank enjoys travelling and cooking.