JENNY C.
Jenny is a motivated, career-oriented, and organized individual originally from Shanghai. Growing up with two younger sisters, Jenny developed patience, responsibility, and a natural ability to work with kids. She has a unique and multicultural background as she attended an international school in Shanghai from primary through secondary. Jenny is very familiar with the IB Program as she took MYP and DP, graduating at the top of her class with an IB score of 44/45. During the DP program, she specialized in Higher Level English, Economics, and Business Management. Jenny has lived in Toronto for four years, and she is currently in her last semester of undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto, where she double majors in Economics, focused on Data Analytics, and Public Policy. The majority of her coursework is in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, data analytics, computer programming, and policy. Jenny also has a creative side as she is very passionate about fashion. Outside of school, she works on fashion styling projects, which require strong communication, organization, and innovation. Professionally, Jenny has completed two summer internships in the luxury and fashion industry. During her free time, Jenny enjoys cooking, workout classes, and spending time with her friends and family.
RAHMAN S.
As a highly qualified educator and professional accountant, Rahman holds the prestigious designations CPA CMA (Ontario), ACMA (UK), and CGMA (USA). He also holds a Master of Business Administration in Financial Services (UK) and a Bachelor of Business Administration (UK), along with a thesis-based research Master’s degree in Toronto (Master of Science in Management in Accounting). With over a decade of teaching experience at prominent institutions such as Seneca, George Brown, and Conestoga colleges, Rahman specializes in financial accounting, management accounting, taxation (personal and corporate), and financial management.
Rahman’s teaching philosophy emphasizes helping students learn rather than just teaching them. His key strength lies in understanding the unique learning needs of individual students and tailoring lessons to suit their distinct styles. This personalized approach ensures students develop a deep understanding of the material in ways that resonate with them.
Rahman’s corporate experience in London, New York, and Toronto adds a practical dimension to his teaching. Known for his ability to explain complex concepts with clarity, Rahman excels at customizing lessons to meet diverse learning needs. His unique blend of academic excellence, professional experience, and personalized teaching makes him an ideal tutor to support your child’s educational journey. The following is one of many comments students have made about his teaching:
“The instructor was very nice. He had a strong grasp of the subjects and explained each topic with examples, making complex questions easy to understand.”
As a parent himself, Rahman understands the pursuit of every parent to provide their child with the best educational support. In his spare time, he enjoys teaching his own children topics their tutors find challenging to explain, further showcasing his ability to simplify complex concepts and make learning enjoyable.
Griffin W.
Born and raised in Montreal, Griffin recently graduated from the Institute of European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies at Carleton University. Prior to his two years in Ottawa, he completed his Bachelor of Arts degree at McGill University in 2022. During his time at Carleton, he was a teaching assistant, tasked with grading essays and exams, organizing and running discussion groups, and teaching lessons. These experiences, as both successful student and successful teaching assistant provided him with the knowledge of how young students can best succeed from both sides of the teacher-student perspective.
From an early age, Griffin had a passion for history and politics, even attempting to memorize the list of Canadian Prime Ministers in first grade. This passion eventually led him to double major in History and Political Science at McGill. At John Abbott College and McGill, his broad curiosity regarding historical and political events, along with new encounters with political theory and political economy, developed into a particular focus on the Soviet Union, which would come to serve as the foundation of his master’s thesis.
Outside of his academic pursuits, he is an avid hockey player and fan. A lifelong skater and dedicated supporter of the Boston Bruins, his other sporting interests include the NFL’s New England Patriots, the PWHL’s Montreal Victoire, and the CFL’s Montreal Alouettes.
When he’s not reading history, attending an Als game, or on the ice, Griffin can often be found at the movie theatre or staying up late into the night watching and analyzing live election coverage, both domestic and international.
Zoya
Zoya is a dedicated educator with a passion for inspiring young minds. She is currently pursuing a PhD degree (Management) in Canada and holds a master’s and a bachelor’s degree in commerce from abroad.
With a teaching philosophy rooted in impactful and transformative learning, Zoya strives to create a supportive and dynamic classroom environment where students are encouraged to develop their critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills. She believes that every student is unique and adapts her teaching strategies to meet the diverse needs of her learners, ensuring that both slow and advanced learners can excel.
Zoya emphasizes practical learning by incorporating real-life examples, case studies, and experiential activities to help students understand how theoretical concepts apply to real-world scenarios. She is committed to fostering a positive student-teacher relationship, encouraging students to express their perspectives and ideas freely, and building a strong foundation for their future academic and personal growth.
As a lifelong learner herself, Zoya values self-improvement and actively seeks feedback to enhance her teaching practices, ensuring she provides the most current and relevant knowledge to her students. Above all, she is passionate about empowering students to reach their full potential and preparing them for a successful future.
Boris G.
Boris G. combines industrial work as a quantitative data analyst, with part-time statistics teaching. He has a Ph.D. in Statistics from the University of Toronto, an MS in Statistics from the University of Western Ontario, an MA in Economics from Simon Fraser University, and a BBA in Finance (minor in math) from Simon Fraser University. He continues his research in time series and prepares for the first level of the Financial Risk Management exam.
Ken L.
Ken earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Purdue University. He went to a well-known university in Shanghai when he was 15 years old. Ken has more than 30 years of college math teaching experience. He has great patience tutoring any type of student, and he always tries to find ways to relate math to real world situations. He is knowledgeable in a wide range of subjects. Recently, he began tutoring a college student in economics. His personal life experience shows that he is a fighter and a very kind person. He places great importance on the people he connects with. Once a shy boy during college, now he can talk to anyone. Ken wants to make a very positive impact on anyone he tutors.
Carol K.
Carol Kato graduated from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, with a double major in Psychology and Diversity Studies. During her time in school, she worked as a tutor and mentor to grade school children aged 4 to 13. Carol has a passion for understanding how the human brain develops, which has sparked her interest in how children retain information through play and storytelling. She has worked with children from diverse backgrounds and cultures and speaks three languages: English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Carol knows that many children struggle with certain subjects not because they are incapable of understanding the information, but because that information sometimes needs to be broken down step by step, in a playful manner, to improve memory retention and understanding.
In addition to her work with children, Carol loves shopping, traveling, eating, drinking tea, and spending time with her friends and family. Her family consists of her husband, their 3-year-old son, and their beloved dogs, Tina and Brady.
DENICE H.
With a passion for mathematics and a commitment to student success, Denice has taught a variety of courses including AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB & BC, AP Precalculus, Geometry, Algebra, Finance, and Economics, over her distinguished 24 years as a high school Mathematics Instructor on Long Island. Her teaching philosophy centers on utilizing multisensory techniques to enhance understanding and engagement, catering to diverse learning styles. She creates a supportive and interactive environment where students feel empowered to explore mathematical concepts and develop critical thinking skills.
Over the years, Denice has consistently achieved outstanding results in AP exams and NYS Mathematics Regents Exams, helping students not only excel academically, but also develop a deep appreciation for the subject. She is exceptionally qualified to help students excel in NYS Regents exams due to the fact that she works as an Educational Specialist for the NYS Board of Education, helping to create Math Regents Exams.
She also enjoys exploring real-world applications of mathematics and integrating technology to make learning more dynamic. Mrs. Halpern is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of mathematicians and problem solvers!
JULIO L.
Julio is passionate for learning, teaching, and believes we should work with the students inner strengthens. He has experience working with K12 and post-secondary students in Math, Science and Social Studies. He is an ally of inclusive, anti-racist, 2slgbtqia+ and neurodivergent friendly and FUN education!
DUSTIN N.
Dedicated and experienced professional seeking to help students reach their full potential. I bring 7 years of experience in teaching/coaching students.