Luca S.

Luca holds a Honours Bachelor of Arts in History and Geography and a Masters of Teaching from the University of Toronto. Furthermore, Luca has his specialist qualification in Primary/Junior Mathematics.

Luca is a tenured York Region teacher with seven years of teaching Junior/Intermediate experience. Here he has applied his education experience to become a leader in mathematics.

Luca has a balance approached and believes that learning should be a rewarding experience. He strives to optimize the learning experience by making learning tangible and applicable to students’ everyday lives.

 

Sofiya R.

Sofiya is a passionate and innovative educator. With multiple years experience teaching and tutoring primarily ESL students up to the secondary level, in Languages, Math and Social Sciences, Sofiya closely follows the Ontario revised curriculum. Sofiya attended the University of Waterloo for a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology major, with co-op’s in education across the globe that greatly fine-tuned her communication capabilities.

 

 

 

Morgan M.

Morgan holds a Bachelor of Applied Science of the University of Guelph and a Bachelor of Education from Wilfrid Laurier University. She also holds an OCT certification in the Primary/Junior divisions. Her aim as a tutor is to foster positive learning environments where students are provided with individualized support and empowered to build self-confidence and growth mindsets.

Rita S.

Rita holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Toronto with a double major in Criminology and Sociology, and a minor in Philosophy. She also obtained an ECE diploma from Seneca College. Rita is currently in her second year in the Masters of Child Study and Education program at OISE, leading to an OCT. Rita has experience working in a Montessori school and several other classroom settings in both the public and catholic school boards. Rita is especially passionate about helping students develop and strengthen their literacy skills. In her free time, Rita enjoys going on nature walks, trying new restaurants, and painting.

Katharine M.

Katharine is an accomplished educator with over a decade of teaching experience. Her educational journey has spanned from her early teaching days in England to her current role within the Toronto District School Board. Katharine possesses a solid academic background, including an Honours Bachelor of Arts and Science degree and a Bachelor of Education from Lakehead University. In addition to her foundational qualifications, she has earned specialized certifications in Special Education, English Language Learning (ELL), and Mathematics.

Katharine’s extensive knowledge and diverse teaching experiences reflect her unwavering commitment to fostering the growth and development of her students. With over 12 years of tutoring experience across a wide range of subjects, she excels in delivering tailored instruction.

Beyond her dedication to teaching, Katharine finds joy in various activities. She enjoys coding, walking her dog Konan, and reading.

 

 

 

 

 

Heidi T.

Heidi has a Bachelor of Arts degree (with distinction) in Early Childhoods Studies from Toronto Meteopolitan University and Bachelor of Education degree (with distinction) from York University. After graduating, she went back to York University to do her additional qualifications in Special Education, Intermediate Mathematics, and Senior First Nations, Mètis and Inuit Studies.

She has always had a passion for teaching children and has over 10 years of experience as a private tutor. Heidi has helped students with knowledge gaps in math and has helped students improve their reading levels. She is currently teaching elementary and middle schools in the Toronto District School Board. As a special resource teacher this year, Heidi has been supporting students one-on-one and in small groups for all subjects.

 

 

 

 

Suzanna N.

Suzanna’s journey as an educator started after completing the Toronto Metropolitan (previously known as Ryerson) University’s Early Childhood Education program ECE in 2012. She subsequently completed my Bachelor of Education in the Primary/Junior
division at York University in 2012. Since obtaining her university training, has been highly motivated in working with students at the primary junior level, and after working as an ECE for several years, in 2017 she became an occasional teacher for the Toronto District School Board. Since then, She has completed a series of LTOs ranging from kindergarten to grade 5 in various schools in Toronto. She has also completed a series of additional qualification courses pertaining to teaching both in special education and mathematics. She is currently on the “eligible to hire” list for the Toronto District School Board and is actively pursuing a permanent position as a full-time teacher at the Primary/ Junior level.

 

 

Andrew G.

Andrew is a certified OCT teacher with ten years of experience teaching in both French and English. He has taught full-time in public schools within the Toronto District School Board and the Peel District School Board for the last ten years.
Andrew is highly motivated, creative, and engaging teacher. Andrew has taught Performing Arts in French as a French Immersion Performing Arts Toronto District School Board teacher to over two hundred students in Kindergarten to Grade 5. Having taught the Performing Arts in French gives Andrew a unique perspective on French language acquisition. Students love to read, speak, and perform in French plays given the opportunity.
Andrew is currently a French Immersion Health and Physical Education teacher who teaches over two hundred students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 in the Toronto District School Board. While balancing coaching multiple sports teams, he has also led student council initiatives as well as organized assemblies for his current and past schools in both English and French. When leading student council initiatives or organizing school-wide assemblies, Andrew’s main goal is to prioritizing student voice and student engagement.
Andrew describes his main goal in teaching students is to increase their achievement in the areas of their learning. When teaching French, Andrew actively plans to individualize each student’s learning plan to acquire French language skills. Co-created goals have been proven to increase student engagement and achievement acquiring new skills and abilities. Andrew describes everyday being an opportunity to promote French language while individualizing French Health lessons and encouraging all of his students to achieve their goals.

 

 

 

 

Brianna M.

Brianna is currently pursuing a Masters in Teaching from University of Toronto’s OISE program. She completed her undergraduate degree in French studies with a minor in English, graduating with honours and a certificate of bilingualism. She enjoys working with children and incorporates fun into learning! With experience working at the YMCA’s before and after program as a team lead, as well as working full day kindergarten, Brianna feels well equipped to enhance the learning experience of any child from any learning background. She is organized, patient, and always willing to find another way around any problem. Brianna enjoys music, literature, and making new friends! She is determined to make a change in the educational system and help children feel that they are safe to ask any question. Her teaching style is inquiry-based and driven by a desire to make learning accessible and exciting.

 

 

Zierah S.

Zierah has completed her undergrad in Child and Youth Work at York University and is currently working toward her Bachelor of Education. She is also working as an Educational Assistant for the York Catholic District School board where she assists children and youth with special education needs in developing social and learning skills.

Zierah has worked with various age groups and excels in creating individual supporting plans to improve child’s development and independence though learning. Through her work with children she has developed a passion for putting a smile on every child’s face!