Brenna S.

Brenna S. decided to become a teacher in high school. During this time, she tutored friends who were at-risk of dropping out.

Armed with this powerful experience, Brenna began college at the University of Montana – Western, where she started writing curriculums that combined collaboration and communication techniques with project-based learning to help students better understand the content.

Benna continued her education at the University of Montana, where she became the campus coordinator for America Reads – America Counts, which included tutoring K-12 students every week.

Brenna completed a Bachelors of Mathematics Education at the University of Montana, with a minor in Theatre. During her time in Missoula, she worked for a summer school program, as a substitute teacher in a private school that focused on hands-on learning, and occasionally taught at one of the local public high schools.

Brenna loves guiding students in mathematics and language arts and focuses on how the concepts covered in each are relevant to daily life. She believes any student can achieve academic success, and that practice and perseverance are crucial to success in the classroom and beyond.

When she’s not teaching or tutoring, Brenna enjoys writing. She is currently completing a high-school Geometry curriculum guide and a novella. In addition to writing, Brenna also enjoys biking, hiking, swimming, and kayaking.

Andrew D.

Andrew D. has a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Princeton University — where studied with some of the top Math professors in the world. While at Princeton, Andrew worked as an assistant instructor for a summer course for incoming freshmen, and he was a math tutor for all four years.

Andrew is a certified substitute teacher in Colorado, and will begin his Ph.D. program in Mathematics in Fall 2026 at Princeton. His goal is to become a full-time math professor at a major university.

In addition to his skills in math, Andrew also speaks fluent Spanish.

When he’s not focused on math, Andrew enjoys writing, going to the movies, and playing Dungeons and Dragons with the same group he’s been playing with for the past five years.

Wendy F.

Wendy is a dedicated practitioner of education. When she was in high school, she began her education journey as a summer camp counselor at the Franklin Institute Discovery Camp, and flourished into camp counseling at Flourtown Summer Day Camp. She is currently in her second year of teaching 8th grade math at a public school district. Wendy graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in May of 2024 with a bachelor’s in middle school education concentrated in math. She is currently enrolled at SJU in pursuing her master’s in school counseling. She just can’t get away from the Hawks! As an educator, Wendy enjoys learning and engaging with the student’s mindset through discussions. This way, she understands how to best adjust her teaching style to her students. Her students understand that, while math is a difficult subject, it can be learned in various ways with time and effort. They will walk away from her lessons knowing that math can help them navigate life through critical thinking, logic, and problem-solving. Alongside her teaching passion in math, she loves to teach emotional intelligence and Mandarin!

Bohdan W.

EN: Bohdan is currently studying theoretical physics at Concordia University. He is currently doing research into quantum algorithms and has a real passion for advanced math and physics.

Bohdan has also been a peer tutor throughout high school and university. He has a passion for teaching, and throughout his entire life he has adored spending time explaining complex topics in simple ways to his friends and family. He also has experience assisting with art outreach programs for kids and younger children, and so he is used to the requirements of teaching younger people.

Bohdan is also an active musician, and spends his free time practicing and playing the bass, drums and piano.

FR: Bohdan étudie actuellement la physique théorique à l’Université Concordia. Il mène présentement des recherches sur les algorithmes quantiques et nourrit une véritable passion pour les mathématiques avancées et la physique.

Bohdan a également été tuteur auprès de ses pairs tout au long de ses études secondaires et universitaires. Passionné par l’enseignement, il a toujours aimé expliquer des concepts complexes de manière simple et accessible à ses amis et aux membres de sa famille. Il possède aussi de l’expérience dans l’animation de programmes artistiques destinés aux enfants et aux jeunes, ce qui lui a permis de développer des compétences adaptées à l’enseignement auprès d’un jeune public.

Bohdan est également un musicien actif. Pendant son temps libre, il aime pratiquer et jouer de la basse, de la batterie et du piano.

Alexander O.

EN: Born and raised in Montreal, Alexander has firsthand experience with the Quebec curriculum. Fluent in English and French, he is most in his element tutoring high school and CEGEP students in math, physics, and music theory. Since 2018, Alexander has accrued teaching experience through peer tutoring, leading workshops in elementary and high schools, and providing online tutoring with elementary to college-aged students. Studying both classical music and pure and applied sciences at Vanier College (graduating on the dean’s honour list), he has mentored students in both disciplines. Alexander continued his studies at McGill University, where he was awarded many scholarships for academic excellence. While obtaining a bachelor’s degree in music performance, he also completed several courses in physics and minored in the German language. Though he spent much of his life pursuing music, Alexander’s first love was in math and sciences, and being related to several teachers he has always wanted to be an educator. In the fall of 2025 he returned to sciences at Concordia University, planning to complete degrees in physics and education and to teach science at the high school or CEGEP level.

FR: Né à Montréal, Alexander à de l’expérience personnelle avec le programme scolaire au Québec.Parlant couramment l’anglais et le français, il se spécialise dans le soutien scolaire auprès des étudiants au secondaire et au CEGEP. Depuis 2018, il a accumulé de l’expérience en tutorat en aidant ses camarades de classe, en s’engageant dans des ateliers avec des élèves d’école primaire et secondaire et en travaillant en ligne avec des étudiants du primaire jusqu’au CEGEP. Ayant été formé au Collège Vanier en musique et sciences naturelles, il a donc aidé des étudiants dans les deux disciplines. Alexander a poursuivi ses études à l’Université McGill, où il a accumulé plusieurs bourses pour son excellence académique. Pendant qu’il obtenait son baccalauréat en interprétation musicale, il a complété plusieurs cours de physique et a pris l’allemand comme matière seconde.Malgré qu’il se soit concentré pendant plusieurs années sur la musique, ses premières passions restent les mathématiques et les sciences. Ayant plusieurs proches qui enseignent, il a toujours voulu devenir professeur. En automne 2025, Alexander est retourné aux étudesen sciences à l’Université Concordia, visant à étudier la physique et l’éducation pour devenir enseignant au niveau secondaire ou collégial.

Clément B.

FR: Clément poursuit actuellement une maîtrise en génie de la production automatisée à l’École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) de Montréal. Diplômé de l’École des Mines d’Alès en France, où il s’est spécialisé en performance industrielle et systèmes mécatroniques, il possède également une solide formation en mathématiques et en physique grâce à son parcours en classe préparatoire scientifique.
Fort de plus de trois ans d’expérience en tutorat, Clément accompagne des élèves de tous niveaux en mathématiques et en physique. Son approche pédagogique repose sur la clarté, la structure et l’adaptation aux besoins de chaque élève afin de favoriser la compréhension, la confiance et l’autonomie.
Passionné par les sciences et la transmission du savoir, Clément cherche à rendre les mathématiques et la physique accessibles, stimulantes et agréables pour tous les apprenants.

EN: Clément is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Automated Production Engineering at École de Technologie Supérieure (ÉTS) in Montreal. He graduated from École des Mines d’Alès in France, specializing in Industrial Performance and Mechatronic Systems, and developed a strong foundation in mathematics and physics through his rigorous scientific studies.
With over three years of tutoring experience, Clément has supported students of all levels in mathematics and physics. His teaching approach emphasizes clarity, structure, and adaptability, helping students build understanding, confidence, and independence in their learning.
Passionate about science and education, Clément strives to make mathematics and physics accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for every student.