DOMINIC W.
Dominic Wang is a highly dedicated math and physics tutor with a proven record of helping students excel, from middle school fundamentals to advanced AP, IB, and university-level courses. As a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, Dominic combines deep subject knowledge with a warm, approachable teaching style. During his time as a university tutorial instructor, he consistently received outstanding feedback from students, who praised his clear explanations, patience, and ability to make even the toughest concepts feel manageable.
With an international background and experience working with students from diverse learning styles, Dominic specializes in tailoring lessons to each student’s strengths and challenges. He believes that academic success comes not just from mastering content, but from building confidence and curiosity. Parents appreciate his structured yet engaging approach, while students enjoy the supportive learning environment he creates. Outside of teaching, Dominic enjoys surfing, skiing, paddle boarding and — in his own words — “finding real-life examples to sneak physics into everyday conversations.”
Peter D.
Peter has a Master’s degree in Computational Physics from the University of Edinburgh. He has experience teaching physics and math to an undergraduate level through working as a teaching assistant during his studies. In addition, he has worked with secondary school students (grades 7–12) through one on one tutoring in mathematics.
Alongside his teaching background, Peter has a strong foundation in scientific computing and programming. He is highly experienced in coding and is able to teach Python to students interested in developing computational skills.
Peter aims to teach the core concepts of these subjects at a high level to ensure that a strong foundation is developed by the student for their future careers and studies.
TASFIA A.
Tasfia is an experienced STEM tutor with over four years of tutoring experience and a Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering, specializing in secondary and post-secondary mathematics and sciences. She has worked with more than 100 students across diverse curricula, including the Ontario curriculum, International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP), Danforth’s MaST, and Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) programs. Tasfia has extensive experience supporting students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), skillfully adapting her teaching methods to accommodate different learning styles and ensure comprehensive understanding and skill mastery. She is a compassionate, friendly, and adaptive educator with a special interest in cognitive psychology who approaches learning from a trauma-informed perspective.
Eric X.
Eric is an experienced tutor with a Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Toronto and an Honours Bachelor of Science in Medical Physics from McMaster University. His strong academic background provides a solid foundation in mathematics, physics, and science education.
Eric has served as a Physics Teaching Assistant at McMaster University, where he lectured on tutorials and supervised lab sessions. In addition, Eric has extensive tutoring experience with Grades 10 to 12 students, including preparing students for the Waterloo Math Contest to enhance their problem-solving abilities and mathematical reasoning skills.
Eric’s personalized teaching approach focuses on adapting to each student’s unique learning style, building confidence, and achieving academic excellence.
Dr. Stephen H
Dr. Stephen Hackler holds a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania in Physics and Bachelors degrees from Rutgers University in Physics and Computer Science. They’ve worked as an instructor at Penn and Swarthmore and know what it takes to excel in the college classroom. They use thoughtful and compassionate teaching strategies to identify each student’s unique skills and specific needs and help them to improve both their performance and their understanding of challenging material. Stephen is attentive to the many stresses that students experience in todays highly competitive academic environment and is passionate about supporting the wellbeing of their students as they work to deepen their understanding and master challenging content.
Michael B.
Michael is a third-year undergraduate student at Western University pursuing an Honours Double Major in Biochemistry and Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences. An aspiring physician with a passion for learning, he was recognized with AP Calculus and Statistics awards in 2023, scoring top marks on AP exams, and has since maintained a near-perfect 3.94 GPA. Since 2019, Michael has worked in education, serving as a teaching assistant at Spirit of Math Schools and Villanova College, as well as a private tutor. As a math and science mentor, he teaches with enthusiasm, inspiring students to approach science with curiosity and discovery. Outside academics, Michael enjoys playing the saxophone, chess, golf, and biking. In addition, Michael devotes his time to social work by volunteering and his local food bank as well as acting as the founder of the BEAM group, a student initiative targeted at providing academic mentorship to underprivileged students.
James C.
James is a teacher who can teach in British Columbia, California and Ontario. He grew up in northern BC and completed post-secondary studies in Alberta and Ontario before going to California to start his career. He has taught students from Gr. 6 to post-secondary (mostly in the STEM subjects from Computer Studies to Calculus to Chemistry and Physics). Outdoor education was always in the mix from running an outdoor programme for a school board to teaching skiing and white-water kayaking. He was selected to create and review online Physics and Chemistry for both Ontario high schools and later within the Ontario College system; these experiences deepened his understanding of barriers to success in students who had already experienced frustration in math or science. Empowering students to move from discouragement to a growth mindset has been the fulfilling part of his career. A move to Squamish after 30 years of teaching has expanded outdoor adventures but he still longs to help students take on challenges and to also find some fun in the work.
Marah A-D.
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Marah is a McGill University graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and eight years of tutoring experience. She offers support in mathematics and science subjects, including Calculus, Linear Algebra, Physics, and general Science, helping students strengthen their understanding and improve performance.
Her tutoring career began at John Abbott College where professors recognized her academic excellence and recommended her to assist other students. She was later officially hired by the college to tutor math, chemistry, and physics, gaining two years of daily hands-on experience with students. Since then, she has continued tutoring independently, working with learners across different academic levels and consistently receiving very positive feedback.
Marah is known for her clarity, patience, and ability to explain difficult concepts in simple, practical ways. She tailors her teaching to each student’s learning style and uses multiple approaches to ensure every topic is fully understood. She also shares effective study techniques, memorization tools, and problem-solving strategies that not only improve grades but also build confidence and independence.
Passionate about education, Marah believes learning should be both motivating and rewarding. She creates a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, develop stronger study habits, and reach their academic goals. Marah is committed to creating tailored work plans that maximize productivity and understanding, helping every student reach their potential.
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Marah est diplômée en génie électrique de l’Université McGill et possède plus de huit années d’expérience professionnelle en tutorat. Elle offre un accompagnement en mathématiques et en sciences, notamment en calcul différentiel et intégral, algèbre linéaire, physique et sciences générales, afin d’aider les élèves à consolider leurs connaissances et à améliorer leurs résultats scolaires.
Sa carrière de tutrice a débuté au Collège John Abbott, où ses professeurs, impressionnés par son excellence académique, l’ont recommandée pour soutenir d’autres étudiants. Elle a ensuite été officiellement embauchée par le collège pour donner des cours de mathématiques, chimie, physique et biologie, acquérant ainsi deux années d’expérience quotidienne. Depuis, elle poursuit son tutorat de manière indépendante et accompagne des élèves de différents niveaux, tout en recevant des retours très positifs.
Marah est reconnue pour sa clarté, sa patience et sa capacité à rendre accessibles des notions complexes grâce à des explications simples et adaptées. Elle ajuste ses méthodes en fonction du style d’apprentissage de chaque élève et utilise plusieurs approches pour assurer une compréhension complète. Elle partage également des techniques d’étude efficaces, des outils de mémorisation et des stratégies de résolution de problèmes qui renforcent la confiance et l’autonomie.
Animée par sa passion pour l’éducation, Marah crée un environnement motivant et encourageant où les élèves progressent, prennent confiance et atteignent leurs objectifs académiques.
Errica W.
Errica Whitaker is a seasoned laboratory supervisor with more than two decades of experience leading research and production laboratories. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry, as well as dual Master’s degrees in Business Administration and Project Management. This combination of scientific expertise and strategic leadership has enabled her to drive innovation, ensure operational excellence, and foster collaboration across diverse teams. In her current role at BASF, she manages daily operations, oversees research initiatives, and leads a skilled team while ensuring safety, compliance, and efficiency. A defining milestone in her career was becoming the first African American Female Superintendent at Honeywell Inc., a groundbreaking achievement that reflects both personal accomplishment and industry progress.
Before transitioning to corporate science, Errica spent five years as an educator, teaching middle and high school science courses, which strengthened her dedication to mentorship and the transformative power of education. This passion led her to launch two ventures—Learning with Errica and Whitaker’s Writing Services—and to remain active in community outreach programs that promote science education and career readiness. Whether in the classroom, laboratory, or community, she is committed to inspiring the next generation of scientists and advancing inclusive opportunities in science.
RAHMI C.
Rahmi C. holds a Master of Science in Environmental Applied Science and Management, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences, both from Toronto Metropolitan University. Over the past three years, he’s taught more than 15 university courses, with an emphasis on subjects like first-year chemistry, biology, physics, and calculus, as well as lab-based and senior-level biomedical sciences courses. Throughout his time as a teaching assistant, Rahmi also supported exam preparation and proctoring, giving him a deep understanding of how to help students succeed at every level.
In addition to his university experience, Rahmi has tutored students from Grades 2 to 8, focusing on small group or one-on-one settings to give each student the attention they deserve. He regularly visited students’ schools, reviewed assignments in advance, and worked directly with their teachers to better understand their strengths and areas for improvement. His goal is always to build confidence, not just comprehension.
Outside of academics, Rahmi runs an international export business, which has sharpened his communication and problem-solving skills. He brings that same attention to detail and relationship-building to his tutoring style.
When he’s not working, Rahmi enjoys volleyball, gaming, and spending time with his two cats, Machu and Pichu — named after his bucket-list destination, Machu Picchu.