Vincent L.

Vincent is a graduate from the University of Waterloo who obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree with Honours in Biology. He is currently enrolled in the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology dual program at the University of Toronto and the Michener Institute, pursuing to become a medical radiation technologist.
Vincent is well-versed in tutoring math and sciences at the high school and first year university level, with private tutoring experience spanning over 6 years. He was enrolled in a peer-tutoring program to ensure that he understands the needs of his students and strives to see them succeed. He worked with numerous grade 12 students to ensure that their transition to post-secondary went smoothly.
He is very compassionate when it comes to teaching, he understands that everyone has their own learning style and learns at their own pace. Vincent shows dedication and commitment to student education, making him a competent and caring educator.

Jake W.

I am a graduate of the University of Waterloo with a BASc in Electrical Engineering. I have over 200 hours of successfully tutoring students from elementary to high school – and through to university – in math, calculus, and physics at both the introductory and AP (Advanced Placement) levels. I am a proud father to four kids.

Leah B.

Leah is a dedicated educator with a bachelor’s degree in French studies and is currently in her final year of a two year Education Program at York University. With over nine years of tutoring experience both in-person and online, Leah has successfully worked with students of all ages, helping them achieve their academic goals. She is completely fluent in both French and English, allowing her to effectively support language learners and provide tailored instruction.

Leah’s in-classroom experience further enhances her ability to connect with students and understand their diverse learning needs. She is passionate about education and believes in creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students can thrive. Whether students need help with homework, exam preparation, or building language skills, Leah is committed to helping them succeed and grow academically.

Melissa H.

Melissa holds a Master of Science in Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology from the University of Toronto, where she developed a strong foundation in biomedical sciences. She recently furthered her education by pursuing a Master of Public Health at New York University, where she concentrated in epidemiology. Graduating with a 4.0 GPA and an award for thesis excellence, Melissa demonstrated her dedication to academic rigor and her ability to excel in complex scientific subjects.

With over two years of experience as a math and science tutor, Melissa has worked with students ranging from elementary to undergraduate levels, helping them strengthen their comprehension of STEM-related courses and reach their full academic potential. Her teaching approach is characterized by clarity, patience, kindness, and a desire to make learning fun! During her graduate studies, Melissa also served as a course assistant, hosting weekly office hours and delivering frequent guest lectures. These experiences have refined her ability to teach complex topics and provide the tools necessary for academic success.

Melissa currently works in clinical research at The Hospital for Sick Children, where she contributes to advancements in the field of chronic disease. Despite her existing role, she remains deeply committed to teaching and mentoring–one of her passions! Melissa strives to spark excitement in STEM fields and takes great joy in helping students reach their academic goals while fostering a lifelong love for learning.

In her free time, Melissa enjoys traveling, discovering new coffee shops, painting, and diving into a good book!

Matt C.

Matt C. is a retired, certified math teacher with 25 years of teaching experience. He spent 20 of those years at Churchill High School, where he also served as the AVID Coordinator for 17 years. Matt holds a BA in Accounting from Texas Lutheran University and an MA in Education with a minor in Math from the University of the Incarnate Word. Before transitioning to education, Matt worked for 10 years as an accountant and CPA, but his passion for helping others inspired him to pursue a career in teaching. As the AVID Coordinator, Matt became highly skilled in teaching AVID strategies, such as time management, note-taking, organization, and inquiry-based tutoring, all aimed at improving student success. Beyond education, Matt enjoys spending time with his family, attending church and participating in life group, coaching and practicing CrossFit, and working with athletes as a licensed massage therapist.

Ellie P.

Ellie recently relocated to Squamish from the UK, drawn by its stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures—a perfect match for a geography enthusiast! With four years of experience teaching in UK public schools and a first-class degree in Geographical Sciences, Ellie specializes in tutoring environmental science, social studies, and Spanish—a valuable skill to have when exploring the world!

One of her favorite aspects of teaching is connecting classroom concepts to real-world experiences, particularly in the sciences and social studies. Ellie is dedicated to creating personalized learning plans that foster both understanding and confidence in every student, helping them achieve goals they never thought possible. She strives to help students reach their academic potential while also sparking their curiosity and fostering a genuine love of learning.

Morgan F.

Morgan graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Natural Science Education, with a concentration in Chemistry and a minor in Spanish. She completed her student teaching in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she taught 6th and 8th grade science. After graduating, she was an Au Pair for a year in Bilbao, Spain, where she lived with a family, helping take care of the kids and teaching them English. When she returned to the States, she spent the next year and a half teaching experiential science education at Keystone Science School in Colorado. Morgan loved how her classroom was outside every day, even in the snow, and facilitating hands-on science activities. Most recently, Morgan was able to combine her passion for traveling and teaching by leading a language and cultural immersion program in Costa Rica with a group of high school students. Morgan is dedicated to inspiring the next generation and building meaningful connections with her students along the way. When Morgan isn’t teaching or traveling, you can find her skiing, hiking, or biking in the mountains; kayaking or swimming in a lake; or curled up with a good book!

ARASH M.

Arash is completing a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Creation and Research at the University of Calgary. With over 10 years of tutoring experience, he has worked with students from diverse backgrounds across a variety of subjects and is fluent in five languages. Arash has also taught university-level Calculus to first- and second-year students at Mount Royal University.

ANASH C.

Anash has a honors Bachelor’s degree of Medical Science, and Master’s Degree in Environmental Public Health. He has worked as a tutor for 10 years and has taught primary, junior, and secondary Math, Sciences and English. He has also taught university level chemistry, biology and physiology courses. In his free time, Anash likes to plays sports like hockey, baseball, tennis and basketball.

KATE F.

Kate is an Ontario College of Teachers-certified primary and junior teacher currently working as an occasional teacher with the Toronto District School Board. They are a recent graduate of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto’s Master of Teaching program. They also hold a BA in political science and international development studies from McGill University and a graduate certificate in children’s media from Centennial College. They have supported student learning in various capacities over the past ten years as a classroom educator, an after-school supervisor, a summer camp instructor, a student teacher, and a program volunteer. They believe every learner deserves dedicated instructors who take the time to learn and value their unique strengths and interests.

When Kate isn’t in the classroom or tutoring, you can find them out and about enjoying all the East End has to offer whether it is playing tennis or hockey, grabbing some dinner ingredients at the Evergreen’s Famers Market, or reading the latest literary fiction or graphic novel in a park! Kate can’t wait to learn more about your learner’s classroom curiosities in order to develop a tutoring program that is targeted, sequential, and fun!