Binita T.

Binita is a dedicated educator with 13 years of experience specializing in high school physics and mathematics. Armed with a Master’s degree in Physics and a Bachelor’s in Education, she brings a wealth of knowledge to the classroom. Coming from a family of teachers, Binita always knew education was her calling. Throughout her career, she has taught over 1,000 students and published a research paper in physics, demonstrating her commitment to her field and continuous professional growth.

Binita’s teaching philosophy centers on creating strong bonds with her students and bridging learning gaps to help each one excel. She believes in bringing real-world relevance to her lessons, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. In her spare time, Binita’s patience – a virtue honed through years of teaching – is put to the ultimate test by her energetic 4-year-old. This personal experience enhances her understanding of the learning process and the importance of adapting teaching methods to individual needs, further enriching her approach to education.

Brian J.

Brian is a first-year UBC Engineering student who recently graduated from New Westminster Secondary School. He has a great understanding of the BC curriculum. He took an International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in grades 11 and 12. He ran clubs that required him to teach Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics.

Brian is confident in his Mathematics. He won the Pascal and Cayley Math Contests awards medals and several papers of distinction. However, it is important to note that Brian’s target audience is not limited to high school students. Brian peer tutored in middle school. He has experience teaching mathematics to grades 6 to 8 as well.

Brian can teach Chemistry as well. Brian achieved the highest score for the Chemistry Avogadro Exam in his school. He can cover a wide range of topics in greater depth, including Stoichiometry, Molecular Structure & Bonding, Periodicity, Acids and Bases, Electrochemistry, Organic Chemistry, Equilibrium, Chemical Kinetics, Thermodynamics, and more. Brian’s target audience for Chemistry is students in grades 9 to 12.

Brian is capable of teaching Physics. He won fourth place in Quizzics, held during the Physics Olympics on March 9th, 2024. The list of topics he can teach includes Kinematics, Dynamics, Energy, Momentum, Electromagnetism, Thermodynamics, Simple Harmonic Motion, Wave Phenomena, and more. Brian’s target audience for Physics is students in grades 9 to 12.

Marianne C.

Marianne Campbell is a certified teacher with over five years of experience in both general education and working with students with special needs. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Education and has specialized training in differentiated instruction, helping students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders succeed academically.

Marianne creates personalized lesson plans tailored to each student’s needs, ensuring they feel supported and engaged. She also has extensive experience in tutoring, helping students improve their performance and build confidence. Dedicated to fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment, Marianne excels at providing individualized attention to help students thrive.

Shannon B.

Shannon has dedicated 11 years to teaching mathematics in secondary schools. Originally from the United States, she moved to Australia during her teenage years, where she pursued her education with enthusiasm. Shannon completed a combined Bachelor’s Degree in mathematics—simply for the joy of it—and philosophy—because she had the opportunity. Her passion for philosophy led her to further her studies, culminating in a Master’s Degree. She then rounded out her formal education by earning a Graduate Diploma of Education in Secondary Mathematics Teaching.

Shannon views mathematics as a powerful lens through which to understand the world, and her teaching philosophy revolves around helping students access this perspective. Her engaging approach not only demystifies mathematical concepts but also inspires a love for the subject. Outside of her professional life, Shannon has a playful side; she often finds herself humming catchy tunes from the ’90s and enjoys playing the “ten game” with bus numbers during her commutes. She also has plans to put her new pair of jogging shoes to good use, reflecting her belief in maintaining a balanced and active lifestyle. Through her multifaceted interests, Shannon embodies a vibrant blend of intellect and creativity, making her a dynamic presence both in and out of the classroom.

Daniel S.

Daniel is a third-year undergraduate student at UBC studying the Neuromechanical and Physiological Sciences under the School of Kinesiology. His academic pursuits encompass the disciplines of biomechanics, anatomy and physiology, and developmental psychology. Over the past 3 years, Daniel has had independent tutoring experience with kids as young as 10 and as old as 17, guiding students through junior-level subjects such as introductory paragraph formation and fraction addition, all the way to senior-level sciences, pre-calculus, and analytical essay writing.

Daniel’s teaching style focuses on building the student’s confidence in navigating new material, with the ultimate goal of student independence. Through comprehensive communication and goal planning, Daniel aims to be reliable and trustworthy as an academic resource for his students.

Daniel enjoys playing baseball, silversmithing, and watching sad movies in his spare time. His current professional ambitions include kinesthetic research, and personal training/ coaching.

Kyle H.

Kyle is an experienced BC licensed science teacher with 14 years of
experience in as a classroom teacher. He completed a Bachelor of Science
in Biology/Chemistry at the University of Alberta as well as a Bachelor
and Master of Education at the University of Victoria and the University
of New Brunswick respectively. Over the years, Kyle has taught many
science courses including Science 10, Biology 11/12, Chemistry 11/12, AP
Chemistry and Physics 11/12. With a passion for inspiring learning and a
knack for making complex concepts accessible, Kyle provides
individualized hands on supports for each learner. His goal is to
empower each learner with the confidence and skills they need to succeed
academically and beyond. When Kyle is not teaching, he loves to travel
around the world and immerse himself in new cultures in far-away and
unique places such as Mongolia, Madagascar and Papua New Guinea.

Julia V.

Julia has a Masters of Science in Psychology, with a focus on Applied Behaviour Analysis from Capella University, is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) and is a Registered Behaviour Analyst with the College of Psychologists in Ontario. She has experience supervising and working with clients between the ages of 4-17 with ASD and developmental disabilities on a variety of academic, social and life skills, as well as behaviour management strategies for clients and their families. She has experience with staff and parent training and loves to help families meet their goals!

Yechan L.

Yechan is an accomplished educational professional with over two years of tutoring and mentorship experience, specializing in Chemistry. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Biological Engineering from Konkuk University in Seoul, South Korea. He is currently pursuing a Diploma in International Business Management at Greystone College in British Columbia, Canada.

Yechan has a proven track record of creating engaging and inclusive learning environments that drive student success. During his time as a private tutor in Seoul, he developed customized curricula in Chemistry, English, and Mathematics, which resulted in a 35% improvement in student grades. His strong communication skills also allowed him to build effective relationships with students and their parents, offering tailored academic guidance.

In addition to his teaching experience, Yechan has worked as a lab assistant at Konkuk University, where he managed research teams, ensured lab safety, and maintained equipment for accurate experimentation. His passion for education is complemented by his skills in lesson planning, student mentorship, and problem-solving, making him a valuable asset to any learning institution.

Currently, Yechan continues to foster a commitment to student development through various roles in Vancouver, including as an activity leader and sales ambassador, where he excels in leadership and interpersonal communication.

Deirdre S.

Deirdre has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Physical Education. She is from Ireland and taught there for three years before travelling to Canada and falling in love with the city of Vancouver. She taught Intermediate and Senior Math in secondary schools and also has years experience private tutoring students of all ages and levels. She now works as an EA in Vancouver, supporting students’ of different abilities learning and development. She aims to inspire and foster a love of mathematics in all those she teaches.
In her spare time Deirdre tries to take advantage of all Vancouver has to offer. She likes spending time at the beach as well as hiking during the summer and skiing during the winter.

Emily K.

Emily is dedicated to working with diverse populations and is currently working as an Educational Assistant at Choice School for Gifted Children, where she aims to help students reach their full potential. With two years of experience as an Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) therapist and six years of working with diverse populations in Ontario, she has worked with children aged 2 to 20, addressing various behavioral and developmental challenges, and teaching academic skills. Emily holds a degree in Applied Science with a specialization in Human Development from the University of Guelph, and believes every child has unique gifts that can achieve great things with the right support. In her free time, she enjoys concerts, spending time with friends, traveling, exercising, and exploring her new surroundings in Vancouver.