Tom S.

Tom is a qualified PDH/PE Secondary Educator from Australia, with diverse teaching experiences in other key learning areas such as Mathematics. Tom grew up in Australia, in a country town called Wagga Wagga. After his high school education, he moved to the East Coast to complete a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education at the University of Wollongong, in which afterwards, he worked as a teacher in K-12 behavioural schools, and mainstream Secondary Schools. Tom has a passion for social interactions, which in an education setting, utilises his strong interpersonal skillset to make learning fun and engaging, and create a safe supportive learning environment for all. Through his experiences, Tom has developed a deep, enthusiastic passion for working with children and guiding them to reach their full learning potential.

Eden K.

Alongside having years of tutoring experience, Eden has a Bachelor of Arts in Photography and is a certified teacher. Eden grew up in Manchester, England where her parents fostered young children. That’s when she discovered her passion for educating children and she then came up with numerous exciting and engaging ways to educate children. Tutoring has allowed Eden to immerse herself in one-to-one personalized lessons that harbour children’s curiosity and interests, specializing in maths, reading and writing. Eden has a passion for traveling, therefore moved to Canada at 23 to fulfill her dream of living in the mountains, mountain biking and snowboarding. Through these experiences, in England and abroad, Eden has developed a deep passion for working with children and guiding them to reach their full potential.

Keira M.

Keira relocated to Whistler from Alberta in 2016 to experience the endless outdoor recreation opportunities that the Sea to Sky has to offer. As an outdoor educator with a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education, Whistler turned out to be the perfect place for her and it became her long-term home. As a current Teacher Candidate in the Bachelor of Education – Early and Middle Years program at the University of British Columbia, Keira comes with a diverse range of experiences having worked in both classroom settings and outdoor education environments. Believing that learning should be fun, Keira adopts a strength-based approach that empowers students to build confidence and discover their own inspiration. Utilizing multi-modal teaching methods, she tailors each session to meet the unique needs and learning styles of her students, ensuring that every learner feels valued and engaged.

Kim A.

I am Kim and am a dedicated teacher and tutor specializing in English and French. I have decades of teaching experience in various districts across British Columbia and have a passion for helping students improve their reading, writing, comprehension, and communication skills in both English and French. I hold a Bachelor Degree in Education from the University of Victoria and a Masters in English Language Arts from San Diego State University. I also have a diploma in French Language and Literature from the University of Marseille, France. In my teaching career I have worked with students of all levels, from beginners to advanced to achieve academic success and fluency.
I believe that language learning should be an engaging and enjoyable experience. I tailor lessons to meet the unique needs of each individual student. I provide a supportive and interactive learning environment to help students master grammar and writing skills, prepare for exams and improve their language skills. My lessons focus on creating an enjoyable learning experience where students can gain confidence as they improve their language skills. I use a variety of methods which include discussions, demonstrations, role playing, and practical exercises to help students navigate their learning journey. I look forward to the opportunity to help students achieve success in their academic goals.

Isabella A.

Isabella is a bilingual French and English speaker, having lived in Chamonix, France, since she was three years old. She completed her education in France, earning both her Brevet and Baccalaureate diplomas, before moving to the UK to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. Outside of academics, Isabella has a passion for the outdoors. Whether it’s mountain biking, trail running, rock climbing, or skiing backcountry during the winter, she loves being active and exploring nature. With extensive experience in childcare, Isabella values the importance of engaging young learners. She is committed to creating a fun and dynamic learning environment, tailoring her teaching methods to suit each child’s unique needs and making education a joyful, creative process.

Joanne F.

With decades of experience, Joanne has a diverse teaching background. Teaching throughout the Sea to Sky corridor using the BC Curriculum, she can support what students are asked to know, understand, and be able to do in their schoolwork.
Joanne’s specialty is teaching and tutoring middle school students in all subject areas: Math, Science, English, Social Studies, Humanities, STEM and Physical Education. She has a wide range of skills; she’s a generalist.
Beyond the middle grades, Joanne can help elementary and high school students with their academic strengths and stretches, study skills, organization, test preparation and confidence.
With a passion for creativity, calm temperament and a caring approach, Joanne helps students to learn at their own pace, from where they are at, and in their own personal style.

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.

Keltie B.

Keltie is the owner and Education Director of Prep Academy Tutors of Whistler & Sea to Sky. She is also a tutor that specializes in working with Elementary & Middle School students. Keltie has 20 years of experience in teaching and tutoring in both public and Montessori schools. She’s passionate about supporting young learners in their understanding of foundational academic concepts and skills. Keltie uses interactive activities, games and individualized instruction to help students build confidence and competence in subjects like math, reading, and science. She strives to make learning engaging and accessible through a tailored approach that matches the child’s unique needs and learning style, fostering academic growth while building a unique friendship with her wonderful students.

Pawel K.

I am Pawel and I have a PhD in mechanical engineering and work as a research scientist and lecturer at UBC. I’m passionate about math and science, especially when it comes to applying these subjects to real-world problems. As an engineering enthusiast, I love exploring how mathematical concepts and scientific principles can be used to innovate in fields like rehabilitation and sports technology. My experience in programming and biomechanics allows me to break down complex ideas into understandable parts, making learning both accessible and exciting. I enjoy taking new ideas, testing them, and seeing how they can make a difference in people’s lives. As a tutor, my goal is to inspire students by showing them the practical applications of what they’re learning in class. Whether it’s using algebra to optimize a sports technique or applying physics to design better rehabilitation tools, I’m here to help students see the real-world impact of their studies and nurture their problem-solving skills.

Janet L. M.

Janet has been teaching for 22 years. Her most recent career choice has been teaching high school at Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex on the Cote First Nation, SK.
Before that, in Vancouver, BC, she was a teacher trainer at Greystone College offering Cambridge University’s (UK) Teachers’ Knowledge Test (TKT) and Teaching Young Learners (TYL). In Japan she taught conversational English to children (pre-school, elementary, and junior high levels) and adults (conversational and in-house business classes) to a variety of Japanese companies in Fukui-Ken. In India, she taught ESL, English and PE at Kodaikanal International School. Janet is also a certified Outward Bound Canada Field Leader.

Janet is an award-winning author (Canada’s Legendary Ski Team – The Crazy Canucks, with a foreword by Peter Mansbridge). One of her books, Radar the Rescue Dog, celebrates Radar, Canada’s first certified avalanche rescue dog. The foreword is written by the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and monies go to the Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Assoc., CARDA. She is currently working on her seventh book. Her writing has appeared in the Pique Newsmagazine, Ski Canada and several other publications.

Janet is also a Goodwill Ambassador for Friends to Mankind, an international non-profit foundation that works with individuals, corporation and philanthropic organizations towards the betterment of humanity.