ATSMON Y.

Atsmon holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science and an MBA with a focus on Technology Management and Operations Research. With over eight years of teaching experience, he specializes in Math, Physics, Optics, and Data Management for high school students.

Passionate about guiding students to reach their full potential, Atsmon fosters “a-ha” moments through personalized communication and by connecting lessons to students’ individual interests. His approach enhances engagement, deepens understanding, and makes learning more enjoyable. Atsmon has worked with a diverse range of students, including those with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and high-achieving students aiming to excel. His experience spans various academic levels, including academic, IB and AP courses.

Outside the classroom, Atsmon enjoys music, cycling, hiking, exploring nature, attending theater performances, and live concerts

KYLE S.

Kyle is a PhD candidate who holds both a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree, with a strong passion for learning and a deep commitment to helping students reach their next level of academic success. He brings over six years of tutoring experience and eight years as a teaching assistant at the University of Guelph, specializing in math and science—particularly at the high school level. Kyle is dedicated to creating supportive, engaging learning environments that empower students to reach their full potential. Outside of academics, he is an avid tennis player who enjoys staying active and balanced through sports.

JAMES W.

James W. is an Ontario Certified Teacher with international experience teaching mathematics at an International Baccalaureate school. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mathematics and Its Applications with a Minor in Economics from Toronto Metropolitan University. With a strong educational foundation and a passion for helping students thrive, James has spent years teaching and tutoring high school math. His time in diverse classrooms has strengthened his commitment to building students’ confidence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. James also holds a certificate in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Toronto, which he draws on to connect math learning with real-world applications and emerging technologies. He brings clarity and enthusiasm to every lesson, whether in the classroom or one-on-one. James aims to continue supporting students at the high school level while pursuing professional growth and collaboration. Outside of teaching, he enjoys exploring new ideas, connecting with fellow educators, and proving that math can be practical and surprisingly fun.

JENNA S.

Jenna S. is a recent University of Guelph graduate. She earned her Bachelor of Arts and Sciences Degree with minors in mathematics and theatre, her two passions. Throughout her university career, she was a Teaching Assistant (TA) for the on-campus Math Learning Centre. As a TA she guided university students through steps and methods of solving math problems, working with them on assignments and homework questions. She has also worked with younger students through her experience at Kumon Math and Reading Centre and taught student groups at Beaver Creek Kids Club. Jenna finds that her love of stage acting and a strong understanding of math lends to her creative and engaging approach to teaching math. As additional support to in-classroom learning, she strives to have a positive impact on student success and to create an environment where they can enjoy math as much as she does

YASHAR E-I.

Yashar has over 10 years of experience tutoring all sciences and math courses under the Ontario curriculum to students from Gr. 9-12. He grew up in Richmond Hill, pursuing an undergraduate honours degree in Chemistry from York University. His passion for learning chemistry during his undergraduate career led him to pursue a Master of Science degree in Atmospheric Chemistry, from which he graduated in March 2025. As a graduate student, Yashar was a teaching assistant (i.e., marker and led tutorials and labs) for over 300 students in first-, second-, and third-year undergraduate chemistry courses, including Introduction to Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Advanced Analytical Chemistry. His research was sponsored internationally by NASA and NOAA, where he spent several months as a research-exchange student at NOAA headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Yashar learned early during his educational career that the best method to master any material was to teach it to his peers and colleagues, developing a passion for teaching and mentoring students to achieve their academic goals. After teaching more than 60 high school students as a tutor, Yashar has developed a strong sense of various teaching styles for his students, ensuring that high school students gain the confidence they need to pursue their academic goals. Apart from tutoring science and math to students, Yash enjoys being a mentor to many of his students, guiding them to pursue their own undergraduate careers in STEM fields.

ANTONIETTE P.

As a proud member of the Ontario College of Teachers, Antoniette’s passion for teaching began early. After graduating from York Unversity’s Concurrent Bachelor of Education degree program 25 years ago, she was fortunate to step right into the classroom, securing a teaching position immediately. Since then, she has been dedicated to inspire, support, and make a difference in the lives of her students. Teaching has been more than just a career for Antoniette, it’s been a calling ever since she was a little girl. She found joy in helping others learn, whether it was playing “teacher” with her siblings or guiding younger children through their schoolwork. That passion never faded; it only grew stronger. Now as an educator, she has the privilege to shape young minds every day. For her, teaching has become a purpose, a journey, and an ongoing commitment to empowering students. When summer arrives, Antoniette embraces another passion beyond the classroom. She loves to travel with her family, exploring new places, and making unforgettable memories. Whether it’s chasing waterfalls, hiking through rainforests, or simply immersing herself in nature’s beauty, she explores the world with the same wonder she encourages in her students. Every adventure is an opportunity to learn and grow together. As she encourages her students to be curious in the classroom, she strives to carry that same curiosity into the world around her. Teaching and exploring are deeply connected, each unlocking opportunities for discovery, wonder, and a lifelong love for learning.

FRANCESCA D.

Welcome, families! My name is Francesca and I am a dedicated K-6 tutor with a deep passion for education and its impact on young minds. I am currently pursuing a teaching degree at Lakehead University and hold a degree in Sociology and Psychology from Wilfrid Laurier University. With over two years of tutoring experience at Kumon and more than five years in childcare, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to every session.
I strive to make learning engaging and meaningful, helping students build the confidence and understanding they need to be successful. Classrooms can be busy and unpredictable, making it easy for some students to fall behind despite their best efforts. I am committed to providing the support and guidance they need to succeed on their academic journey.

SASHA S.

Alexandra (Sasha) graduated in October 2021 from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science and is currently a teacher candidate at the University of Western Ontario’s Teacher Education program, specializing in Intermediate/Senior Science and Chemistry. Throughout her professional journey, Sasha has worked with students of all ages as a camp counselor and manager, tutor, behavioral therapist, and student teacher.
Sasha’s teaching experience includes instructing math, health, and english at the Grade 8 level, working with students transitioning from specialized classroom settings, and supporting learners in both English and French-speaking environments. With a strong STEM background, she is also striving toward earning additional teaching subject qualifications in biology, math, and physics, as well as French.
Beyond traditional classrooms, Sasha has extensive experience working with students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) through her roles as a Registered Behavior Technician and Entry to School Instructor. She has developed expertise in differentiated instruction, student-centered learning, and implementing individualized education plans. Additionally, her research background in population medicine has given her valuable skills in data analysis and communication.
One of her most rewarding experiences was returning to her own elementary school as a student teacher, where she gained invaluable insights into teaching and learning. Sasha strives to create a supportive and engaging environment that fosters curiosity and confidence in her students. When she’s not teaching, Sasha enjoys hands-on science experiments, exploring new ways to make learning fun, reading books, crocheting, and cooking!

KABILAN P.

Kabilan is a dedicated teacher candidate from the University of Toronto, nearing the completion of his Master of Teaching program. With a strong commitment to fostering inclusive and engaging learning environments, Kabilan prioritizes differentiating his teaching to align with each student’s preferred learning style. He believes in ensuring that all students not only grasp the content but also deeply understand the learning process, empowering them to develop confidence and skills that extend beyond the classroom. Outside of his academic pursuits, Kabilan is an avid sports enthusiast who enjoys playing basketball and soccer. With a passion for both education and personal growth, Kabilan is eager to inspire the next generation of learners while continuing to grow as an educator.

SHELDON G.

Sheldon Gomes, an Ontario Certified Teacher, is a dedicated and success-driven educator with a strong commitment to fostering student learning and engagement. With a Master of Education from the University of Ottawa and a Bachelor of Education from Nipissing University, he specializes in teaching general science, biology, chemistry, and social sciences to students in grades 6-12. Throughout his career with the Toronto Catholic District School Board, Sheldon has cultivated inclusive, dynamic classroom environments that encourage curiosity and collaboration. His expertise in differentiated instruction, curriculum development, and student assessment ensures that his teaching practices effectively support diverse learners. Passionate about integrating technology and innovative teaching methods, he continually seeks ways to enhance student engagement. Outside the classroom, Sheldon enjoys hiking scenic trails, capturing moments through photography, traveling to new destinations, and immersing himself in a good book, always eager to explore new ideas and perspectives.