Our Tutoring Staff
At PrepNow all of our tutoring is one-to-one, and our state-of-the-art virtual classroom enables your child to work privately with a tutor from the convenience of your home. Years of experience have taught us that finding the right match is a critically important step in a successful tutoring outcome, and our innovative program gives you access to some of the best tutors in the country. Each profile has information regarding the tutor's academic history, teaching experience, teaching style, hobbies and interests. This information, along with the diverse backgrounds and personalities of our staff, will help to ensure that you find the perfect match for your child.
"Those around me have always said that I have a way with kids," tutor Hannah C. explains. "That, combined with my aptitude for school and an urge to make sure people understand the material, made tutoring a perfect fit."
Education:
Bachelor's in Applied Arts And Sciences, University Of North Texas
Hobbies:
Video Games,drawing,writing
“My goal as a tutor is to help students build confidence and develop problem-solving skills they can use on their own,” says math and test prep tutor Hannan A., who takes a patient, supportive approach.
Education:
Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, University Of Michigan
Hobbies:
Hiking, Basketball, Football, Cars, Legos, Puzzles
“Every student learns differently, so I try to understand how they think before deciding how to explain a concept,” says HongJin A. “I ask questions that encourage students to work through problems on their own so they can build confidence and develop lasting problem-solving skills.”
Education:
Bachelor's in Chemistry, College Of William & Mary
Hobbies:
Cats, Baking, Photography
"I enjoy sharing my knowledge and skills with my students," Howard C. says. A collaborative and results-oriented tutor, Howard has several years of experience tutoring and loves motivating students to pursue and achieve their goals.
Education:
Bachelor's in Computer Science, UC - Berkeley
Master's in
Marketing, Santa Clara University
Hobbies:
Travel,coaching,photography
“Most topics, on being introduced, need to be explained outright,” Isaac K. says. “After a topic has been introduced, deeper understanding is best found by a person discovering things for themselves, so I ask a lot of leading questions. Whats, whens, and hows are all good, but whys are best because why-questions drill into the purpose and the mechanics of the thing.”
Education:
Bachelor's in Psychology, Wayne State Universtity
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