Mathematics Tutors for Elementary in Toronto

Tutored numerous students of various age groups for over 5 years. Currently a student at the University of Alberta, enrolled in the final year of the honours neuroscience (B.Sc.) program.

I am an elementary school teacher working with the Edmonton Public School Board. I enjoy helping students build confidence and empowering them to take ownership of their learning through engaging, personalized tutoring tailored to each student’s strengths. I believe every student deserves equal opportunities in education, and I am passionate about making learning enjoyable while supporting each student’s growth. Experience • Student teaching in the Opportunity Program • Numeracy & literacy intervention (Jordan’s Principle Program) • Classroom experience: Kindergarten, Grade 4-6 • 2 year tutoring experience

I’m an Honours Economics graduate from UBC with 3 years of experience tutoring AP Economics, introductory microeconomics and macroeconomics, finance, and high school math. I know these subjects can feel overwhelming when they’re taught too abstractly. My goal is to make things click. I focus on explaining the “why” behind every step so you can approach problems with confidence instead of guesswork. I work with both high school and university students and adapt sessions to fit your learning style and course needs.

About Me I’m a final‑year Bachelor of Education student at the University of Alberta, currently completing my last term and preparing for my Alberta Teaching Certificate. I have hands‑on experience tutoring students in elementary and middle‑school subjects, with a focus on clear explanations and structured skill development. Experience: Bachelor of Education (Elementary), University of Alberta — Graduating 2026 Training in lesson planning, assessment, literacy development, and differentiated instruction Private tutoring

As an Ontario-certified special education teacher, my passion is helping students succeed. I know how disheartening it can be to struggle in school, and my approach focuses on building confidence and independence, not just getting through the homework. I use a Socratic, question-based approach to guide students toward understanding, so they learn how to solve problems on their own — not just follow steps. Whether you have a learning disability, are neurodivergent, or just want someone who will work at your pace, I can adapt my approach to you. I am certified in teaching math, science, and physics. I am also happy to tutor computer science and programming, having worked with several programming languages. I am available Tuesday evenings from 3–7 PM for in-person sessions at the Toronto Reference Library. Message me to talk about what you're working on and what kind of help you're looking for!