Found 37 tutors in Wichita, KS 67201 – page 4 of 4.
Wichita 67220 · 7 miles from downtown · $10/hour · teaches ACT, Basketball, Coaching
I have spent 13 years of playing basketball until I was diagnosed with two knee disorders and I was not able to continue playing basketball but my love for the sport is inevitable and I want to continue to help others...
member for 8 years and 12 monthsWichita 67226 · 8 miles from downtown · teaches Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Applied
I graduated from Maize High School in Maize, KS in 2002 and proceeded to the University of Kansas. There I completed a 5-year, 2 degree program and earned B.S. degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Business...
member for 17 years and 4 monthsGoddard 67052 · 14 miles from 67201 · $35/hour · teaches Grammar - Reading - Social
Ottawa University, Law Enforcement As a dedicated and experienced law enforcement officer, I am passionate about empowering individuals to achieve their career goals, particularly those aspiring to join the police.
certifiedAndover 67002 · 14 miles from 67201 · $75/hour · teaches Writing - Law
Kansas State University, Finance, Accounting KANSAS UNIVERSITY & WASHBURN UNIVERSITY, J.D. LLM, College of William & Mary, Virginia, Other I am a wawyer specializing...
certifiedBentley 67016 · 17 miles from 67201 · $34/hour · teaches Algebra 1 - Biology - Chemistry
Langston University, Biology University of Oklahoma Health Science Center, Masters I may be the perfect tutor for you! All first sessions are free and allow students and/or parents to see if I'm...
certifiedNewton 67114 · 22 miles from 67201 · $35/hour · teaches Biology - Physical Science
Emporia State University, Education University of Nebraska - Kearney, Masters I have 10 years of experience teaching high school level Biology and Chemistry. I earned my Bachelors of Science...
certifiedNorth Newton 67117 · 26 miles from 67201 · $85/hour · teaches Algebra 1 - Algebra 2 -
Reed College, Math Stony Brook University, Masters Southern Methodist University, PhD Math is extremely linear: each new concept requires previous concepts more strictly than...
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