"Well hello! My name's Brad and I'm glad that you're considering me as a tutor. I graduated in 2015 with a GPA of 3.5, and obtained a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with my main load of classes focusing on management, small entrepreneurship, and accounting practices. During my second year of college, I worked as the president of the Honors Society. My responsibilities included scheduling and leading the weekly meetings, planning and running all of our sponsored events, writing proposals for an increased budget from the college, inducting new members, traveling for Honors events, and I took personal time in planning, finding sponsors, and hosting 3 talent show events. The talent shows were definitely my favorite part about being president and getting to see all the amazing people from across the school.

During my 4 years of college, I tutored students 17 and over in precalculus, business calculus, and statistics, helping people in my classes and assisting others after the classes were completed. Post college, I spent 3 years tutoring elementary and middle school math for grades K to 8 (I am currently tutoring these areas daily). Later, I accumulated 3 years tutoring arithmetic, geometry basics, pre-algebra, and algebra basics for adults 40 and over. When teaching, I utilize example problems, explain math terminology, provide visual aids when needed, and encourage real-world scenarios to help in the learning process. I am always learning new tips and tricks to help students and adult learners find answers quickly while making sure the methods make sense along the way. I've taught in-person to groups, one-on-one sessions, as well as an extensive amount of online assistance.

We are all different and have unique ways to harness our educational style. The key to gaining new skills and knowledge is finding that recipe for success and carrying it with us in all we do. Contact me today so we can set up a session. I look forward to working with you soon!" less...