"My interest in teaching is not due to circumstance nor an ambition to be a professor at a top university. Instead it is out of pure passion and a desire to assist aspiring individuals who need that extra push and guidance to reach their goals, in many case even discover new goals. I still remember my professor of Basic Financial Management at my Grad school and my Math tutor at high school, whose one of a kind teaching style mesmerized me to fall in love with numbers, after which rest is history - a successful career in finance. They were both experienced industry professionals yet great academics. I followed their footsteps and in a way, I want to reciprocate that experience for my students.

I have tutored in the past in various capacities, starting at the age of 17, when I just graduated from High School teaching math and science for 4th to 8th grade kids around the neighborhood. Not only driving their interest in studying but eventually improving their grades leading to great parent/student satisfaction. When I was a 2nd year MBA student at UMKC when I tutored Derivative Finance, considered to be one of the most complex of finance courses, to a few students on campus. Lastly, one and off at my day job, coaching colleagues and trainees, on financial modeling and theories as it applied to the business.

I am adamant about using pictures and real-world examples as much as possible to teach and describe concepts which is also why, in many occasions, I have received commendations as a "good teacher".

I consider my self number savvy and so math and finance are my preferred subjects where I can offer my best services.

I have a simple policy when it comes to tutoring: There should not be any obligation. If you are not satisfied and would like me to change my methods, please communicate freely. I don't want to waste your money nor time, if you aren't getting the best out of it.

I am more flexible with location than time (24-hr cancellation policy). I am quite open to students convenience and suggestions," less...