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Computer engineering and ESL tutor

Quinee teaches ESL and computer science using guided practice, real-life connections, and practical scaffolding. She supports students with ADHD and dyslexia and challenges gifted learners. Families love her clear structure, energy, and the brain games she brings to every session.

Physics, math, and robotics tutor

Amin is a top-performing physics student and experienced tutor who teaches STEM from first principles. He works especially well with gifted learners and builds deep understanding through project-based, concept-driven lessons. Outside of teaching, he enjoys swimming and gardening.

Early learning, math, and AI tutor

Misbah is a math, early learning, and AI tutor with a Master’s in Electrical Engineering. She brings a patient, student-centered approach and uses creative activities, real-life examples, and step-by-step strategies to build confidence, spark curiosity, and make learning joyful.

STEM tutor

Chemical Engineer (BSc) with 6 years tutoring experience. Teaches metacognitive strategies & project-based methods for 2e/neurodiverse students. Fluent in EN/ES/DE/FR. Enjoys soccer.

Python, AI, and robotics tutor

Shayan holds two engineering degrees and teaches coding, robotics, AI, and math. He blends real-world projects with clear, step-by-step explanations, supporting learners with ADHD and gifted students alike. Students love his calm energy, visual tools, and hands-on approach.

Arabic, AI, and coding tutor

Lamees teaches Arabic, AI, and coding (Python, Scratch) to young learners using personalized, multisensory lessons. With a background in Management Information Systems and three years of teaching experience, she adapts for learning differences and gifted needs. Families love her patient, practical, confidence-boosting style.

Writing and humanities tutor

Zachary teaches writing, speaking, and the humanities with a creative, student-centered approach. An MFA and debate champion, he uses storytelling, discussion, and multimodal tools to help learners—including those with ADHD or dyslexia—find their voice and build skills that spark confidence.