Hi there! My name is Gina! My personal education background is obtaining a bachelor's degree from Western Illinois University in 2019 and majoring in Sports Production. I am embracing a new opportunity that God put upon my path in helping teach American Sign Language to others to gain a new skill for their life skills tool bag. I taught myself when I was a young age and would like to pay it forward to share gifts with others. I have some friends back in Illinois that are hard of hearing and Deaf, so it gives me plenty of experience of utilizing my gift of knowing sign language. I also have experience working in private and public schools when I lived in Michigan. Previously, I used to help first and second grade students with reading, sounding out words, and then high school students with mathematics (Algebra & Geometry). I look forward to meeting you and your family and helping you along your educational journey. We are all learning a little bit each day.

Hi, I'm Colton. As a fourth-year engineering student at USF, I know firsthand that upper-level math and science courses can sometimes feel overwhelming. This is why I focus on working with middle and high school students, offering targeted support in math, physics, and general sciences, while also providing guidance across other K-12 subjects as needed. My approach is centered on developing strong foundational skills and logical problem-solving techniques so that students aren't just memorizing formulas. They actually understand the material and feel ready for their next academic challenge.

I am a dedicated educator with more than 30 years of experience helping elementary students and students with disabilities build confidence, strengthen academic skills, and experience meaningful success in learning. I specialize in supporting diverse learners through individualized instruction, positive behavior strategies, and a warm, structured teaching approach. I hold a Master of Arts in Teaching (History and Social Sciences) and a Florida Professional Teaching Certificate with Elementary Education K-6, Social Science 6-12 and Exceptional Students Education K-12 with endorsements in Reading K-12, ESOL, Autism, Civics and Gifted. Since 2016, I have been teaching in ASD/EBD/ESE self-contained classrooms in Pasco County Schools, working with students who have emotional and behavioral disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, communication challenges, and other exceptionalities. I develop IEPs, create ACCESS aligned lessons, implement behavior-support interventions, and works closely with families to help students thrive both academically and socially. In tutoring practice, I provide compassionate, individualized support in: Reading and literacy development Elementary math and content-area skills Organization, study habits, and executive functioning Behavior and emotional regulation strategies Support for EBD, ASD, ADHD, learning disabilities, and other needs My teaching style includes patience, calm demeanor, and child centered approach. I know how to create a safe and encouraging environment where every learner can grow. My mission is to help students feel capable, confident, and proud of their progress.

Hi, I'm Eddie! I've been helping students learn, grow, and reach their goals for more than three years. I love making learning simple, fun, and stress-free-because everyone can succeed with the right guidance! I believe that good communication can make our lives better.

I'm a multidisciplinary tutor with experience in research methods, statistics, psychology, design, marketing, and technology. I focus on helping students understand concepts rather than memorize answers, breaking down complex topics into clear, practical steps. My goal is to build confidence, strengthen problem-solving skills, and help students succeed in coursework, projects, and exam preparation.

Career experience in education software development at IBM and a communications degree from Brigham Young University. Ten years as a classroom teacher and substitute. I love working with youth helping them to grow and discover the adventure of learning.

My passion for problem-solving and creative thinking led me to design and develop games. As a Computer Science student at the University of South Florida, I've spent the last two years tutoring elementary and middle school students, helping them strengthen their skills and build confidence in their abilities. I work to make sure complex topics are broken down into meaningful concepts students can understand so that they can be successful.

With a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Teaching Education and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science & Education, I have more than 25 years of experience in education, administration, child welfare, and client relationship management. I specialize in creating engaging learning experiences, strengthening families, and improving student outcomes through tailored teaching, tutoring, and training strategies. Recognized for my ability to build trust, foster partnerships, and deliver results, I have led successful programs in classrooms, communities, and organizations. My expertise includes curriculum development, team leadership, compliance management, and community outreach initiatives that consistently make a lasting impact. Passionate about human development and literacy, I combine strong communication and interpersonal skills with a people-centered approach-ensuring every student, client, and family I serve receives the highest level of support, guidance, and care.

I am a certified teacher with over five years of experience teaching students in kindergarten through fifth grade, with a strong focus on kindergarten and first grade. I specialize in building foundational skills in reading and math, helping young learners grow in confidence and develop a love for learning. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our three sons. Much of our free time is spent at the football field or basketball court cheering them on. I believe that fostering a love of learning at an early age is key to creating lifelong learners, and I am passionate about supporting each child's academic journey in a positive and engaging way.

Born and raised Floridian, I got my degree in Secondary Education: Social Sciences from St. Leo University and then completed Master Courses in Reading Education K-12, also at St. Leo University. I have been teaching in public schools since 2012 as an intern and professional. I am a mother to three loving children. I love adventure and trying new things!

Hi! I am a veteran teacher with 18 years teaching K-12 - music, drama, Social Studies, and reading. I have a BA from the University of Tampa and an MS in Diversity and Equity in Education from the University of Nevada, Reno, where I am currently working toward my Ph.D.

Hi! I'm Charly, a college senior studying Political Science on a pre-law track at the University of South Florida. I also hold an associate degree, and I'm passionate about learning and helping others understand material that may feel confusing or overwhelming. Since I'm still a student myself, I understand what it's like to struggle with a subject, feel stuck on an assignment, or need someone to explain something in a different way. I want tutoring to feel relaxed, comfortable, and judgment-free, so students feel completely comfortable asking questions. I tailor my approach to each student and their individual learning style, whether that means breaking down a difficult concept, working through practice problems, preparing for a test, or developing better study habits. My goal is to help students feel more confident in their abilities while making learning a little less stressful and a lot more manageable.

I have always had a passion for working with children and supporting their growth and development. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders, with a concentration in Deaf Studies from USF. After graduating, I began my career in education working with children with special needs. I am fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and grew up learning it here and there because I have an older sibling that is Deaf. Currently, I work at an elementary school as a certified educational sign language interpreter. I recently earned my interpreting certification, building upon several years of experience working with children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing in both the Orlando and Tampa areas. I am passionate about lifelong learning and continually look for opportunities to grow both personally and professionally. While I am naturally more introverted, I genuinely enjoy attending workshops, expanding my knowledge, and connecting with new people. Most importantly, I love creating meaningful connections with the children and families I work with and being a part of their journey.

I am a recent graduate from the University of South Florida, where I earned a B.A. in Criminology/Cybercrime with Summa Cum Laude. Throughout my education, I developed strong skills in reading, writing, research, and critical thinking. I have experience tutoring children in grades K-5 through the H.U.G. Reading Program, where I worked with young learners to strengthen their reading skills and build confidence in their abilities. I enjoy working with children and creating a supportive learning environment where they feel comfortable asking questions, practicing new skills, and learning at their own pace. As a tutor, I strive to make reading, writing, and English engaging and approachable. I believe every student learns differently, and I adapt my approach to each student's needs and learning style. My goal is to help students develop strong foundational skills while building the confidence, independence, and positive attitude toward learning that will support them throughout their education.

Hi, I'm Keyla! I graduated from the University of South Florida with my Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry. My passion for chemistry has continued to expand and I began my PhD in chemistry at the University of South Florida. My time as a graduate student has allowed me to experience teaching in General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry. My time as Teaching Assistant has provided me insight on the type of instructor I aim to be. My goal is to provide a safe environment to ask questions and encourage curiosity in a range of subjects.