The Best Calculus Tutors in Woodland Hills, CA

In Calculus, new concepts are introduced that require higher levels of abstract thinking. I work with students to deconstruct the more complex ideas into simpler, understandable pieces. From limits, to derivatives, to integrals, to refreshing necessary skills from earlier math, I have been working with students...See Pi Danger's full profile

I am a highly qualified calculus tutor. I have completed and passed AP calculus AB/BC in high school and Calc 1 and 2 later on in my education. Not only do I know the material, but I can teach it in a way that your student can understand. By going at their pace and providing lots of practice problems,...See Rachel's full profile

My 8+ years of training as a Geometer have instilled a visual component to my teaching methods as well: diagrams, sketches, penmanship, and well-written equations keep things organized and comprehensible. I am available to tutor a wide range of Mathematics, from advanced courses such as Multivariable Calculus,...See Dugan's full profile

I've tutored all levels of Calculus 1 through 3, providing tailored support. As a Mathnasium Center Instructor, I honed my instructional skills. Additionally, my role as a Learning Assistant at UCLA covered Differential and Integral Calculus, as well as Multivariable Calculus, ensuring a deep...See Nadeev's full profile

Hi! I have 13 years of experience tutoring children of all academic levels through Graduate School and served as the director of a tutoring center, a position I left in 2014 to return to the teaching I love. I hold degrees in both Physics and Philosophy from Grinnell College, completed my graduate coursework in the...See Jeremy's full profile

I received a Bachelor's degree from Pomona College in 2014 and have been working as a tutor for almost ten years. In high school, I was an advanced math student who received a 5 on the AP Calculus Test. Math remains my favorite subject to tutor. I try really hard to determine each student's unique...See Olivia's full profile

I have been teaching our top calculus based physics course, for engineers and physics majors, for 11 years at Santa Monica College. Many students find the world problems in calculus, especially the physics applications, at the end of the chapters to be the toughest. I can appreciate this and I have some...See John's full profile

I possess a solid foundation and extensive experience in the field of Calculus, having completed advanced coursework and engaged in practical applications. With a background in mathematics and engineering, I have honed my skills in solving complex mathematical problems, particularly in areas such as differential...See John's full profile

As a part of my Civil Engineering Program at CSUN, I took Courses in Calculus 1 and 2, as well as Multivariable Calculus. Math and Physics are definitely my strongest subjects, and they provide the foundation for the more advanced Civil Engineering subjects. I am very good at relating the math to actual...See German's full profile

I believe hard work, patience, and a healthy dose of enthusiasm can get you just about anywhere! Learning math and science can actually be...dare I say it...fun! I have studied a great deal of mathematics (up to Single-Variable/Multivariable Calculus, Differential Equations and Linear Algebra) through my...See Talya's full profile

I am a mathematics major (4th year) at UCLA. UCLA is #7 in the US, #11 in the world for mathematics. I have very strong grasps on all levels of calculus and I am confident that I can help your son succeed.See Tomasz's full profile

I have more than 10 years experience as a math tutor, including Calculus.See Chi's full profile

Calculus can be tough, but unbelievably rewarding once you understand it. Learning about rates of change in regards to limits, derivatives, and integrals is essential to understanding anything in the world of engineering, physics, and differential equations. Please reach out and we can get started immediately. See James's full profile

My name is Michael and am a fourth-year aerospace engineering senior at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). During my undergraduate career, I have taken numerous math and science courses, including differential and integral calculus, multivariable calculus, linear algebra, general chemistry,...See Michael's full profile

Calculus is the foundation for math, science and technology; it paves the way. Calculus is a subject that requires success in previous topics. My degree is in Pure Math which means I studied calculus a few days a week for multiple years. After completing my degree I started teaching calculus....See Anna's full profile

Hi, I am Akhil and I welcome the opportunity to help you learn algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, or any of my other areas of expertise. I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with both a Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering. While in college, I tutored for four years –...See Akhil's full profile

"Investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin Hi, my name is Marine. I have been tutoring for over six years. During these 6 years I have had students from different backgrounds and age groups. I started as a tutor for middle and high school students, and later tutored students at The...See Marine's full profile

I taught high school math for 8 years. For 4 of those 8 years, I taught AP Calculus. Over the 4 years that I taught AP Calculus, the percentage of my students that scored a 5 on the AP exam was over 21% higher than the national average, and the percentage of my students that passed the AP test with a score...See Dan's full profile

As an experienced academic tutor who has worked with a wide range of students, Phoebe is familiar with the various curriculums of a vicissitudes of schools and test preparations. This enables her to better comprehend and prepare lessons in accordance to the needs of her students. Phoebe’s anchoring philosophy rests...See Phoebe's full profile

5/5 on both Calc AB and BC, Grade 'A' in Both UCLA Calc 32A and 32B(multivar)See Shreyas's full profile

To be a chemical engineer, you must be good, if not great, in calculus. With a masters in chemical engineering, it is evident that I do not have to prove my calculus skills. I hope this addresses your doubts!See Gideon's full profile

I received an A in calculus as well as a 5 on the advanced placement test. In college, I took both calculus 3 and 4. I am well versed in the concepts of both derivatives and integrals, and thoroughly enjoying explaining these matters to young students. I often find that people are highly intimidated by...See Huzefa's full profile

Hi, I am a full-time Aerospace Engineer with three years of tutoring experience. My engineering job involves using tremendous amounts of calculus, geometry, physics, and linear algebra to fly both rockets and spacecraft. I graduated with both my B.S. (Magna Cum Laude) and M.S. from Virginia Tech in Aerospace...See David's full profile

I've been teaching and tutoring and preparing students for various tests for over 20 years. I have two Master's degrees, one in Physics and one in Math, and have just recently embarked on a journey to earn another degree in Chemistry. I love teaching and it's all I have ever wanted to do. I am never satisfied with what...See David's full profile

This means I constantly review my notes and the material I took from high school. This includes repeated exposure to Algebra, Geometry/Trigonometry, Precalculus, and Calculus. In my core STEM classes, I was a straight-A student and have taught these subjects to peers that took (and are taking) these classes....See Richard's full profile