Jonathan S.

• Ft Mitchell, KY 41017 ( 2.2 mi )
• CAD Tutor

• Male Age 34
• Member since: 06/2015
• Will travel up to 30 miles
• Rates from $20 to $40 /hr
• On-line In-Home
• Also Tutors: CAD

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I learn best when I am having fun. Find a way to make the material as fun and interesting as it can be.
Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Geneva College (ABET accredited); 1 year experience in AutoCAD; 1 year experience SketchUp; worked as HVAC diagram drafter for CH2M Hill Inc.; worked as CAD Technical Designer for Ark Encounter; experienced in the use of 3D printers and CNC mills; built a RepRap Prusa 3D printer for senior design project

Brian M.

• Amelia, OH 45102 ( 19.4 mi )
• CAD Tutor

• Male Age 39
• Member Since: 05/2015
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $25.00 to $40.00 /hr
• In-Home In-Group

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I have held several jobs in the AutoCAD field. it can be a larning experience if you let it become that. My first was Basco Shower Door inc. funnest CAD job I have ever had. hawkline Nevada was my second job it was interesting learning a new trade to go with autoCAD, but I endured TK engineering was a highly technical job, working with jet engines and an unfamiliar program. but I endured to the last. and finally Eastern sheet metal. interesting, fun, exciting, didn't want to leave.
I prefer a more hands on approach get down and get dirty with the program. along with simple walk throughs, usually using your homework as a guide to where you are stuck

Caroline K.

• West Chester, OH 45069 ( 22.5 mi )
• CAD Tutor

• Female
• Member Since: 08/2009
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $38.00 to $48.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: Microsoft Excel

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I enjoy working with a student until I see the "light bulb" come on. Because people are individuals, I realize that the same approach will not work with every student. In general, however, it is helpful to take something that the student already knows, and to work from there to those concepts that they do not know. This approach provides a solid reference point for memory and understanding. Patience is a key, and realizing that the length of time required to learn a concept is not an indication of intelligence. I strive to maintain the dignity of the student I tutor in my demeanor to them, treating them as my comrades, my fellow learners, as opposed to my subordinates.
As a homeschooler from fifth grade through high school, I learned the value of personalized instruction. My passion for learning the sciences led me to a double major in chemistry and mechanical engineering. While co ... read more