Gerald G.

• Murfreesboro, TN 37129 ( 27.4 mi )
• VB.net Tutor

• Male Age 54
• Member since: 03/2015
• Will travel up to 50 miles
• Rates from $30 to $50 /hr
• In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Computer Programming, Microsoft PowerPoint, linq, SQL, Silverlight, MVC, Computer, HTML, ASP.NET, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access

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• Computer Hardware: Expert • VMWare VSphere 5.1: Expert • Networking Design : Expert • Networking Implementation: Expert • Microsoft Access: Expert, • Microsoft Project: Expert, • Microsoft Visual Basic.net Coding Expert, • Microsoft Visual C# Coding Expert, • C++ programming Intermediate, • Visual Basic 6.0 programming- Advanced, • Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Coding (VBA)- Advanced, • HTML programming- Advanced, • XML programming- Advanced, • Oracle Data Base Experience- Advanced, • PLSQL Programming- Advanced, • SQL Server 2005 Experience- Expert, • SQL Server 2008 Experience- Expert, • T-SQL Programming-Expert, • ADO.net Coding-Expert, • .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0- Expert, • Macromedia Dream Weaver MX – CS4, • Macromedia Flash MX – CS4, • Microsoft FrontPage- Intermediate, • Allen Bradley PLC Programming Expert, • HMI Programming Expert, ... read more

Michael D.

• Franklin, TN 37064 ( 35.4 mi )
• VB.net Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 11/2010
• Will travel up to 10 miles
• Rates from $41.00 to $52.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: ASP.NET, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Desktop Publishing, Microsoft Access

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I have always told my classes, "Learning can be fun; and if it's not, you may not be doing it right." Of course, that does not mean learning isn’t work; but part of growing up – and selecting a career – is learning that work can be enjoyable. I should mention that it is not my way to enforce memorization for the sake of it. If you understand concepts, that is much better. I always say “an example is the embodiment of a rule”. I am always committed to a student’s success; and will not let him or her give up. The biggest thrill in teaching is watching a student suddenly understand a concept. It happens frequently, and it never gets old.
For four years I taught in private schools, where I gave instruction at the middle and high school levels in English, French, Hebrew, computer programming, and office applications (spreadsheets, etc). I taught Math and English for one year at ... read more