Finance Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Reardan, WA

High School graduate. WSU undergraduate degree, B.A. Business Management (Entrepreneurship), Spanish minor. 3.85 GPA (college). Received Presidents honor roll every semester, graduated with honors. Played and instructed in Violin for 12 years. 1st place in 5th grade math team. Married 4 1/2 years. Served 2 year LDS mission to Honduras. Served as District and Zone leader, Branch president, and Assistant to the President. Fluent in Spanish. Years in church work in nursery (18 month-3 years), 4 year olds, young mens/Boy Scouts (12-18 years old). Door to door alarm sales (summer 2009). Self employed roofer (2003). one on one several kids together

$ 27.50

average per hour

($15.00-$40.00)

Range

As a junior and senior finance major, I routinely tutored fellow classmates in several finance and business courses. As a junior I showed many of my classmates how to excel in several areas of business, such as, finance, accounting, human resources, and management. As a senior I tutored many of my friends and colleagues in many finance courses, such as, portfolio management, financial engineering, and personal finance. I've never tutored for pay, which shows how dedicated I am to helping people achieve their academic goals. My teaching style is very simple, it's teaching people the concepts at hand in a manner they can understand, because some texts and instructions can be very confusing and over explained. I enjoy making complex concepts seem easy to my students and love to watch them apply them to any problem. Once, I get my students thinking in the right manner they can solve any

$ 39.50

average per hour

($44.00-$49.00)

Range

The moment when the light bulb turns on in a student's mind is priceless. That's why I love teaching. I find that the best way to teach a person is to help them discover the answer themselves. This is done by explaining new concepts logically and methodically, and then using examples and follow up questions to help a person understand and apply new principles. As a teacher, my job is to help people learn to think critically and reason through the task at hand. As an educator, my responsibility is to help people develop of a love of learning. I am passionate about learning and I enjoy helping others discover new concepts for themselves. I have a strong background in business management, having earned a bachelor's and master's degree in the field. I completed my undergraduate studies in only two and a half years, and I finished my graduate studies with a 3.95 GPA. After completing my gradu

$ 37.50

average per hour

($42.00-$47.00)

Range

I work to explore and supplement the existing knowledge of each student. I do not give answers but rather provide direction and support. Quantitative problems require self-confidence,I help students develop poise. I have earned dual undergraduate degrees, a BA in Mathematics and a BA in Economics, from Eastern Washington University. While attending EWU I worked as a econometrics tutor and teaching assistant. I have been admitted to a PhD program at Washington State University for this coming fall. Through tutoring at EWU, I have demonstrated an ability to effectively communicate with diverse populations. I have strong quantitative skills in mathematical, statistical and economic contexts.

$ 36.50

average per hour

($39.00-$48.00)

Range

I started my college career at Drake University as a Mass Comunications major. I changed schools and recieved a double major in Business and Economics. I have 3 kids 15,11,10 and have helped them extensively, and all are excellerated students. I enjoy helping kids understand their subjects and obtaining the power to master their learning potential. I enjoy working with children, and believe that all kids have the ability to achieve anything. As long as their mentors can give them an extra boost to understand certain concepts their ability to accomplish their projects and earn exceptional grades are endless. My teaching style is to guide them through the learning process and to make sure they have a firm grip on their subjects when we complete our tutorial.

$ 35.50

average per hour

($39.00-$46.00)

Range

I earned a Bachelors degree in accounting, with clusters in Finance and Spanish. I have work experience in auditing, tax and financial analysis. Currently I am working on an MBA, and plan to begin a doctoral program in 2011 as I prepare to become an accounting professor. I worked as a youth counselor for three summers, teaching teenagers from age 14-18. I love teaching, which is why I have chosen to teach accounting as a career. Anyone can learn any skill that they are willing to work at. I personally prefer to learn by doing, so that is also how I teach. When a student works through examples, discussing how concepts apply, that application of the concept helps to solidify the knowledge. I am patient when teaching, and I believe that a relaxed environment is best for learning. Communication is the key to both teaching and learning.

$ 40.50

average per hour

($41.00-$54.00)

Range

I believe students will rise to the level of expectations set for them. I am a bit of a comedian, and I use humor to allay frustration in learning situations. I believe in setting goals and charting a specific path for reaching them, while being flexible enough to alter the path along the way. Praise and positive reinforcement are powerful tools when teaching challenging material, and I use them frequently. I received a BA in General Business from WSU, and was honored as a Cum Laude graduate. The courses were varied and included a wide array of math application, from supply and demand curves to interest rate calculations. My classmates gave me the nickname "Webster" because I was frequently asked to edit their papers and to tutor them in several different subjects. I love working with teenagers, and watching their faces change when they really GET a concept for the first time!

$ 35.00

average per hour

($40.00-$44.00)

Range

I believe teaching is becoming a facilitator of knowledge. I want to help facilitate each individual learning concepts in their own way. I believe in going through applications with the student until they can master the concepts on their own. I thoroughly enjoy spending time with the young adults and capitalizing on their curiosity about life. Helping them understand the concepts of accounting and finance not only helps them through course work, but also gives them a great foundation for life skills. Helping others achieve academic goals, builds their self confidence enabling them to become productive citizens adding to the betterment of all society. I consider it an honor to be able to help others learn. I have taught in higher education for the past 22 years. One year was spent teaching at Spokane Community College and for the past 21 years, I have taught at Whitworth University

$ 39.50

average per hour

($40.00-$53.00)

Range

As a Controller, analyst and consultant of Computerized Accounting systems for small and medium sized businesses, I have 25 years plus, of extensive experience training and teaching both accounting and non-accounting executives how to data entry in 'subsidiary journals' like Accounts Receivable, Payable, Payroll, Fixed Assets and how to reconcile to 'control accounts' in General Ledger. My approach to tutoring would be to explain the mechanics of recording business transactions (two sides to a transactions, thus "double entry") rather than rote learning.This would benefit them to pass exams as well as in business if they chose to pursue a career in business and finance. The most enjoyable and satisfying part of installing new Accounting systems in businesses was the opportunity to teach the accounting staff how to generate timely and accurate financial statements. Internal controls was a

$ 45.50

average per hour

($44.00-$61.00)

Range