Finance Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Edinboro, PA

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies with concentrations in Sociology and Business from Excelsior College in Albany, NY. AN AAS in Equine Business from Northwest College, Powell, WY and a AA Liberal Arts Business and minor in Office Inforamtion Systems from WWCC. My Work experience has been a Tutor for Chautaqua- Striders, teacher aide for 5 years, and also being a Substitute teacher. I have had a wide variety of teaching experience from being a sign language teacher, early childhood teacher, teacher aide, and special education aide I consider myself to be a very outgoing patient person who has also had youth metoring experience. I am trustworthy confident, and would be a great asset to your organization. I enjoy working with youth.

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I have earned a bachelors degree in Accounting and Business Management, along with a minor in Economics. I have worked for Northwest Savings Bank for the past 3 years, in many different areas. In my position, I help produce a quarterly report that is given to the department heads and shows the overall financial position of the bank. I also help lenders determine the financial situation of a potential borrower. While in college, I began tutoring 3-4 fellow students in Accounting. I love working with all children and I believe that my experience working for Northwest Savings Bank would be an asset to helping children understand the finance and accounting world. I am very easy going, patient and considerate. My goals are to provide a child with the best education possible through real life scenarios. My passion is to make a difference in students' lives and get them excited about Accounting

$ 48.00

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The single most important thing about being a teacher or mentor is to be respectful, socially aware, and sensitive. Okay, that's three things, but they kind of go together. The second most important thing about being a mentor is to create understanding about the underlying principle of whatever it is he or she is learning about. Once you understand the underlying principle, the "how to" stuff becomes a *lot* easier to understand and remember. On the other hand, a person who's trying to learn the "how to" stuff without understanding the underlying principles is likely to forget key things, to be tripped up when an unexpected question arises, and to get into other trouble. I've always been driven to help others understand subjects on a deep level. When I was in high school, I taught my brother basic algebra. (He was ten years old at the time.) As the editor of a high IQ society's offic

$ 52.00

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