Best Brooklyn Tutors Near Me

There are many sensible reasons to seek out private tutoring other than bad grades. You may have a student who wants to advance in a subject to move into Accelerated Program (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses. Whatever the reason, any student who needs tutoring services is a great candidate to work with one of our Brooklyn tutors!

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Rueben M. Brooklyn NY.

FINRA, NASAA, and NFA exams

I have trained and privately tutored people for financial industry exams for over 20 years. I am comfortable providing tutoring for the Series 3, 4, 9/10, 11, 24, 53, 55, 63, 65, 66, and 79 exams. Unfortunately, most books that are available for the exams are not easy to understand. With the methods that I use, people can answer questions more efficiently. If students are not sure where they need help, I would review practice questions with them to clarify what areas need improvement. In ... Read more

Series 63, Series 7

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Amanda T. Brooklyn NY.

Doctor of Music, AP Music Theory, piano, and French horn

*** Fall 2022 availability - due to travel constraints I'm currently accepting students on Mondays and Wednesdays on the Upper East Side, UES, students in Brooklyn on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and online students any day*** I have been teaching music for over 20 years. I have three degrees in the French horn (BFA, MA, and DMA), extensive piano teaching experience for ages 5-adult (including having been adjunct piano faculty at NYU), and Theory teaching experience including AP. As a French h... Read more

Music Theory, Ear Training, General Music, Piano, French Horn

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Gali N. Brooklyn NY.

Native Israeli. Speaks Hebrew, French and English

I am Israeli born and raised. A former lieutenant in an infantry brigade of the Israeli Army. I have a BA in psychology from Bar-Ilan University in Israel and an MS in Management from Boston University at Ben-Gurion University in Israel. I grew up speaking Hebrew. I've been traveling to France regularly throughout my life and have lived there for 4 months. I first came to NYC to work for the Israeli Government, and ended up staying here. I passed the NY State Education Department test for t... Read more

Proofreading

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Michiko F. Brooklyn NY.

Native Japanese speaker with certificated Japanese teaching

I am a native speaker, born and raised in Japan. Before I came over to the U.S, I had worked at a broadcasting station and here in the U.S. And I worked at a Japanese school and a Japanese preschool here as a teacher. I love teaching children and playing with them! I am qualified to teach Japanese. I am so excited to share my knowledge of the Japanese language and share the Japanese culture! I graduated from The World Japanese Language Centre, Sydney, Australia, and have completed the advanc... Read more

Japanese

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Kurt K. Brooklyn NY.

Experienced Math Tutor, University of Chicago Grad

Hi, I'm Kurt. I'm an experienced Math tutor who specializes in college level Math. I mainly tutor Calculus and Probability, but I can tutor any college level Math or Stat class. Within Calculus, I really enjoy Calc 2 and the Integration Techniques like Integration by Parts, Trig Substitution and Partial Fractions. My favorite topics in Probability are Markov Chains, Exponential Distributions, Poisson Processes, and Queueing Theory. I love math and studied it in both Undergraduate and Gra... Read more

Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, Precalculus, SAT Math, GED, Probability, Finite Math

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Masaru K. Brooklyn NY.

Patient, Knowledgeable, and Fun Music lessons - 20+ years experience

Greetings! Whether you're looking for an instructor for yourself or your loved ones, thank you for stopping by! I have been an active musician and a music educator for over 20 years providing private lessons on alto, soprano, tenor, and baritone saxophones, flute, and clarinet, as well as the Japanese shakuhachi. I teach all ages from kids to adults, all styles, and all levels- from absolute beginner to experienced musicians. Aside from private lessons I've taught jazz workshops and variou... Read more

Music Theory, Japanese

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Richard J. Brooklyn NY.

Digital Logic Design and Signals & Systems Engineer

Hello, reader! I am an electrical engineering graduate from Brown University who currently works in the defense industry as an electrical engineer. As I worked through my course-work in school, I realized I was passionate about the material I was learning. I could feel my brain becoming more dense and rich with engineering knowledge that I could not wait to apply. Eager to share this passion, I worked as a teaching assistant during my junior and senior years for classes including electrical_c... Read more

Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering

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Petra Z. Brooklyn NY.

MA French teacher for adults, students, and youth

- Top 10% Wyzant tutor with exact percentile at 99.02%, out of a total of 17,575 active tutors - Hi! 🙂 I am a French Language teacher and tutor with MA degree in French and 17+ years experience tutoring French to students, youth and adults with excellent results. I studied at the Sorbonne, and tutored for Societe Completude in Paris (I have taught Math, Latin, and Chemistry in French!), and individual beginner and advanced French lessons. I tutored successfully more than 170 students in ... Read more

French

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Julie W. Brooklyn NY.

Harvard Alum Specializing in Math, Reading, and Test prep

Hello everyone! I'm Julie. I'm a NYC-based professional tutor, specializing in test prep, math instruction, and reading comprehension. For the past 6 years, I have helped students excel in their math courses and achieve higher scores than they had previously thought possible on the SAT, ACT, GRE and GMAT. I see test prep as an opportunity for intellectual growth and my work as a teacher as fundamentally about empowering my students. To achieve those life-changing score increases, you need ... Read more

Calculus, Precalculus, Trigonometry, Statistics, SAT Math, GRE, SAT Reading, SAT Writing

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John G. Brooklyn NY.

MSM Grad Online Piano, Guitar, Ukulele and Bass teacher in Brooklyn

John has been teaching since 2011, privately and in public and private schools throughout the New York Tri-state area and online. John teaches private lessons on bass (upright and electric), guitar, piano, ukulele, voice, and ensemble music classes. John is a passionate music educator who works hard to tailor lessons to students of all ages and abilities. His main goal with any student is to help foster and support a lifelong love of music, through teaching students important musical skill... Read more

Music Theory, Ear Training, General Music, Guitar, Piano, Music Production

How a Brooklyn Tutor Can Help

The most obvious answer to this question is to help students improve their grades. This can be by going over testing skills and working through any fears and anxieties around exams or by strengthening a student’s overall understanding of a particular subject through practice. But, there are other valuable skills that students can learn from a professional tutor that is not directly related to their GPA. 

When students have consistent difficulty with a subject or a particular concept in class, they may feel embarrassed enough to stop themselves from asking for help from their teacher or peers. Tutoring sessions are not only a safe environment for students to ask questions they feel are “silly” or “easy,” but are spaces for students to build confidence in their ability to learn. 

Private tutors are also an excellent resource to learn and practice study techniques so students can learn how to process the information presented in class on their own or with a group. 

Finally, tutors can be an excellent resource for parents not equipped with the knowledge, training, or skills to assist the student in need with their work, especially if they are not educators or are familiar with the subject.

How Does Brooklyn Tutoring Work?

First things first, figure out what you need from your tutor. If you have a middle school student needing help staying on track, hiring someone specializing in high school math may not be helpful.

Next, you have to discuss and arrange with your tutor whether or not your student will be attending sessions in-person or online and what the rules are for either option. Some tutors might require that remote students have a quiet and secluded area for students to work or have unique requests for pick-up and drop-off procedures for in-person students. 

As for the specifics of what will happen during the tutoring session, ask your tutor. Each tutor has their method of teaching, and they would be more than happy to explain how each session will be structured and the goals for the student moving forward. 

This is an insightful conversation to have before the first session, as you may discover more requirements that your tutor needs to meet.

Benefits of Working with a Brooklyn Tutor

As we mentioned earlier, improving grades is a widespread reason students and their families seek out the help of tutors. This is a very generous benefit when considering opportunities to join specific academic organizations and apply for college and scholarships. But, let’s get into some of the particular benefits you can expect your student to experience besides a higher GPA. 

Preparing Them for College

Watching your students struggle with their course materials can be challenging, but working through these obstacles can be helpful if they decide to pursue higher education. Collegiate work is much more complex than your student’s exposure to in their secondary education. Learning to recognize when they’re struggling and work through those issues will save them from learning these lessons during college when there is more at stake.   

Positive and Individualistic Work Environment

Having a private tutor allows the student to have a one-on-one learning experience that they may not be able to get from their instructor at school to ask as many questions as they need. In addition to this individualized approach, our tutors create a positive environment so the student can get comfortable and get the most out of each session.

Optimistic Attitude towards School and Learning 

Struggling with schoolwork can make students feel bad about themselves, envious of their peers, and foster negative feelings about school and learning if they do not have the proper academic support. Having a private tutor to give them the skills, like test prep, to overcome these academic obstacles can give them the confidence to see challenges as an opportunity for growth. 

How Much Does a Brooklyn Tutor Cost?

Cost can be a significant deciding factor for families considering hiring a tutor for a student, and you should consider your budget as you look through our list of tutors. An experienced tutor will charge more for their time, so keep an eye out for that.

Families do not have to sign up for a subscription to access our directory of tutors, and there is no universal cost for all of our tutors. Each tutor has their rate, and you will only be required to pay for the hours your student uses. 

Our tutors also have set a certain number of hours or days before the next scheduled tutoring session can be canceled. Remember when scheduling sessions, as it could affect your payments. 

How Do I Choose a Brooklyn Tutor?

Following our guide to narrow your search for the best tutor for you will give you a quality list of matches, but you’ll still have to pick one from the set you’ll be shown. 

To choose a Brooklyn tutor that would be a good fit, you must assess what qualities are important to you. 

You may want a tutor with years of experience with an overwhelming amount of positive reviews, or you may decide that you want someone with a master’s or doctorate in a particular subject rather than just a bachelor’s. All this information is available on our tutors’ profiles to help you make your final decision. 

How to Find a Brooklyn Tutor Near You

We have already compiled a list of our Brooklyn tutors for you. If you have the extra time, you can look through our inventory to see if you see a tutor that you think would work well for you and your student. But, if you don’t want to go through each tutor individually, here is a list of steps to get matched with the best tutor. 

First, you’ll need to answer questions so we can better understand your and your student’s needs. These will be details like availability, whether you need in-person or remote tutoring, and the subject you need an expert in. Answers to these questions can be skipped or edited at a later time if something changes. 

From your answers, we will suggest a list of tutors compatible with what you need. Once you find one or two that you might like, reach out and talk to them! We believe that our system will match you with the best options for tutoring instructors, but speaking, and hopefully booking, with a tutor will give you an idea of what their personality is like and the opportunity to ask about their philosophies about teaching and their teaching methods. 

What Skills & Topics Brooklyn Tutors Offer

You can find a tutor for any subject and skill on our website. We offer everything from elementary math to writing skills. Some tutors specialize in one area, and those knowledgeable in multiple areas. These tutors have a biography of their experience to give you a better idea of their expertise.  

We have experts in the popular areas students need help with, like algebra, biology, and English. Some subjects, like voice tutors specializing in rock music or regents physics, may seem more niche. We have a large and diverse directory, so you are sure to find a tutor who can meet your student’s needs. 

Brooklyn Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

Considering working with one of our Brooklyn tutors but have a few questions you need to answer before you do? Here are some common questions that you may also have. 

Can I Work with a Tutor Outside of Brooklyn?

Of course! Plenty of our tutors accept remote students and have no issue with working with students who live in cities outside of where they live. This would be an excellent question to ask your intended tutor before booking a session. 

Tutoring centers can be a great place to find tutors, local research tutors in the area, or find a fantastic tutor through recommendations from local schools in Brooklyn or further research.

What does a Brooklyn tutor do?

Brooklyn tutors are instructors who live in Brooklyn, New York, and offer their knowledge to students who need help in a specific subject area. These tutors are not only here to help students who are falling behind or need help catching up, but they can also be helpful to those who are looking to get ahead or learn new skills. 

Are Brooklyn tutors worth it?

Yes, of course! You can always work remotely with a tutor who lives in a different city if you would like to. But, our tutors in Brooklyn are high-quality educators, just like the rest of our tutors. Tutoring services can benefit you or your child’s academic career greatly in the long run. Whether the students are in elementary, middle school, high school, college, or university, tutors can help any age.

You can find a tutor who will help your student meet their academic goals, which is worth every penny you spend on their assistance. 

Are online Brooklyn tutors available?

Yes, we have online tutors in Brooklyn who will be available to work with students. Online tutors can be private or public tutors but also excel in tutoring students to help them excel in their academic potential.

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

Both online and in-person tutoring services have advantages and disadvantages, and understanding what they are can help you pick the best tutoring method for your student. 

Online tutoring services are excellent for students who need a remote tutor but can feel a little impersonal since they’ll be talking to you through a screen. Correcting mistakes while practicing may be difficult unless you have a tech-savvy tutor. 

In-person tutoring services are excellent for students who benefit from the social interaction across the table but can be difficult if they don’t live near their tutor. 

Is Working with a Brooklyn Tutor tax deductible?

For the average student, hiring a tutor is not tax deductible. However, there are specific situations that may allow for a tax deduction. Keep yourself updated with your state and federal tax codes to see if you qualify, or stay aware of any changes that are made in the future.