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Many students find Trigonometry challenging, whether they take it as a single high school math course or find the concepts in Algebra 2 or Pre-Calculus courses. If you’re struggling with trigonometric identities, sine graphs, and inversions, hire a private Trigonometry tutor to help you understand the material and improve your grades.

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Alan

4,276 hours tutoring

Award-winning tutor

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Alan

Trigonometry Tutor

I have been tutoring since 2013. I received my bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Rutgers University. I continued onto a PhD program at Rutgers in Economics and have already completed my master’s along the way. Read more

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Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Andrew G

10,000 hours tutoring

Ph.D. in Math Education

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Andrew G

Trigonometry Tutor

I began tutoring and teaching math since 1985. I have a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Math, both from the University of Wisconsin, as well as a Ph.D. in Math Education from the University of Washington. Read more

Subjects:

Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, SAT Math, ACT Math

Austin

4,864 hours tutoring

Graduated Magna Cum Laude

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Austin

Trigonometry Tutor

I have been tutoring for the past 7 years – both online and in person. I graduated Magna Cum Laude at the College of Coastal Georgia with a Bachelor's in Mathematics with a focus on Applied Mathematics.I have been tutoring for the past 7 years – both online and in person. I graduated Magna Cum Laude at the College of Coastal Georgia with a Bachelor's in Mathematics with a focus on Applied Mathematics. I have plans to go for my Master’s in Computer Science in the future. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, High School

Bejoy

10,000+ hours tutoring

Tutor since 2009

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Bejoy

Trigonometry Tutor

I’ve been working with students since 2009 either as a one on one tutor, classroom teacher or small group instructor and I understand how math is difficult because I grew up finding math difficult for me. I love one on one tutoring because it gives me an opportunity to meet great students and with my experience learning math I can relate to their frustration and help them get through it. My interest in math started when I read about Sherlock Holmes during my middle school years and I loved the logic behind solving mysteries and connected it to solving math problems! It became fun for me to do math problems like I was solving a mystery and at that time I was doing algebra and solving for “x”. Algebra is my favorite math subject but over the years I have taught a wide range of middle and high school math subjects including geometry, trigonometry and precalculus. Read more

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Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, SAT Math

Brendon T

4,800 hours tutoring

Perfect scores on standardized math exams

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Brendon T

Trigonometry Tutor

I was born in South Africa, grew up in California and Taiwan and am now living in Florida. I found my passion for tutoring when I was just in High School and I tutored my older brother in math. From then on, I always sought out opportunities to teach during my free time. Since then, I’ve worked in a private tutoring center in Asia, free lance private tutored, and also helped develop an English Summer Camp’s science curriculum in South East Asia. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Bright

1,000 hours tutoring

BSEd Mathematics Education (University of Georgia 2021)

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Bright

Trigonometry Tutor

I earned my Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics Education from the University of Georgia’s Mary Frances Early College of Education in 2021. Currently pursuing my Master’s Degree in Math Education I earned my Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics Education from the University of Georgia’s Mary Frances Early College of Education in 2021. Currently pursuing my Master’s Degree in Math Education at the same institution. During my time at UGA, I had the opportunity to work with students from a multitude of different learning backgrounds and mathematics levels. When we teach, we need to take into consideration the unique needs of students, including their strengths & weaknesses, prior knowledge, and motivation. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, SAT Math

Caleb

2,124

Masters Degree - 4.0

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Caleb

Trigonometry Tutor

Behind the 4.0 GPA on my Master’s Degree transcript, you would have never thought that I had been a C student from middle school to 11th grade, then my whole studying attitude drastically changed. So what happened...? It was all because of ONE new Math teacher in Grade 12. Somehow he took interest in me, and often offered me challenges to answer difficult questions in front of all my classmates. Being put under the spotlight, no joke...he really made me think hard! I will never forget that moment of feeling of how a correct answer to a question matters. After receiving compliments for a couple of times after I had the correct answers, I felt an irresistible drive in me. I told myself - not only that I could not let myself down, also I could not let my teacher down, as he had vested his confidence in me. From that day onwards, I aimed for nothing less than straight As, and never looked back. This was how I was being brought to be the me I am today. My teacher may not have known how much he had impacted my life, but I thankfully do! He has helped me realize dreams that I may not even dare to dream before. I left home (Hong Kong) to Canada for my Undergraduate studies, and came to Atlanta for my Master’s. I have been tutoring for over 25 years, for students at different grades from middle school to Kennesaw State University level. I understand that each student is unique, and each comes with different learning experiences from previous math teachers - some may be good, while others could be bad. My mission as a teacher is to take interest in each of them, fuel them with confidence and passion in the subject, and equip them with all they need to excel further. I would not be there feeding answers to help students finish their homework assignments - which many students may eagerly hope, and which some teachers are being liked for. That would be too easy a task for me and them. Instead, I will help them build strong foundations and fundamentals, such that they could feel the pleasure and reinforcement when they are able to attain the correct answers themselves. This is the inner drive in them which I target to help them develop in my tutoring. Yes, you may say...this requires a lot of patience. But, this is where my area of forte is. I have the patience and track record of teaching both able students as well as students with Special Needs. It is just beyond imagination on how proud and satisfying it is for me to visualize my students reaching and surpassing increasingly challenging yardsticks I set for them from time to time. Trust that you would find our partnership equally fruitful and worthwhile as it has been for me. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Geometry, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, SAT Math, ACT Math, High School

Chris B

1,000 hours tutoring

Collaborated with NASA and SpaceX

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Chris B

Trigonometry Tutor

I didn’t really find my love of math and physics until I reached my junior year of high school. By then, I was way behind, and my learning disabilities (ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia) didn’t make it any easier to catch up. However, I hope to inspire the same passion that helped me in others and help them to overcome whatever challenges they may face. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Christapher

2,012 hours tutoring

Master’s in Mathematics

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Christapher

Trigonometry Tutor

I’ve tutored since 2015, when I started as a graduate student. I have a Master’s in Mathematics from the University of Memphis and a passion for educating. Read more

Subjects:

Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Christopher

514 hours tutoring

Master's degree

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Christopher

Trigonometry Tutor

I have 7 years of experience tutoring students in both mathematics and physics. I received my bachelor's degree in Physics from TCNJ in December 2016, and received my master's degree from the University of Delaware in December 2019. Throughout my time in college, I was financially supported as a Teaching Assistant, and thus have years of experience helping students excel in both mathematics and physics. Read more

Subjects:

Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, Trigonometry

Christopher S

4,000 hours tutoring

NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility

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Christopher S

Trigonometry Tutor

I am extremely passionate about helping students find the best way to break down a complex problem into smaller solvable pieces. This is something I have been doing for the past 10 years when I design satellites and sounding rockets. I have had much success with inspiring students of all ages to pursue their dreams and to discover why math and science can indeed make their dreams come true. Read more

Subjects:

Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry, Statistics

Craig

8,000 hours tutoring

22 years of teaching and tutoring

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Craig

Trigonometry Tutor

I have been tutoring for over 20 years. As an undergraduate, I worked in the Math lab at The University of Texas at San Antonio tutoring math classes from elementary education math methods through college algebra and calculus. In addition, I also worked as a grader for three semesters for a math professor, which included tutoring his students. Read more

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Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, Trigonometry, SAT Math, ACT Math

Cynthia

1,000+ hours tutoring

Honors Chemistry Graduate

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Cynthia

Trigonometry Tutor

I began tutoring in 2011 when I was still in high school due to the recognition of my ability to teach and help students understand difficult concepts. Since then, I have worked as a Math Teaching Assistant (TA) at UBC for 3 school years and tutored for 15-20 hours per week at a tutoring center for 2 years. I have extensive math tutoring experience, along with physics and chemistry. Read more

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Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Duncan

4,000 hours tutoring

Ph.D student

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Duncan

Trigonometry Tutor

I am a university-taught instructor who can combine development theory research with pedagogy. I can smell a misconception a mile away and I radiate confidence and precision without ever compromising my ability to listen to students and value their inputs and ideas. Read more

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Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

Felipe P

5,250 hours tutoring

PhD Student & Former Professor

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Felipe P

Trigonometry Tutor

I’ve been tutoring since I was in high school, around 2010. I now have a Bachelor’s in mathematics education from St. Mary’s University in Texas and a Master’s degree in pure mathematics from New Mexico State University. I hope to become a full professor at an accredited university in the future. Read more

Subjects:

Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Calculus, Geometry, PreAlgebra, PreCalculus, Trigonometry

How a Trigonometry Tutor Can Help

There are several different ways that a Trigonometry tutor can help. They can take the time to explain complicated topics, like powers of complex numbers and interpolation, so that you can truly understand them. Private tutors are excellent instructors who can customize Trigonometry lessons based on your unique challenges and learning style.

Additionally, a Trigonometry tutor can review your homework with you to help you understand the questions and concepts you missed. This sort of guidance can make advanced math topics feel less overwhelming. You may complete practice problems together with your tutor, so you can improve your problem-solving skills and get better homework grades.

Trigonometry is part of most college entrance tests, so you can also ask your tutor to help you prepare for those exams. Test prep with a tutor may include discussing complex topics and working through practice problems together. Additionally, a private tutor who specializes in test prep can give you strategies for the test itself, like solving multiple-choice questions through the process of elimination.

How Does Trigonometry Tutoring Work?

One of the advantages of working one-on-one with a tutor is that they will customize the lessons for you. So each student will have tutoring sessions that look slightly different. In general, a tutor will spend time going through the concepts that are confusing you so you can ask questions and improve your understanding.

Problem-solving is also key to a good Trigonometry grade, so your tutor will probably demonstrate lots of different problems, like finding angles in a triangle and graphing tangent functions. You may be able to work through sample problems together for homework help. Some tutors also tailor their teaching for standardized tests. If you are worried about the math sections of the SAT or ACT, consider hiring a test prep math teacher.

Benefits of Working With a Trigonometry Tutor

You’re probably thinking about hiring a math tutor to get your Trigonometry grade up. However, there are other advantages you can look forward to by investing in your education this way.

Preparation for college

Trigonometry is often one of those high school math courses that students think they’ll never use again. But trigonometric functions, inequalities, and the Pythagorean Theorem have applications in daily life and in countless professions, from engineering to computer science. With a strong foundation in Trig, you can feel ready for college Algebra, Calculus, and other advanced courses.

Good standardized test scores

College entrance exams, including the PSAT, SAT, and ACT, all include a math portion with questions about Trigonometry. If you’re preparing for your standardized tests, it’s essential to make sure you have a good understanding of Trig functions and problem-solving methods. If you choose a tutor who specializes in test prep, they can help you improve your speed and accuracy when solving Trig problems, so you’re ready for test day.

More enjoyment

Hiring a Trigonometry tutor doesn’t guarantee you’ll suddenly become passionate about math, but you’ll probably enjoy your math courses more. A tutor can accommodate your learning style and allow you to work at your own pace so you can truly understand the material. You may even come to appreciate how many applications there are for Trigonometry in various parts of life.

How Much Does a Trigonometry Tutor Cost?

Private tutoring can cost anywhere from $15 per hour to over $100 per hour. The rate usually varies depending on the tutor’s credentials and the subjects taught. For example, a tutor for elementary math may be more affordable than a tutor for the NCLEX test.

Most Trigonometry tutors charge around $80 per hour, though you can find instructors who charge more or less. Sometimes you can get a discounted rate if you purchase a “bundle” of hours all at once. You may also be able to find a tutor who offers a free initial session, so you can make sure they’re a good fit for you before committing.

How Do I Choose a Trigonometry Tutor?

There are several things to consider when choosing a Trigonometry tutor. A private tutor should be thoroughly educated in the subjects they teach, so look for an instructor with a bachelor’s degree in math or a science degree. Current college students studying math or engineering can also make good tutors.

For a tutor, just knowing the material isn’t as important as being able to teach it in an engaging and understandable way. Look for an instructor who has a lot of tutoring experience. 

Finally, make sure you choose a tutor who has a proven track record of getting real results. Most tutors have online profiles, so you should be able to find reviews from prior tutoring students. Look for positive reviews and testimonials that the tutor is a good teacher who customizes lessons for each student.

How to Find a Trigonometry Tutor Near You

To get started with a math tutor, the first step is an online search. With the internet, it’s easy to find a lot of potential Trigonometry tutors. Chances are you’ll have several possibilities, including tutors who live in your area and can meet in person along with tutors who teach online. 

Once you have a list of possible tutors, you can review each of their profiles to learn about their unique credentials and specialties. You should be able to see their rates as well, so you know which ones will fit in your budget. Make sure to look for a tutor who specializes in Trigonometry and in ACT or SAT prep, if you also want help getting ready for college entrance exams.

Once you’ve narrowed down your list a bit, you can message each potential tutor with specific questions about their education, teaching experience, and tutoring style. Some tutors offer a free first session so you can make sure you work well together.

Finally, make sure to check for reviews of the tutors you’re considering. It’s important to choose someone with a good reputation among former tutored students. 

Common Trigonometry Skills & Topics to Know

The exact topics in a Trigonometry class may be slightly different for middle school students compared to high school students, but the basics are the same. A skilled Trigonometry tutor can answer your questions and provide detailed explanations of all the essential topics:

• Trigonometric functions
• Sine, cosine, and tangent
• Trigonometric identities
• Pythagorean Theorem
• Inversions
• Interpolation

Depending on the exact layout of your middle school, high school, or college Trig course, you may also cover complex numbers and certain concepts from Algebra 2. 

With a good Trigonometry tutor, you can expect to get some insight into real-world applications of Trig. Understanding how Trigonometry is used in computer science, electrical engineering, and chemical engineering can help you develop a deeper knowledge of the entire discipline. 

Trigonometry Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

As challenging as advanced math subjects are, it can be just as difficult to find the perfect Trigonometry tutor. Make your search a little easier by reading these expert answers to the most common questions about hiring a Trig tutor.

What is Trigonometry?

Trigonometry involves the study of angles, complex numbers, and functions. It may be taught as a standalone course in high school or college, but sometimes the concepts are included in Pre-Calculus courses instead. The Pythagorean Theorem and sinusoidal curves are some of the most well-known Trig topics.

What does a Trigonometry tutor do?

A Trig tutor helps students understand the complicated theories and mathematical relationships that are the foundation of Trigonometry. Tutors may use lectures, demonstrations of graphs, and practice tests to help students hone their math skills and deepen their knowledge of key concepts.

Are Trigonometry tutors worth it?

Every student is different, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution to overcoming challenging math classes. For most students, however, a tutor is definitely worth the financial investment. The individualized instruction that a tutor provides allows students to ask all the questions they need and work at their own pace.

Is online Trigonometry tutoring available?

Yes. Most online tutoring services offer several different subjects, including Trig. If you decide to hire an online Trigonometry tutor, make sure the platform you’ll use for your sessions allows you to clearly see your instructor’s whiteboard or virtual drawing board so you can follow along as they graph sinusoidal functions and angles.

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

There are benefits and challenges to each form of tutoring, so it’s important to decide which one meets your needs best. With in-person tutoring, you get a traditional educational experience and can work on problems together with your tutor on the same paper. An online service gives you access to tutors from around the world, so you aren’t limited to instructors who live in your area.

Is Trigonometry tutoring tax deductible?

Usually, no. In most cases, the cost of private tutoring is considered a personal expense, which the IRS doesn’t allow to be deducted on taxes.