“Math is just annoying. I don’t understand it.”
“I know I need to do something — strong math skills open doors later.”
“I got my test back and it was lower than I’d hoped.”
“I want to help, but it’s been a long time since I’ve done this kind of math.”
“I want to do better, but I don’t know where to start.”
“She thinks she’s on track, but she doesn’t know what ‘proficient’ really looks like.”
I help students figure out what’s holding them back. Is it mindset, study habits, or gaps in understanding?
We build a plan based on your goals. I give targeted practice and practical advice that matches what you’re trying to achieve.
I show students how to choose practice questions, and how to study efficiently.
I teach strategies for pacing, managing nerves, and spotting common traps.
I know the BC math path well. I can explain what courses are needed for university programs like business, and what it really takes to succeed.
Sometimes, students need a clear explanation without wasting time searching for videos on YouTube. Sometimes, they need encouragement or direction. I meet them where they’re at and adapt to what they need.
Hello! I’m a former science/math teacher who has been tutoring full-time since 2015.
I’ve helped hundreds of students succeed in:
Read more here!
I specialize in high school precalculus.
I’ve also worked with younger students (as early as Grade 6), first-year university students (depending on the course outline), and adults who are upgrading their math skills.
I have limited openings for students who would like to come to my location near Lougheed Mall in Burnaby.
If coming in person isn’t an option and you’re unsure about online tutoring, you’re not alone. A lot of families feel that way at first.
These blog posts might help:
Most of my students work with me online. I use tools that make it easy for us to share and see each other’s work in real time, so students can show their thinking and get feedback right away. It works smoothly for most learners.
These blog posts explain how online support actually works in my sessions and why many families end up preferring it:
During the school year, I am available Sunday – Thursday. During school holidays, I am available Monday – Thursday.
Yes, but students must form their own group. You can find all the details on the group lesson FAQ page.
One-to-one lessons are $100 per hour. Shared lessons (two students) are $120 per hour. See this page for more group options.
If you’re wondering what that cost actually includes (and how it compares to other options), read this blog post for a breakdown of what you’re paying for and why it matters.
Send me a message to share what you’re looking for in tutoring. Let me know if you’re interested in one-on-one tutoring or if you would like to form a group, and I’ll guide you through the next steps.
During our free consultation, you, your child, and I will discuss the current learning situation, goals, challenges, and form a learning plan.
Our first lesson is a trial session to see how we work together. This gives your child a chance to experience my teaching style, with no obligation to continue.
After the first session, we’ll debrief and see if regular tutoring is a good fit. If so, we’ll set up a consistent schedule for ongoing support.
A better path forward starts here.
