Our Tutoring Staff
At PrepNow all of our tutoring is one-to-one, and our state-of-the-art virtual classroom enables your child to work privately with a tutor from the convenience of your home. Years of experience have taught us that finding the right match is a critically important step in a successful tutoring outcome, and our innovative program gives you access to some of the best tutors in the country. Each profile has information regarding the tutor's academic history, teaching experience, teaching style, hobbies and interests. This information, along with the diverse backgrounds and personalities of our staff, will help to ensure that you find the perfect match for your child.
"Facing the task of acing standardized tests and gaining admission to a top school can be daunting!" says tutor Abigail (Abby) A. "A confident and experienced tutor can help students master a learnable exam." With six years' experience tutoring, Abby knows the tips and tricks needed to excel on the SAT and ACT.
Education:
Bachelor's in International Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Hobbies:
Languages, Swimming, Global Affairs
"My goal is to treat all new students as individuals and learn their academic idiosyncrasies and any other traits that may help or be hindering them from reaching their full potential," says tutor Alexandra (Alex) Z. Through both healthcare and academic settings, Alex has extensive experience working with children of all ages, particularly with students from special needs or underprivileged backgrounds.
Education:
Bachelor's in Interdisciplinary Studies, Brandeis University
Hobbies:
Kayaking, Swimming, Arts & Crafts
Arthur is a certified English teacher and Jiu-Jitsu practitioner who has worked with students of all ages and skill levels.
Education:
Bachelor's in Secondary Education, English Literature, New York University
Hobbies:
Music, Rock Climbing, Martial Arts
Teaching is Ashley's passion. After majoring in Secondary Education and English, she is currently pursuing a master's in Special Education. "I love helping people figure out how smart they are and how to use their intelligence to succeed," she says.
Education:
Bachelor's in Secondary Education And English, Boston College
Master's in Special Education, Fordham University
Hobbies:
Athletics, Movies, Music
"When learning engages students according to their interests, it allows students to have a reason to work hard, beyond the immediate goal of a good grade or test score," says tutor Ben S. A writer and motorcycle mechanic, Ben has been tutoring for three years.
Education:
Bachelor's in Asian Studies, Vanderbilt University
Hobbies:
Creative Writing, Motorcycles, Travel
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