Tutoring for College and University student
05-08-2011 at 11:12 AM
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Tutoring for College and University student
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Tutoring for College and University student
Graduate student @ McMaster University with several years experience in tutoring.
All subjects including:
Math (Calculus, Geometry, Statistics, Probability, Linear algebra, etc.)
Physics (Waves, Electricity and Magnetic Fields,)
Chemistry (Inorganic, organic fundamentals, analysed, structure)
(Electronic, Control, Power, Communications):• Electronic Devices and Circuits• Signals and Systems• Electromagnetic
Used to teach more than 30 high school students and undergrads before.
Good response received. Experienced, patient and competent.
Capable of managing undergraduate math, physics and chemistry problems.
Can speak well Mandarin, Cantonese, English. Quality guaranteed.
Univ, College: 25-30$/hour (Depend on subject or course)
[email protected]
289-700-8143
Main Street West, Hamilton, ON
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05-08-2011 at 12:27 PM
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Please post this in the marketplace instead, under "Services for hire"
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