Hi, I’m a Math tutor focused on Alberta Math 10C through 30-1. I’ve been tutoring evenings since university and still work through the same textbook problem sets students see in class—factoring, trig, radicals, and rational expressions. If you’ve got a Diploma coming up, we’ll drill pacing, calculator checks, and writing full solution steps the way markers expect, plus a quick review of what to memorise vs. what to derive.

I teach Alberta English 10-1 through 30-1 and stick to the Program of Studies and Diploma expectations. Most sessions are a mix of timed writing and targeted revision: introductions, topic sentences, and integrating short quotations smoothly. I can also help you annotate quickly (without over-highlighting) so your evidence is ready when you start drafting, plus a simple checklist to self-edit in five minutes.

I tutor Alberta Biology 20 and 30, especially cellular respiration/photosynthesis, genetics, and the nervous/endocrine units. I did my undergrad in life sciences and have spent the last few years coaching Diploma-style short answers—what to include, what to skip, and how to label diagrams for marks. Bring your teacher’s notes and we’ll turn them into a tight review pack, with mini-quizzes each session.

Chemistry 20/30 (Alberta) can feel like a thousand little rules, so I focus on the patterns that actually show up on quizzes and the Diploma: stoichiometry setups, solutions, equilibrium, acids/bases, and basic organic naming. I’ve been tutoring since my second year of uni and I keep quick topic drills so sessions stay hands-on and paced, with plenty of worked examples you can copy into your notebook.

I teach Alberta Physics 20 and 30, with a heavy emphasis on problem solving. Kinematics and circuits are my favourites, and I’m picky about units, sig figs, and sign conventions because that’s where marks disappear on the Diploma. We’ll practise setting up before punching numbers, then check answers with quick sanity tests so you don’t get stuck on one question. I can also help you make a one-page summary per unit.

Math 20-1/30-1 Alberta prep, mostly for students aiming for engineering or comp sci. I’m an old-school whiteboard person: we’ll do enough practice that quadratics, logs, and trig identities stop being a guessing game. I also help you build a realistic formula sheet, catch common calculator slips, and organise your work so part marks don’t vanish. If you’re re-taking, we’ll target the exact outcomes you missed.

Need help with Alberta English 20-1/30-1? I’m a former newsroom editor turned tutor. We’ll work on thesis statements, purposeful evidence, and writing faster without sounding rushed. I’m happy to mark practice Diploma responses between sessions and point to the exact line where the rubric shifts from “competent” to “excellent”, so you know what to change next time. I’m also good for last-minute polishing before an in-class essay.

Alberta Biology 30 tutoring, straight to the units that trip people up: DNA/protein synthesis, immune responses, and population change. I’ve supported students in small groups at a learning centre and I’m used to explaining the same idea three different ways. If you like flashcards or diagrams, I’ll match your style and we’ll practise the phrasing that earns marks on written questions. I keep a checklist of common Diploma verbs (describe, explain, compare) so you answer what’s asked.

I tutor Alberta Chemistry 30 for Diploma prep and retakes. My background is chemical engineering, so I’m comfortable with the maths side—buffers, Kc/Ka, electrochem, and thermodynamics. Sessions usually start with one worked example, then you take the lead while I fix small mistakes before they become habits. I can also help you set up a weekly practice routine you’ll actually follow, using past questions for timing.

Physics 30 (Alberta) is what I teach most. I’m a grad student who runs review sessions for first-year mechanics, so I’m used to sorting out free-body diagrams, energy methods, momentum, and field questions quickly. If you bring past Diploma questions, we’ll mark them together and tighten up your reasoning line by line, including how to show calculations clearly and pick the right equation without hunting.