Social Studies Tutors Available

SchoolTutoring Academy offers Social-Studies tutoring across all cities in the U.S. and Canada. Please call us at 1-877-545-7737 (PREP) to schedule tutoring with any of our available tutors.

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Tara K. – Social Studies Tutor – Shearstown, NL

Roysal Roads University – Professional Communications

“Every person can reach their potential if someone is willing to reach out to them and lead the way and teach them how to learn.”

Tavish W. – Social Studies Tutor – Overland Park, KS

Smith College – History, Political Science

“Whether one is naturally gifted in an area or struggles, trying your hardest is always essential for success.”

Taylor R. – Social Studies Tutor – Dover, NH

University of New Hampshire – Secondary Education

“My goal is to help the student find their strengths and develop skills that will lead them to academic and real-life success.”

Taylor R. – Social Studies Tutor – Southampton, ON

Queens University – English Literature

“I believe that education and learning create a purpose for living.”

Terri F. – Social Studies Tutor – Brooklyn, NS

Dalhousie University – English

“Education should be accessible to all learners and should be offered in a safe, comfortable environment that allows for meaningful learning to take place.
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Tessa W. – Social Studies Tutor – Victoria, BC

University of British Columbia – English Literature

“All learners must be given safe opportunities to try new things and make mistakes.”

Tiffany Q. – Social Studies Tutor – Winter Park, FL

University of Central Florida – Political Science

“Educators must be welcoming, friendly, and available to students in order for them to succeed academically.”

Tiffiney B. – Social Studies Tutor – Houston, TX

Texas Southern University – B.B.A. Degree in Management

“Not every student learns the same. It is up to the educator to determine the students individual needs and adjust accordingly.”

Tracy T. – Social Studies Tutor – Pearl, MO

Mississippi College – Communications (emphasis in Theater)

“Coming from a family of teachers, I absolutely believe that learning happens constantly, in large and small ways.”

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Val H. – Social Studies Tutor – Moncton, NB

Crandall University, – Education, Psychology, Sociology

“My philosophy is student centered and focuses on providing a safe environment where all students are welcome and will be invited to share their thoughts and ideas a we learn together.”

Vanessa K. – Social Studies Tutor – Bolton, ON

University of Guelph – English

“Education is essential for development and growth.”

Vincent S. – Social Studies Tutor – Ravenna, OH

University of Toledo – Political Science

“I believe that with enough hard work, all students can learn.”

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Wayne A. – Social Studies Tutor – Kernersville, NC

North Carolina State University – Sociology

“My educational philosophy is that for students to learn, they must want to learn.”

Wendy H. – Social Studies Tutor – Dawson, GA

Georgia Southern University – Early Childhood Education

“I enjoy applying a wide variety of strategies based on essential educational principles encompassing cognitive functioning, learning theory, diversity issues, instructional planning and assessment.”

Wes K. – Social Studies Tutor – Pleasanton, KS

University of Kansas – Certified Math and English Tutor

“I strive to be a proficient instructor while maintaining a respectful, patient, and engaging demeanor.”

William S. – Social Studies Tutor – North Port, FL

West Texas A&M University – Special Education

“Helping students learn something new and proving to them that they have mastered it is the key.”

Wynee G. – Social Studies Tutor – Brooklyn, NY

St. Joseph’s College – Criminal Justice

“Ensuring that each student is feeling confident about their work and assignments.”

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Yvonne H. – Social Studies Tutor – Hamilton, ON

McMaster University – History

“Caring relationships are fundamental to my teaching philosophy.”

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Zak W. – Social Studies Tutor – Duncan, BC

University of Victoria – History

“A teacher must show utmost commitment towards bettering a student.”