Samuel - Economics tutor - Canberra
Samuel - Economics tutor - Canberra

Samuel

  • Rate $14
  • Response 1h
Samuel - Economics tutor - Canberra

$14/h

See Economics tutors

Unfortunately, this tutor is unavailable

  • Economics
  • Business
  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Probability

Soon to be alumni majoring in economics at the University of Canberra.

  • Economics
  • Business
  • Microeconomics
  • Macroeconomics
  • Probability

Lesson location

About Samuel

I am Samuel, I'm from Canberra and I incredibly interested in economics. I've learned a great deal in my degree relating to economics and maths, and plenty in my personal time. I enjoy macroeconomics, microeconomics, finance, statistics, probability, trigonometry, calculus.

I've nearly finished my degree and plan on following the path to be a CFP.

The reason I enjoy tutoring is because my learning style is to often chat other's ears about what I've learned, in way they can understand. This solidifies my own understanding of the issue and brings me satisfaction that I'm learning something and someone else is.

It's a skill I've honed over the years and if you'd like to get up to scratch on economics, I'm more than capable to help!

See more

About the lesson

  • Elementary School
  • Middle School
  • Sophomore
  • +6
  • levels :

    Elementary School

    Middle School

    Sophomore

    Junior

    Advanced Technical Certificate

    Adult Education

    Masters

    Doctorate

    Kindergarten

  • English

All languages in which the lesson is available :

English

Start off by building a plan. Look at the students class outline for the semester. Identify strengths and weakness on everything learnt so far during the semester and or all pre-requisites. Build a plan to achieve goals of understanding and achieving high grades in class. Remain reflexive to their learning style and pace, provide plenty of patience and support.

See more

Rates

Rate

  • $14

Pack rates

  • 5h: $70
  • 10h: $140

online

  • $14/h

Other tutors in Economics