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Learning technology becomes easier when students receive direct guidance tailored to their experience level and goals. Tutor City matches learners with experienced tutors who support everything from beginner computer usage to programming concepts and coursework assistance. Students can learn practical digital skills such as document editing, spreadsheets, presentations, and device navigation while building long-term confidence using technology independently. Polytechnic and university learners may also receive structured help for coding assignments and projects. Families seeking dependable private computing tuition appreciate the focused attention, flexible scheduling, and supportive teaching approach provided through Tutor City’s personalised lessons.

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Wyatt is Manhattan Beach native, and a computer science major at the University of Utah.  Through his four semesters, he has completed math courses through Calculus III, has become proficient in Java, and has studied many data structures and famous algorithms.  Wyatt prides himself on achieving academic excellence in his engineering classes, and has been named on the Dean’s List the past two…

Today, we bring you one of our newer tutors, Mark. He's a math and computer science graduate from Harvey Mudd College and has spent the past ten years teaching math at high schools around LA.

TS: What's your story as a tutor?

MA: I started tutoring when I was in high school, helping out my Calculus BC teachers with their AP study sessions. When a student came to me confused about a particular topic and I was able to explain it to them, it was the greatest feeling, and I really enjoyed myself. That, plus the fact that the Calculus teachers gave all the tutors In n' Out before tutoring helped, too! Actually, those tutoring sessions were the impetus in my pursuing teaching as a career.

TS: What's it like to be a tutor on Tutorspree?

MA: It's great. I'm actually with another tutoring company, and they don't pay as much as Tutorspree. On top of that, they only send out payment every 2 weeks (unlike Tutorspree, which is no later than 24 hours, and via Paypal, which is super convenient!). I hope I can do more hours for Tutorspree in the coming year!

TS: What are some challenges that you faced when you first started tutoring?

MA: The biggest challenge when I first started tutoring back in high school was that math always came easy for me, and I wasn't quite used to seeing math through someone else's eyes. Initially it was hard for me to relate, but now that I've been teaching for 10 years, I've seen students from every part of the mathematical spectrum. I feel like I can now adjust my explanations to fit anyone.