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Markus - Karlsruhe, Germany£46
£46Tutoring (also online) in math physics HM TM mechanics exam statistics
Trusted teacher: Hey, I'm Markus and I offer tutoring from the upper school level (from class 11) and students of the FH or Uni up to the 5th semester. Students from private schools or boarding schools or the European School are also right with me. I'm studying mathematics and mechanical engineering at KIT in Karlsruhe and I'm in the 9th semester. I have completed my mathematics studies (Bachelor) and am now doing my second degree in mechanical engineering. I have been teaching privately and at various tutoring institutes for over 10 years and hold Abitur preparation courses at the university, in the study group and in student assistance. My area of expertise is the upper secondary school level in math, physics and chemistry with preparation for the Abitur and the subjects Math 1-3, HM 1-3, ANA 1-3, LA 1.2, TM 1-4 at universities and colleges. I am also the right choice for students who want to keep their good grade or who aim to get full points in the exam. Since I now have many students, lessons are only possible with me in Durlach or online. The tutoring can, but does not have to take place regularly. Whenever you have enough questions, you can get rid of them here. I'm looking forward to your messages. Since many have asked about the subjects, here is a detailed list of the subjects that I have already taught successfully: University: Higher mathematics (HM) 1,2.3 for mechanical engineering, physics, civil engineering. and others. Engineering courses Higher Mathematics (HM) 1,2.3 for computer scientists Mathematics 1,2,3 for economics (Wiwis) and similar Linear Algebra (LA) 1,2 for computer scientists Linear Algebra (LA) 1,2 for mathematicians or teachers Analysis (ANA) 1,2,3 for mathematicians, physicists, computer scientists, teachers statistics Technical mechanics (TM) 1,2,3,4 for mechanical engineers Technical Mechanics (TM) 1,2,3,4 for Bau-Ing. Discrete structures Numerics University: Higher mathematics (HM) 1,2.3 for mechanical engineering, physics, civil engineering. and others. Engineering courses Higher Mathematics (HM) 1,2.3 for computer scientists Mathematics 1,2,3 for economics (Wiwis) and similar Linear Algebra (LA) 1,2 for computer scientists Linear Algebra (LA) 1,2 for mathematicians statistics Technical mechanics (TM) 1,2,3,4 for mechanical engineers Technical Mechanics (TM) 1,2,3,4 for Bau-Ing. Mathematics for teaching Numerics General grammar school, vocational grammar school, European school, vocational college, vocational school, boarding school, Waldorf school and other private schools: Math 3 hrs. (Basic course) Math 5 hrs. (Intensified course Mathematics 4 hrs. Physics basic and advanced course Chemistry basic and advanced course Miscellaneous: Courses for IHK Preparation for master's examinations in the subjects of mathematics, physics, chemistry, NWA, NTG and mechanics
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Dariusz - Austria£31
£31Economics, Mathematics, Statistics and preparation for exams
Trusted teacher: Hi, having trouble preparing for a colloquium or exam in economics? Don't worry, I'm here to help you! You're in luck because you've come across a real passionate math and economics tutor. My name is Dariusz and I have been tutoring economics and math for 3 years. For those who are not familiar with the subject, I use an approach that is based on what I call 'common sense'. I have approached many of the humanists who have had classes with me by using simple language and real-world examples to explain complex economic concepts. For example, instead of using mathematical formulas, I start with an analogy from everyday life, so when explaining the law of demand, the following rule of thumb can be used: "the more expensive something is, the less we are able to buy it". In economics, mathematics is essential to understand and solve complex problems, so I offer my students a solid mathematical knowledge that will enable them to better understand economics and deal with tasks more effectively. I have been tutoring students in science for over 3 years, with a focus on microeconomics, macroeconomics and mathematics. During the lessons, we additionally build the foundations and strengthen the knowledge of mathematics (derivatives of one variable, derivatives of two variables, linear function, quadratic function, graphical elaboration of tasks). It is possible to work together at all stages of learning. **The knowledge you gain will not only help you pass quizzes but also during exams. So, you pay for exercises, but you receive additional knowledge for the exam, which means you gain twice as much by paying once. Topics covered in the lessons: Microeconomics: - Theory of supply and demand. - Elasticity of supply and demand. - Fundamentals of consumer economic decisions (consumer). - Consumer demand. - Fundamentals of producer economic decisions (producer). - Production costs. - Perfect competition. - Pure monopoly. - Monopolistic competition. - Oligopoly. Macroeconomics: - National income accounting. - Determinants of national income. - Economic growth. - Government budget and fiscal policy. - Money and monetary policy. - Government's budget and fiscal policy. - Unemployment. - Inflation. - International trade and trade policy. - Classical model. - Keynesian model. - IS-LM model. - AS-AD model. A few words about me: BSc in economics (Poznan University of Economics and Business) with the specialization of business strategies in the global economy. MSc in economics (Vienna University of Economics and Business). It's already 3 years as I have been tutoring students from math and economics. I was facing different students with different levels of knowledge, but the most prominent lesson that my students learned from me is that it's not important what amount of knowledge you actually possess, the most crucial thing is to just start learning by baby steps. All of my students were always contented after a few first lessons and finally, they've managed to pass the exams from economics and mathematics.
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