Quincy C.
CAD $55/hr
Biology & Science Tutor | MSc Biology | College & University Students
Tutor Information
About
Hi there! I'm an M.Sc. Biology graduate (and recipient of the Governor General's Gold Medal) and postsecondary educator with experience teaching and supporting students in biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, environmental science, and other science courses at both the college and university level.
I currently work as an Academic Success Advisor at Cambrian College and also teach Physical Chemistry (CHM1002). I have previously taught undergraduate chemistry laboratories at Algoma University, academic upgrading for both math and science at Cambrian College, and various courses as a Student Success instructor at Trillium College.
My approach to tutoring is simple; every student has their own way to rock and roll, and I seek to tailor the tutoring experience to suit every student's individual needs.
I can help with:
- Biology and life sciences
- Chemistry and physical chemistry
- Anatomy & physiology
- Environmental science
- Scientific concepts and terminology
- Study strategies and exam preparation
- Problem-solving and scientific reasoning
- Reviewing assignments, practice questions, and course material
And much, much more (lol).
Whether you're struggling with a specific concept, preparing for an exam, or looking for someone to help you build confidence in a challenging science course, I'm happy to meet you where you're at and work from there.
Location
Greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Language
English, French
Timezone
America/Toronto
Subjects
AP BiologyAP Environmental ScienceBiologyBiostatistics IChemistryEnvironmental ScienceGraduate researchHigh School ScienceHonors BiologyIB SciencesMath/ScienceMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyNatural SciencesPhysical ChemistryPsychologyR ProgrammingReading & WritingScienceScientific ResearchScientific Writing
Levels
Elementary
Middle School
High School
College/University
Professional
Education
Algoma University
2024 - 2026Master's of Science, Biology
I collaborated with Algoma Steel Inc. and Lake Superior State University to examine what exactly makes it so that some plant species are able to thrive on the (near) inhospitable material.