I've been teaching AP Calculus AB and BC for over a decade in a public high school. Most of my students are juniors seeing calculus for the first time, so I focus a lot on limits, graph interpretation, and FRQ practice. We usually work from your classroom materials first, then add targeted exam-style questions and quick quizzes once you’re steadier with derivatives and integrals, so progress feels concrete.

I’m a math lecturer at a community college and tutor AP Calculus AB/BC in the evenings. Over the years I’ve helped students coming from regular, honours, and homeschool backgrounds. We spend time reading problems carefully, sketching what’s happening, and choosing the right technique rather than guessing. I keep a running list of past mistakes so we can revisit and fix them properly.

I’m a senior at Georgia Tech majoring in Applied Mathematics and I tutor AP Calculus for students who want a clear roadmap from now until the exam. Many of my students are aiming for STEM majors, so we connect topics like optimisation and series to the kinds of problems they’ll later see in physics or engineering. We meet online using shared whiteboards, exam calendars, and tailored practice sets.