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3rd-year student · 📍 Tripoli · Online & in person
Engineering
Here to simplify your heaviest courses and make learning addictively fun !
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2nd-year student · 📍 Tripoli · In person
Business Administration
3rd-year student · 📍 Jbeil (Byblos) · Online & in person
4.0 GPA experienced tutor in Calculus III, mathematics, electrical circuits, computer engineering, and electrical engineering courses. I teach with a clear, patient, and practical approach, breaking down difficult concepts into simple steps and helping students build confidence and strong problem-solving skills.
4th-year student · 📍 Tripoli · Online & in person
Medicine
Raed hamze 4th year vet med in LU Scout leader, athlete and a marvel nerd. Passionate about helping people get better at anything they're doing I helped most of my colleagues even from agriculture major pass their exams When the professor was not helping i figured it out on my own ( passed all my exams with high grades lol) I'll help you study smarter. Zan2et kleb ;Don't worry I'll make sure that you'll pass your exam, Or i can teach you step by step
2nd-year student · 📍 Tripoli · Online & in person
Second year Computer Engineering student
3rd-year student · 📍 Tripoli · Online
Together, we’ll sharpen your logic and strengthen your critical thinking.
I’m a Computer Engineering university student. I tutor by explaining things in a simple, clear way and adapting to how each student learns. I focus on understanding the material, helping with homework, and preparing for exams. I’m patient and easygoing, and I have experience helping students with their schoolwork.
Third Year - Computer Engineering Student | Instructor at Junior Engineers | Empowering the next generation of innovators. Proud to have trained and mentored 100+ students
5th-year student · 📍 Tripoli · Online & in person
I'm a senior Mechanical Engineering student with an Aeronautical Speciality. I teach all Math, Mechanical and General Engineering courses for students in various universities and districts from Tripoli to Byblos.
I am a very flexible and really understanding tutor based on my friends feedback. I unfortunately have no real tutoring experience but I am very helpful when needed
Health Sciences
3rd-year Medical Laboratory Science student | Practical Experience in Pharmacy Operations | Passionate about Human Anatomy & Physiology.
Engineering student, passionate about making tough subjects simple.
4th-year student · 📍 Beirut · Online
BAU 4th year MED student, looking forward to help you !
Science
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I am an engineering / pre-med student dedicated to helping students master rigorous academic coursework through practical application. I believe that true understanding comes from active problem-solving rather than just reviewing notes.
5th-year student · 📍 Akkar · Online & in person
Pharmacy
I am a graduated student i passed the coloquim and i work now near Beirut in a pharmacy
Computer Science student who enjoys teaching math and programming. I explain concepts in a simple, patient, and practical way.
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4th-year student · 📍 Koura · Online
I am a fourth-year Computer Engineering student at the University of Balamand, passionate about helping students understand technical concepts through practical examples and problem-solving. My goal is to make challenging topics simpler, clearer and easier to apply in real-world situations.
3rd-year student · 📍 Zgharta · Online & in person
University student passionate about tutoring
I've been tutoring since high school, and what drives it hasn't changed: filling the gap that neither university lectures nor existing prep platforms manage to close. Having been through that same gap myself during medical school, I built my approach directly around solving it; grounded in constructivist learning and schema-building, where students link concepts into an explanatory chain (mechanism → physiological function → clinical pathology) instead of learning facts in isolation! In practice, I walk medical students in their Pre-Clerkship phase through the material they get stuck on and show them how to carry an idea forward rather than re-learning it each module, drawing on lecture content alongside outside references like FA USMLE Step 1. The goal isn't just more facts retained; it’s students who can reason through new material using a framework they've actually internalized.
3rd-year student · 📍 Miniyeh-Danniyeh · Online & in person
Digital Marketing ,Social Media Management, Ticketing Systems ,Market Research Sales Strategies ,Communication Skills
2nd year civil engineering, experienced in real life projects, more than 24 months of Project Management, and around 100 projects successfully implemented with utmost efficiency
Application is key, we learn the basics then we apply them to as many exercises as possible to fully implement the concept in mind
Computer Engineering student with a strong background in programming and problem-solving. I’m especially skilled in OOP, Discrete structure, python, Data Structures, Programming I & II, and Digital Systems. I enjoy simplifying complex concepts and helping students understand both the theory and practical side of their courses.
Architecture - Design and Built Environment
I am a Physics graduate currently pursuing a second major in Architecture. My multidisciplinary background combines physics, math, architecture, and design, allowing me to approach projects through both scientific and creative perspectives.
I’m a computer engineering student, and I tutor by breaking difficult topics into small, clear steps. I first find out what the student already understands and where they get stuck. Then we work through examples together before they try similar questions independently. I encourage questions and adjust my pace to the student’s needs. My studies and projects have given me practice explaining technical ideas and solving problems in a structured way. My goal is to help students understand the reasoning behind an answer, so they can approach new problems with confidence.
I’m a second-year Business Administration student at Lebanese University. I’m patient, approachable, and organized, with a teaching style focused on making lessons simple, clear, and engaging. I adapt my approach to each student’s level and learning pace, while encouraging them to understand concepts rather than simply memorize them.
As an engineer in progress I know exactly which concepts trip people up, which shortcuts actually save time, and which explanations professors give that don't quite land. My approach is peer-to-peer: I explain ideas the way I wish someone had explained them to me (cutting straight to the core concept)
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