The people who'd be teaching your child

Five years and 500+ hours tutoring high school math, with students moving from failing grades into the 80s and 90s, as well as 80s and 90s to 95+. Built X Tutoring to bring that same standard to every family we work with.

Fun fact: My sister is 14 years older than me, and I have a niece and a nephew!

A math major at the University of Toronto with a deep passion for the subject, Aadi brings nearly two years of professional experience working at Kumon, which includes significant one-on-one time with students. Driven by a genuine enjoyment of teaching others, he also has a strong background in tutoring peers in mathematics throughout middle and high school.

Fun fact: I like watching football and playing chess.

Having gained experience as part of the AYJ after-school tutoring program, Tanvi understands firsthand the challenges of rigorous high school coursework. She relied on focused tutoring to overcome her own academic hurdles in the past, motivating her to help current students build the strong foundation necessary for their future academic and professional careers.

Patrick Sun is a dedicated academic tutor and mentor who helps students master new concepts through clear, step-by-step instruction. With experience as a Grade 12 Calculus teaching assistant at A.Y. Jackson Secondary School, a private tutor for English, Science, Geography, and ESL, and a peer mentor for international students, Patrick combines strong communication skills with a passion for youth development to create an encouraging, personalized learning environment.

Parth is a highly experienced, award-winning educator (Delury Teaching Award recipient) with extensive university-level background. His teaching tenure includes 350 hours as a calculus TA at the University of Toronto and 160 hours of calculus instruction per term at the University of Waterloo. His teaching philosophy centers on building intuition early on, and he loves showing students that math is not inherently difficult once a solid intuitive grasp of the core concepts is established.

Hi, my name is Rhianna and I am currently in my final year at OISE. I have experience teaching from kindergarten all the way up to grade 12, and I also have experience working with ESL/ELL students. In my free time, I love to journal and doodle. I am excited to be your tutor! 🙂

Fun fact: I love to travel! Niagara, Woodbine, and Pickering are all my favorites!

Hey all, I'm Dean. I believe every student can succeed in math with the right support. I work hard to build positive relationships that help my students feel comfortable asking questions and taking on challenges.

Fun fact: I love McDonald's

Matthew is a policy major from Carleton University passionate about learning languages, with a background in business studies and law. He is passionate about learning and also discussing/teaching his knowledge to others to get them engaged in the topics too.

Fun fact: I went to highschool with Jinhao

Nathan is a computer science graduate from Western University with 2 years of experience in the field for 2 different Fortune 500 companies. He has tutored multiple students during my time as a programming instructor and can teach at all levels up until 4th year of university.

Fun fact: I ran a half marathon

I recently finished my studies at Seneca Polytechnic with an A+ in my final math course. I also completed first year mathematics and science coursework at Toronto Metropolitan University. My classes there included Calculus I, Calculus II, Linear Algebra, and Physics. I build on a strong academic foundation from high school where I consistently scored in the high 80s to low 90s. I know exactly how to break down tough mathematical concepts step by step. I will always adapt my teaching approach to fit exactly how you learn best. I am excited to help you achieve your math and physics goals!

Fun fact: I run Reddot Basketball

Maggie is an MEd candidate at OISE, with an honours degree in mathematics and psychology from the University of Toronto. She teaches senior math — advanced functions, calculus, and the college-stream course — and can work with students in either English or Mandarin.

Fun fact: Huge fan of crafting and working out

I'm in my final year at OISE for a Master of Teaching, and I've taught students from Grade 7 through 12. During my practicums so far I've taught every history course at least briefly, in both public and private schools. Most of my effort goes into finding the angle that makes history actually interesting to you, and working out how you best take the material in.

Fun fact: I play both Piano and Violin

Connor has tutored dozens of students over half a decade, across most high school subjects, and is comfortable moving between them as the year throws different things at a student. Alongside the subject work he specialises in the organisational and motivational side — the part that often decides whether the studying actually happens.

Fun fact: I can flip a coin so it always lands on heads!

I'm a second-year teacher candidate in the Intermediate/Senior division, with teachable subjects in chemistry and general science. I teach across the maths and sciences, and what I'm after in a session is not just that you follow the material but that you come away feeling capable of it. I'll work with you towards your academic goals while building your confidence in your own ability.

Fun fact: I have a black belt in Kukkiwon style Tae Kwon Do and I have been playing piano since I was 6 years old.

Vincent is a graduate student with 600+ hours of academic teaching behind him — as a Learning Assistant running one-on-one sessions, and as a Teaching Assistant taking tutorials and grading, both in the Department of Economics in Toronto. He tutored high school mathematics before that. What he most wants to pass along is the part that outlasts any single course: strong study habits, work ethic, and structured reasoning.

Fun fact: I've hiked the Tour du Mont Blanc solo!

Joseph reads and writes in the social sciences for a living — sociology and criminology above all — and that is what he teaches: how to work through dense material and turn it into an argument that holds up on the page. He did his BA in criminology at Toronto and his MA in sociology at McGill, with time at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, the Ontario government, and the Ontario PC Party in between, so he can show a student what the theory looks like once it leaves the textbook. Sessions run in English or Korean.

Fun fact: I love drumming

Faiza brings more than three years of tutoring experience across math, science, and English, helping students strengthen their foundations, build confidence, and develop stronger learning habits along the way. She's currently studying Biological & Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Toronto, and she likes nothing more than taking a difficult concept apart and rebuilding it step by step until it clicks.

Fun fact: I love going to the gym, and I'm somehow also the kind of person who will casually decide to walk 14 km!

Lavan is working toward a double degree — mathematics at the University of Waterloo and a BBA at Wilfrid Laurier — with his sights set on becoming an actuary. That mix of rigorous math training and business fundamentals shows up in how he tutors: methodical, precise, and focused on the reasoning behind each step.

Fun fact: I like to watch the Premier League

As someone who has been through hundreds of tutoring sessions, I deeply understand the importance of being matched with a tutor who understands your communication style and has an effective plan to reach your academic goals. I wish to be the person who can make your learning journey enjoyable! In addition, I can work with students in both Mandarin and English comfortably.

Fun fact: I love learning languages and dialects!