Factotum Tutoring is only operating in the Burbank/Glendale/Eagle Rock area for in person meets until late August. Other parts of California will be open soon as most of the team will arrive in their dorms around early September.
Payments will be done either through cash or Zelle. To show gratitude and further fund our website, everyone’s first three tutoring sessions will only be $20/hr until August 15th! Just be sure to book under “trial session” (along with the name of the tutor) when scheduling an appointment.
Meet our tutors below!
Gerard Suner
Major: Physics
Teaches: Math up to Multivariable Calculus, Discrete Math, AP Chemistry, Physics (Mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, and light) AP Literature & Language, Java, Spanish, the SAT/ACT and history up to AP European/United States History
Greetings! I happen to love the study of physics for its ability to explain the laws of the world which we live in. It’s fascinating to me that we were able to find patterns and create equations off of seemingly random actions with just the power of our minds; actions which created every single bit of the world which we know today. It is my love for this knowledge that has led me to tutoring! I find it necessary for most people to learn as much as they can, for knowledge is the key to pushing humanity to limits which rival infinity.
Louis Park
Major: Kinesiology
Teaches: Math up to Calculus II, AP Chemistry, AP Literature & Language, the SAT/ACT, AP Biology, Anatomy, AP Statistics and history up to AP European/United States History
I study chemistry and biology because they help me understand how the human body truly works—on both a molecular and systemic level. These subjects fuel my curiosity and give me the foundation I need to become a skilled and thoughtful physical therapist. I want to start tutoring because teaching others not only strengthens my own knowledge, but also lets me share the excitement I feel when complex concepts finally click. Helping someone understand science the way I’ve grown to love it is incredibly rewarding, and I want to be part of that moment for someone else. As I move forward in my career, I see tutoring as a way to give back and grow, both as a student and as a future healthcare professional.
