With over nine years of experience as a math and physics tutor, I specialize in helping students, from middle school to college, build confidence and mastery in subjects that often feel intimidating. I’ve worked extensively with students preparing for standardized exams like the SAT, IB, and AP, as well as those navigating challenging coursework at school or university. My approach is simple: make complex topics clear, relatable, and even enjoyable. I believe that with the right guidance and a consistent, personalized strategy, every student can excel in math and physics. In addition to tutoring, I’m a fourth-year PhD student in theoretical physics at Emory University, where I research the fundamental limits of information processing in living organisms. I also co-founded the Georgian Association of Physics Students and helped organize an international conference that brought together over 300 students from around the world. My passion for teaching goes hand-in-hand with my love for science, and I’m committed to helping every student realize that they’re capable of mastering even the most challenging concepts. Oh, btw “hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard”.