What’s New

Mar 5: I have been hired at London Life Insurance as an Actuarial Analyst. I won’t be providing tutoring services or running prep sessions as of March 1st. Here’s a copy of the email I sent out to my students. I’ll continue to update the Corrections to the Study Guides page. If you happen to find any corrections, please contact me.

Tips for Booking Appointments

  • Don’t book me for longer than one hour per day. There’s only one of me and many of you. This gives everyone a reasonable chance to see me.
  • Make sure you’ve familiarized myself with the cancellation policy before booking an appointment.
  • If you don’t see any times available – don’t panic. Try selecting “30 minutes” as the length instead of “1 hour”. Often you’ll see some availability.
  • If I still have no times available, check back periodically. If another student cancels their appointment, it’ll appear as available immediately.
  • If I am all booked up, consider coming to a prep session, buying a study guide or using some of the free resources offered by the University of Western Ontario.

What People Are Saying

Just writing you that I finished with a 71 which is great and I appreciate your help.
Alex

By the way i finished the class with an 83 (i think, somewhere around there) and it’s all because of you, not joking. Thanks again soo much for your help last year, it was amazinggg!!
Jonathan

Thank you so much for your help this summer. I will definitely recommend you to others who are looking for a tutor.
Hailee

Thank you so much for the tutorial today it was very helpful!
Chelsea

I’d just like to thank you again for the tutoring this year. You helped me gain confidence with the calculus which seemed to help extraordinarily for my exam. I was failing going into the exam, but came out with a 63 average, which is just enough for me to apply to medical sciences.
Kevin

Want your own testimonial added? If I’ve helped you in some way, send me your comments.