NuclearVision wroteI wish i had some spare time!
I'm curious, what's your current math level, i mean are you familiar with grade 7-8-9-10 stuff, like vectors, numbers theory, derivative, absolute value, pythagorean theorem, cartesian plane and relevant operations, circles, tangents, lines.
You have to start with those, You should be able to go quickly through them, these are important.
Where do you live? Perhaps I know someone in the area.
Usually I see during the day posters of students willing to teach, usually their prices are fair, you don't really need a teacher with 15 years of experience, in fact, a student could help you achieve the same results.
I am familiar with some of those, the rest will follow soon hopefully! Thanks for the tips, on that note I think I may have found a suitable teacher. I'll report back once we have our first session (which should be soon enough).
scorz wroteI used to teach math/physics for terminal/university(some courses only) students. But that was between ~2007-2011 while i was in university and in French(It's basically the same in English so..)
If and only if you didn't find someone whose job is a teacher tell me, I'll get my old books and see if i can still help.
PS: If you need some help in algorithms/programming I can help (I am software developer)
PS#2: Never give up, I am 27 and I don't have a degree, I sucked at school (was only good at math/physics though) tutoring was my only income for years until I've recently start working as a developer.
Good luck!!
Thanks for the offer! I think I may have found a suitable tutor for me; by pure chance and through a friend. Hopefully it'll work out.
Regarding algorithms, I'm actually very excited about learning about, and working through them, both on paper and online! I ordered
this book a few weeks ago and I'm finally getting my hands on it tomorrow afternoon!
Been watching some videos about Big O notation just to get a general idea about them, I hope I'll be able to actually wrap my mind around the concepts and eventually become fluent in them.
Which country do you work in? I'd love to hear more about your daily life as a developer, what concepts and topics you use on a daily basis and how algorithms and math actually help you achieve them? That's a lot of big questions but an answer to any of them would be helpful :)
Finally, thanks for the encouragement. I've found that most ppl on this forum are unusually nice and constructive, and that's super cool :)