Fun Facts

I have a flexible schedule and am highly communicative, so never hesitate to reach out!
Data Science was my favorite class in high school.
I hope to soon start studying Pre-Med and eventually work as an Occupational Therapist or Nurse Practitioner.
I play the ukulele and love to sing (I even write my songs sometimes).
My plan this summer was to work as a Direct Support Professional for youth with disabilities, but I decided I wanted to try something more flexible and better fitting.

About Me

Hi there! I’m Nathaniel, a recent high school honors graduate, who's committed to spending my summer, and beyond, helping students unlock their full academic potential. I hope to soon start studying Pre-Med and eventually work as an Occupational Therapist or Nurse Practitioner.
I have a genuine love of education and helping others learn and grow, so as an Academic Tutor, I strive to compassionately and thoughtfully guide you closer to your version of success every session we meet.
With my commitment to personalized tutoring and advising in a multitude of subjects, I aim to be a catalyst to boost your academic achievement while meeting you where you are at.

Experience

Academic Achievement:
Graduated with a 4.11 GPA and passed six AP exams (English Language and Composition, Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, and Human Geography).

Certifications:
AP Scholar with Distinction Award (2025)
The Marie Tharp Award for Team Leadership and Mentoring in Science (2023)

Teacher Assisting:
Ida B. Wells High School - Neurodiversity and Self Advocacy Course (2024-2025)
Portland Jewish Academy - Summer Discovery Program (2023)

Approach

My goal in working with students is to truly understand what their needs and desires are, with the support they are seeking. I have an interest in a variety of subjects, and I would love to share my passion for knowledge with those that I work with, and at the same time be a supporter of your strengths and interests.
As a neurodiverse individual, I know how challenging academics can be, especially when presented in a way that doesn't work for an individual.