Our tutors include classroom teachers, special educators, and math and physics PhD students. All have extensive backgrounds in math and pedagogy, in addition to a variety of other subjects and special interests. All excel at making material accessible, alleviating anxiety, and helping students find joy in learning.
Amelia 
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Amelia dedicated her undergraduate work at Hampshire College to developing remediation strategies for riparian conservation land in Massachusetts. While maintaining her strong connection to outdoor environments, she also works in a particle physics lab at the University of Massachusetts. Over the past seven years Amelia has tutored students in science, math and writing. On sunny days, she can be found rock climbing throughout New England or paddling the coastlines of Lake Champlain with her dog Peaty. Most of all, Amelia enjoys working collaboratively with students using experiential, inquiry-based lessons to make meaningful connections with learning.
Annie S.
Annie teaches English Language Learning to students in grades PreK-8 at Shelburne Community School and Charlotte Central School. Originally from Colorado, Annie graduated from Cornell College with a Bachelors in Sociology and Women’s Studies, and Saint Michael’s College with a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. She has experience teaching and tutoring writing, math, reading and vocabulary to students of all ages, and spent a year teaching in Brazil. She particularly loves working with children to help them become engaged in their learning through skill-building games, activities, and projects. Annie is the oldest of seven children and was homeschooled until high school. In her free time, she bakes bread and plays nerdy board games. Accepting new students.
Eve G.
Eve earned a degree in elementary and special education at the State University of NY College at Geneseo. She taught sixth grade in her hometown of Chittenango, NY, has been a homeschool instructor, and a private tutor. Eve’s calm disposition puts students at ease, and she excels at helping students build confidence. Accepting new students.
Jana T.
Jana holds a master’s degree in Education as well as a BS in the field of Engineering. She is currently in her ninth year of teaching, working with fourth grade students at Malletts Bay School in Colchester. She has experience working with students up through high school and her strength is in mathematics instruction. During her free time, Jana enjoys snowboarding and traveling to new places. This is Jana’s seventh year working with Walker Tutoring Services.
Jane L.
Jane is from Delmar, NY and has been teaching students from preschool to graduate school for 15 years. She holds a BA in Political, Legal, and Economic Analysis from Mills College in Oakland, CA. Jane primarily works with middle and high school students in math, English, and study skills. She loves helping students build self esteem, overcome the belief that they are inherently “bad” at a subject, and tap into their natural curiosity. She particularly enjoys working with students with different learning styles, students of color, queer and trans students, and student-athletes. In her free time, you can find Jane at storytelling events and baseball games, playing music, making art, playing board games, and exploring nature. Accepting new students.
Jared K.
Jared holds a master’s degree in Mathematics from UVM. He has been tutoring for almost 13 years dating back to when he was a peer tutor during his undergraduate degree. More recently, he worked at Norwich University as a math specialist for their Academic Achievement Center. In his tutoring sessions he likes to incorporate many different styles of explanation to find his student’s best learning style. The moments he enjoys most about tutoring are when everything just clicks into place for his tutee. His favorite class to tutor is calculus but he also has a lot of experience in statistics, pre-calculus, algebra, and geometry. When he is not tutoring he enjoys baking bread, playing board games, and hiking.
Jennifer W.
Originally from a small town in California, Jennifer has an undergraduate degree in Communications from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, a graduate degree in Communications from Stanford University and an Education degree and Credential from Santa Clara University. With almost 20 years experience teaching kindergarten to college, she specializes in creating relationships that foster curiosity and support academic success. When she’s not entertaining herself with wild nights poring over essays or concocting science experiments using Legos, Jennifer can be found running marathons and wearing shorts in the snow. Accepting new students.
Katie A.
Katie is currently pursing a PhD in Electrical Engineering at the University of Vermont under the support of the National Science Foundation (NSF) IGERT Fellowship. She received a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell. Katie previously worked as a student teacher and mentor in high school physics classes, providing students with additional lab experiments and computer programming lessons to enhance the daily classroom experience. Her teaching style incorporates activities and visual aids to connect math and science concepts to real-world applications. Outside of school, Katie enjoys playing board games and spending time in the mountains. Accepting new students.
Katy C.
Katy has been a math teacher for ten years, teaching mathematics at the college and high school levels. Katy’s own interest in mathematics began at Smith College where she earned her BA in mathematics, studying calculus, chaos theory and number theory at advanced levels. After teaching for several years and studying art, another passion, Katy earned her master’s in mathematics education (MEd.) from the University of Washington in Seattle. Her interests extend beyond mathematics to working with students to fully understand the concepts and intricacies of learning: getting to know one’s self as a learner, working with organization and study-skills for adolescents and encouraging students to advocate for their learning in the classroom. Katy has tutored subject matter for standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, Praxis and college entrance examinations as well as writing and Physics. In her educational research, Katy focuses on the engagement of students with mathematics as informed by the students’ own identities as math learners. Katy is a Vermonter who loves skiing, kayaking and all things outdoors. She currently teaches mathematics at Randolph Union High School in Randolph and lives in Montpelier. Accepting new students.
Kyle R.
Kyle grew up in Shelburne and studied biology at Brown University, where he also worked as a teaching assistant for several biology courses. After college, he undertook a Fulbright graduate research fellowship in New Zealand, where he investigated long-term plant community change on the South Island (and developed a taste for Marmite). He has a long background in teaching, extending back to his days as an educator/counselor at the Champlain Valley Union HS Summer Camp in Hinesburg. His specialties are science and math, and the thing he loves most about tutoring is helping students find their inner curiosity. When he’s not tutoring, you’ll probably find him playing guitar with his band or riding his bike while he looks for birds.
Kyler S.
Kyler earned a master’s degree in mathematics at the University of Vermont in 2012, and is currently working at Champlain College and Vermont Commons School. Before graduate school, Kyler pushed himself to try something challenging and completed a thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail. He enjoyed the hike so much that he did it again in 2015 with his fiancée! While tutoring, Kyler works to approach problems from an angle each student can relate to and strives to pull out that big “aha!” moment of understanding from the student. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, biking, and playing Hearthstone.
Laura W.
Laura is a full-time Spanish teacher at Essex High School where in addition to teaching, she is the Curriculum Content Leader for World Languages. This year, Laura is teaching Spanish 4, 5, and AP Spanish. Laura is originally from Rutland, and attended the University of Vermont. She moved to South Burlington with her two children in 2010 from Philadelphia, PA, where they had lived for seventeen years. Laura has a daughter who is a junior in high school and a son who graduated last year. At 5:30am each weekday morning you can find Laura out in the field for her two mile walk with her beloved dog Sammie and at 5:30pm sitting with her kitty by the fire. Laura loves teaching and working with students whether it be in the classroom or in a one-one-one tutoring session. Accepting new students.
Lindsay V.
Lindsay holds a degree in mathematics from Saint Mary’s College of California and a post-baccalaureate science certificate from the University of Vermont. She is working on her master’s degree in mathematics. She currently teaches math at Essex High School and has over ten years of experience tutoring students of all ages. Lindsay loves working with students and seeing them achieve understanding and mastery of both small goals and challenging concepts. In her free time she enjoys running, yoga, ballet and hiking.
Megan M.
Megan is from Brandon, Vermont and holds a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences from the University of Vermont. After college, Megan traveled to Fiji to teach the 5th grade, and then to Argentina to work in a children’s hospital. She has been employed at the UVM Medical Center for the past three years and is currently a surgical technician in the operating room. Megan’s primary tutoring subjects are biology, chemistry, math, and SAT prep. In her free time she enjoys running, golfing, volunteering, and playing with her pet bunny Frijole. Accepting new students.
Nat S.
Nat holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from St. Lawrence University. Since graduating, Nat has taught high school math all over the country, most recently in Vermont. He is currently a graduate student in the Complex Systems and Data Science program at UVM. In his free time, he is an avid mountain biker and skier.