Welcome

My name is Jason Leonard, I provide high-quality tutoring services for High School, Undergraduate, and Graduate Students.

I focus on helping students in their math, physics, and computer science courses. I also help students develop science fair and research projects.

I have a PhD in Physics from the University of California, San Diego.

Services

I provide a highly customized curriculum to meet your unique needs. I offer a free consultation where we discuss your needs and how I can tailor tutoring to you. Depending on the course, I appreciate a copy of the course syllabus and homework assignment before we meet. This helps us hit the ground running during our first session. Currently, I only provide lessons on Zoom.

One hour sessions

Standard session length. Enough time to go in-depth on a topic without losing focus.

30 minute sessions

Have a quick question on your homework? We can meet for a 30 minute session to cover a particular topic.

Testimonials

Hire Me!

Send me an email at jason@physicsjason.biz.

About me

I have been tutoring for over 10 years. I get excited when students see how their academic studies have real world implications. Schoolwork can often feel abstract and overwhelming. I will help transform your coursework into concrete and manageable concepts. In so doing, I will help propel you towards your life goals.

I have experience tutoring students across a wide range of subjects and life stages, with particular expertise in computer science, computer programming, physics, and math.

While I was a graduate student at UCSD, I tutored both undergraduate and graduate students. I worked in the physics tutorial center and prepared students for the physics departmental exam.

Background

PhD Physics, University of California, San Diego, 2016.
BS Physics, Harvey Mudd College, 2006, graduated with distinction.

Awards

Springer Thesis Award, 2018.
Achievement Reward for College Scientists (ARCS) Scholar, 2013-2014.
Chateaubriand Fellowship Recipient, 2011.

Find me on LinkedIn, Google Scholar.