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I'm Victor Ramirez, a tutor based in the Middlesex area, working primarily with high school students preparing for the SAT, ACT, and AP coursework, along with math, physics, and chemistry support from middle school through college. I grew up in Burlington and went through Burlington Public Schools myself. Part of the mission I seek to accomplish is giving back to my community and this service is an expression of that goal. My approach comes from my own experience: a tutor once helped me turn around my worst semester, not by solving problems for me, but by making sure I could carry them through myself. That's the standard I hold every session to. I have a background in physics and systems engineering, and every student gets detailed notes after each session, so families always know what was covered and what's next.
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