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The discussion centers on finding a math tutor for Probability and Statistics, particularly for someone studying Electrical Engineering through distance learning at a Dutch university. The individual has a solid foundation in math but seeks to improve in areas where they previously struggled, especially after failing an exam. Suggestions for finding a tutor include checking university bulletin boards for local tutors, using LinkedIn to connect with remote tutors, and exploring Craigslist for potential options. The individual expresses a willingness to pay a fair price for tutoring but finds some online tutoring rates to be excessive. Overall, the focus is on finding accessible and effective tutoring resources that accommodate a busy travel schedule.
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Hello all,

Does anybody have some suggestions where to find a friendly math tutor who is willing to tutor me (im even willing to pay a fair price for it). I am studying for Bsc Electrical Engineering at a Dutch university by distance learning so I don't have any lectures. I don't have huge problems with math except with Probability/Statistics. I finished the first year with decent grades in math we mainly went thru algebra and trig and started with some differentiation. The last went ok but I would love to improve that as well as it is an important subject next year we will start with integration. Have said this all my main focus for now is statistics/probability because i failed the exam.
Posting questions here and going to KhanAcademy helps yes but a tutor whos willing to have contact by email or maybe even with Skype would be great and helps more.

I would appreciate any ideas, thanks in advance

Raymond
 
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Do you have a university nearby? If so, just swing by the Math department and check the bulletin board -- there will likely be fliers for math tutors there.
 
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Do you have a university nearby? If so, just swing by the Math department and check the bulletin board -- there will likely be fliers for math tutors there.

Thanks for your adivse berkeman it doesn't seem like a bad advise but (and you could not know that from my previous post) I am travellig al lot for work. So therefore I am following my study by a distance program. Once in a while I go to the university for some examns and that's it. I wish it was different but my age and private life doesn't allow me to stop work and start with a regular program as most people do.
It not easy to follow education like this but its fun to study. Therefore I posted this question here on the forum to see if there are any people here who maybe have the time and fun in tutor me. Nevretheless next time I'm at the uni I will take a look who knows someone is there and willig to help me via internet.
 
Have you checked out Linkedin? That may be a good way to link up with a remote math tutor. I'll try doing a search when I get a chance.
 
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Thats a good idea did not thought about that! I found one site but they asked about 87eu for 50 min. I thought that's a bit extreme lol
 
You could check for tutors through Craigslist.
 
Thanks ill have a look on that too
 
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