Category Archives: Education

Education, Job Opportunities, Other training, Training

Two Free Financial Education Workshops offered by Narika

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Narika has not one but TWO SEED workshops coming up and free registration is open now!
1. YWCA Moving Ahead Workshop (April 22), hosted by Narika in partnership with YWCA with support from Allstate Foundation
– Investment Strategies & Goals
– Understanding U.S. Taxes
– Divorce and Asset Division
2. Financial Literacy 101 Cohort (May 3 – June 17)
– Surviving tough Economic Times
– Preparing for a Successful Retirement
– Establishing a Savings Plan
🔗 View more details, dates and register here: https://www.narika.org/seed-program
Both are free and virtual. Questions? Contact [email protected]

 

Education, Math Olympiad

National Math contest coaching

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Looking for  math class with advanced math curriculum that is fun for your child ? Do you want your child to get recognition in national math contests?
Exceptional track record in changing student attitude towards math and of success in national math contests.
Small group classes in online engaging format. Training for national contests including Noetic Learning,  Math Kangaroo,
MOEMS, Mathcounts, and AMC8.
Teacher with 15 years of experience in coaching for national math contests.
Spring classes for grades 2 to 8/
Contact [email protected] for additional information.

College Admissions, Education

Cardiology Workshop for Students

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Hello! The Caduceus Initiative is a student-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on providing educational opportunities and resources for students interested in entering the medical field. We are currently hosting a cardiology-based workshop with three different sessions. If you or someone you know are interested in attending this workshop, here is the link to the signup form which has information on each session and timings so you may plan accordingly: [ https://forms.gle/TqZrBC9gMHPxWCh89 ]
Here is the link to our flyer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I1tIT_ZbpwlnCqeiiSK_z15kJ2gGqCUw/view?usp=sharing

Education, Math Olympiad

Engaging Online Coaching for Math Contests

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Looking for a math class with advanced math curriculum that is aimed at making students love math? Do you want your child to get recognition in national math contests and to do better in school? Exceptional track record in changing student attitude towards math and of success in national math contests.  Small group classes and private tutoring in Pleasanton. Training for national contests including Noetic Learning, Math Olympiad, Math Kangaroo, Mathcounts, and AMC8. Teacher with 17 years of experience in coaching for national math contests.   Contact teache…@m…com for additional information.

College Admissions, Education, Science, Tutoring

Free Machine Learning Seminar-High Schoolers-Saturday 11AM

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About this Event: Are you a high school student wondering what machine learning is and whether you want to pursue a future in this field? In this free one hour talk, U. C. Berkeley Regent Scholar and EECS student Rushil Kapadia will provide you information about this topic. Specifically, after attending the talk you will:<
– Understand what machine learning is
– Discern what impact machine learning could have on society
– Learn how to pursue machine learning in college
– Know about what machine learning careers will exist by the time you graduate

REGISTER HERE

You will also get to see a live demo of a machine learning project created by one of Rushil’s students that won two science fair awards.

Education, Technology

Machine Learning Seminar for High School Students

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Are you a high school student wondering what machine learning is and whether you want to pursue a future in this field? In this free one hour talk, U. C. Berkeley Regent Scholar and EECS student Rushil Kapadia will provide you information about this topic. Specifically, after attending the talk you will:

– Understand what machine learning is
– Discern what impact machine learning could have on society
– Learn how to pursue machine learning in college
– Know about what machine learning careers will exist by the time you graduate
– You will also get to see a live demo of a machine learning project created by one of Rushil’s students that won two science fair awards.

Join the event here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/machine-learning-seminar-for-high-school-students-tickets-152278568297

College Admissions, Education

Ivy Review College Entrance Seminar on Sunday 2/28

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Are you losing sleep over college admissions with questions such as:
* How has COVID impacted college admissions?
* What summer activities should my son/daughter take?
* What courses should my child get involved with?
* How many AP classes should my child take?
* What if the school limits access to AP classes?
* Should my child take the SAT or ACT? Or Both?
* Does my child need to be well rounded or show depth in one area?
* What are the latest college admission trends? How can my child prepare for college?
If you have questions such as these, then the Ivy Review’s Popular College Entrance Seminar will provide you with answers. Ivy Review seminars are packed with practical information about what colleges look for and how you can prepare yourself to get into your dream college. This event is suitable for 7-12th grade students and their parents.
DATE: 2/28/2021 (Sunday)
TIME: 2PM Pacific Time
VENUE: Zoom
Camps, College Admissions, Debate, Education, Online Classes, Public Speaking, Social Behavior, Training, Writing, Youth Activities

Free Public Speaking Classes for Middle Schoolers

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I’m the President of Dublin’s high school debate team.
I’m hosting speech classes for students who want to develop public speaking skills from 4 pm – 5 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, starting February 22. These classes are online and available to anyone, regardless of where they live, as long as the children are in grades 6-8.
These classes will help middle schoolers develop important presentation skills that are vital to high school, and eventually workforce performance. This is increasingly important, especially with the extension of online school. The goal of these classes is to prepare students who want to focus on STEM-focused disciplines in high school and beyond with communication skills.
We’ll focus on the importance of public speaking, how to get rid of filler words and stutters, how to develop credibility, and culminate with having the kids give a comprehensive, professional presentation on a topic they research and develop.
For more information and to sign up, please check www.thespeaksquare.com. Please email me or comment to let me know if you have any questions!

College Admissions, Education

Ivy Review College Entrance Seminar on Sunday 2/28

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Are you losing sleep over college admissions with questions such as:
* How has COVID impacted college admissions?
* What summer activities should my son/daughter take?
* What courses should my child get involved with?
* How many AP classes should my child take?
* What if the school limits access to AP classes?
* Should my child take the SAT or ACT? Or Both?
* Does my child need to be well rounded or show depth in one area?
* What are the latest college admission trends? How can my child prepare for college?
If you have questions such as these, then the Ivy Review’s Popular College Entrance Seminar will provide you with answers. Ivy Review seminars are packed with practical information about what colleges look for and how you can prepare yourself to get into your dream college. This event is suitable for 7-12th grade students and their parents.
DATE: 2/28/2021 (Sunday)
TIME: 10AM Pacific Time
VENUE: Virtual
REGISTER HERE.
Regards,
Aditi Kapadia

Biology, Chemistry, Education, English Language, Math, Online Classes, Programming for Kids, Public Speaking, Tutoring, Writing

High School Tutors Needed / No previous experience required

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Hey everyone, I am part of a group that benefits the future of our community, called Project SocialED. We are currently in need of High school tutors, who are available to teach any subject they desire. Whether it be math, science, coding, English, you name it. We have multiple students ranged grades 2-5 interested in being tutored. Please fill out this form to sign up!
https://forms.gle/3gTTH1oXRx5sSW6DA
We will contact you shortly after your submission! Thank you for your interest in aiding our community! Here is our website for your reference:
https://projectsocialed.wixsite.com/socialed
Biology, Chemistry, Education, English Language, Math, Online Classes, Other training, Physics, Science, Training, Tutoring, Writing, Youth Activities

Engineering Webinar For 5th-8th Graders

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My name is Urvi and I’m currently a mechanical engineering major in college. I’m hosting an engineering intro webinar for 5th-8th graders!
This 60 minute webinar will an introduction to engineering with an interactive lecture and activities + drills to understand key concepts and to have fun!
Contents of this webinar:
Types of engineering
Key q’s to ask when assessing a product/system
What engineering really is + definition
Scientific theory from an engineering standpoint
4 themes of engineering
and more
Engineering can seem like a daunting and complicated subject. But fundamentally it is about using science, math, technology, and creativity to solve problems. My goal is to help kids build that foundation and be able to, in simple terms, understand how basic engineered systems work.
Future lectures include:
Home construction
Water purification
Internal combustion engine
Traffic engineering
and more!
Charges: $20 per attendee. Parents are welcome to sit and watch or even join in on the fun!
When: Saturday August 1st, from 1pm-2pm PST,
click HERE to register.
I also provide tutoring for writing, reading, and math for grade levels Pre-K-12th, contact me at 510-846-5593 for more info.

Debate, Education, Language Learning, Math, Online Classes, Public Speaking, Science, Tutoring

FREE Online Classes for Elementary / Middle School

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Hello, my name is Tejas! I’m a sophomore at DVHS and have co-founded a project called Project SocialEd. We provide FREE classes for unique subjects such as world languages, speech and debate, public speaking, baking, dance, leadership, math, and more! High school students who have years of experience in their skills will be teaching these classes, online.
Please visit our website: https://projectsocialed.wixsite.com/socialed to sign up for some classes!
This is a great way for students to engage with others, put their free time to use, and learn something new and unique!
Website: https://projectsocialed.wixsite.com/socialed

College Admissions, Education

Looking for Free Help with the College Application Process?

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 We’re a team of 8 undergraduate students from a variety of schools, some of which include UC Berkeley, Washington University in St. Louis, Berklee College of Music, and University of Washington, Seattle! We represent not just majors ranging from anthropology to biology to finance, but also a range of career and graduate pathways. We’ve all been in the shoes of anxious, confused, and curious high schoolers seeking help to navigate the college application process. We know how expensive and exclusive college counseling services can be. To help out, we’ve started a free one-on-one college advising service for high school students. Whether you’re a freshman wanting to learn more about how to start thinking about fields of study you might be interested in or a senior getting ready to submit your applications, this service is for you. From college essay review to resume building to answering any questions about college life/applications, this service provides an individualized approach at no cost! If your kids or anyone you know are in high school, please let them know about this! To get more information, fill out this form and we’ll keep you updated https://forms.gle/6iC36HvqJG8PZpdi8

Debate, Education, Public Speaking, Training, Tutoring, Writing, Youth Activities

Free Speech and Debate Help for Middle Schoolers!

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Do you want your child to improve their confidence with public speaking? Are you looking to further their middle-school-debate skills?

I’m the president of the local high school debate team and I’m going to be hosting biweekly speech-and-debate help sessions throughout the end of June and July for middle-schoolers — from beginners to competitors — to improve their organization, presentation, and argumentative skills.

These lessons will be up-front in person (online) and go over topics such as how to build a proper speech, how to use and attack logical fallacies, and how to ease into a career as a competitor in a high-school program. They’ll also go over proper presentation skills and how to speak slowly and clearly. These skills are increasingly essential in a world that depends on face-to-face communication, even if your child isn’t particularly interested in competitive activity.

For more information and to sign up, please visit my website at thespeaksquare.com.

College Admissions, Education, Programming for Kids, Software, Training, Tutoring

Berkeley Students offering CS/College Advising Bootcamp

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Good afternoon,
We are proud to offer this 6-week course to 7th-11th graders who either have little to no computer science experience or would like to brush up on some fundamentals. As a group of UC Berkeley Computer Science students, we have designed the course based on three introductory CS classes at Berkeley: CS 10, CS 61A, and CS 61B.
We have created our curriculum to be taught in Python through a project-based teaching style, meaning that by the end of the course, students will not only have CS knowledge, but also an impressive, tangible project to put on their resumes/college applications. During the last week of the session, we will be offering a 1:1 college advising session as well as a class-wide presentation on how to effectively create a college application tailored to CS.
Logistical details are as follows:
6 weeks starting 6/16, with 2 hours of virtual instruction twice a week
5-10 students, so at worst, the student-teacher ratio is roughly 3:1.
$360 ($15 an hour)
Attached is a syllabus and an interest form so we can contact you with more details.
Raj Bhanushali, Ryan Gomes, Tarun Sreedhar
summer2020bootcam…@g…com
Course Syllabus
Interest Form: https://forms.gle/czuTTq2Ft3HMTvbh7

Education, English Language, Language Learning, Public Speaking, Writing

Reading/Writing Summer Program Grades 1-7 Live Online

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Mastery of English Language Arts is critical for success in life. This summer help your child advance towards that goal.
We will focus on reading comprehension, writing, vocabulary, grammar, and study skills to get your child ready for the next grade level.
Classes will be conducted LIVE ONLINE.
Enroll today. Spots are limited.
https://talentnook.com/programs/english-enrollment
*Early Bird Special: Enroll by 4/30/20 and save additional up to $50*
Here are the class details:
Reading: $376. 8-weeks. 90-mins reading class per week
Writing:  $376. 8-weeks. 90-mins writing class per week
Small class size: 6 students [Grades 1-2: Only 4 students]
Dates: 6/15/20 to 8/6/20. Multiple class timings available to fit your schedule.
Save $100 if you enroll for both reading and writing programs.
10% Sibling discount available.

Education, Math Olympiad

National Math Contests (Grades 1-8)

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Looking for a math class with advanced math curriculum that is aimed at making students love math? Do you want your child to get recognition in national math contests and to do better in school? Exceptional track record in changing student attitude towards math and of success in national math contests. Small group classes and private tutoring in Pleasanton. Training for national contests including Noetic Learning, Math Olympiad, Math Kangaroo, Mathcounts, and AMC8. Teacher with 15 years of experience in coaching for national math contests.  Free trial class. Contact teache…@m…com for additional information.

After-School Teacher, Education, Job Opportunities

Teaching position- After School

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Hello Talents!
An after school is looking for qualified teachers who can teach grade 4 math, english, occasional science/social studies. Help with homework,  enrichment packets, be creative in arts and craft projects to compete with the team.
Requirement: Valid work permit, commitment to the school year,amicable personality
Nice to have: Teaching experience in a classroom setting, confident in the grade level subjects
Hours: 3/3:15-6:30 ,M-F and 12-6:30 on staff development days, spring break, Thanksgiving break. Winter 2weeks the school is closed.
Interested, pls call 9252649679
Thanks,
AG.

College Admissions, Education

Ivy Review College Entrance Seminar on 1/26 (Pleasanton)

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Are you losing sleep over college admissions with questions such as:
* What summer activities should my son/daughter take?
* What courses should my child get involved with?
* How many AP classes should my child take?
* What if the school limits access to AP classes?
* Should my child take the SAT or ACT? Or Both?
* Does my child need to be well rounded or show depth in one area?
* What are the latest college admission trends? How can my child prepare for college?
If you have questions such as these, then the Ivy Review’s Popular College Entrance Seminar will provide you with answers:
1/26 (Sunday) at Larkspur Landing, Pleasanton at 1PM
PLEASANTON Register here
Ivy Review seminars are packed with practical information about what colleges look for and how you can prepare yourself to get into your dream college. This event is suitable for 7-12th grade students and their parents.
Regards,
Aditi Kapadia

Education, Programming for Kids, Training

Computer Coding/Programming for Kids (Grades k-12)

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Genius Coders Academy provides a fun and interactive environment  to develop computational skills and love for coding/programming for kids in grades (k-12)
Registration Now Open for Enrollment (Dublin and San Ramon locations)
Programs Offered:
Python Programming | Scratch Programming | Java Programming |
Mobile App Development and more…
Locations:  San Ramon & Dublin
(Classes are offered weekdays and weekends.)
For more information please visit our website https://www.GeniusCodersAcademy.com/
Email: geniuscoders…@g…com or Call  (925) 587-9316

Education, Science Olympiad

2020 Elementary Science Olympiad registration now open

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Registration for the 2020 Castro Valley Elementary Science Olympiad is now OPEN! Science Olympiad is a competition where teams of 6 elementary school students (geared towards 4th-5th grade level) work together in 7 events.  They range from study events where students take a test, lab events where students demonstrate hands-on abilities, to build events where students build a device at home to test against other teams.
Team guidelines:

  • Parents act as coaches for their teams; they form teams within a school.
  • Teams are made of 1-6 students from the same school, must be in 5th grade or younger.   Teachers are welcome and encouraged to form teams within their school as a club.
  • Register online at cvscience.us to receive a copy of the rules, or to find more information.  Registration is limited to 32 teams.
  • Read the rules and work together prior to the competition, which will be held on May 16 at Canyon Middle School in Castro Valley.

An information session will be held on Sunday, Jan 5 from 10-11am in the Castro Valley High School Cafeteria.  Enter from the gates in the middle of Mabel Ave; the cafeteria will be the first building on your right.

After School, Contests, Math, Math Olympiad

National Math Contests (Grades 1-8)

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Looking for a math class with advanced math curriculum that is aimed at making students love math? Do you want your child to get recognition in national math contests and to do better in school? Exceptional track record in changing student attitude towards math and of success in national math contests. Small group classes and private tutoring in Pleasanton. Training for national contests including Noetic Learning, Math Olympiad, Math Kangaroo, Mathcounts, and AMC8. Teacher with 15 years of experience in coaching for national math contests.  Free trial class. Contact teache…@m…com for additional information.

College Admissions

College Admission Counselor – Zal Method

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Swati Chopra
College Admission Counselor
Dublin, CA
ww.zalmethod.com
Welcome to our counseling services! We take pride in our work and you’ll see the difference when we meet. Each student is
unique, with unique abilities and strengths, and we’ll make sure we tap into those strengths to help them be the best they can be!
​We offer the following services:
Hourly Counseling
Middle School Math Placement and Electives Advice
High School Course Counseling
Extra Curricular and Leadership Counseling
College Search Advice
Essay Brainstorming
College Applications
Scholarships/Financial Aid
SAT and ACT Testing Information
Majors and Career Exploration
Post Admission Counseling
And everything in between!
​While we offer full junior and senior year packages to help you with financial aid, scholarships, college applications, deadlines, etc. we honestly believe that students in their sophomore year and younger don’t need more than 2 or 3 meetings a year. The best time to come in and meet with us is when your eighth grader is planning his/her freshman year course load.
​

Community, Culture, Education, Slokas Education

GopaKuteeram – Sloka and Indian cultural Classes

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Gopa Kuteeram is a Indian cultural and moral education class for children that happens every week in Pleasanton. This program runs through out the academic year. We teach slokas,bhajans, sanskrit language,stories from the puranas and life of great saints and provide activities in connection to these stories and lessons.
Classes conducted in Pleasanton on Mondays. Batch 1: 6 to 7, Batch 2: 620 to 7:20. Further details regarding these classes can be found in the flyer above.

Camps, Education

Experiments in Physics Workshop

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It is proposed to hold a summer workshop during June .
Every day the participants will experience the fun of
discovering how nature works by designing and
performing simple experiments using simple instruments
and devices. They will record their observations and
learn to get reproducible results through repeated
measurements. They will propose hypotheses based on
simple concepts and use theoretical ideas to interpret
their observations. They will thus obtain an insight into
how new physics is created and the study of natural
phenomena is taken forward.
Duration: approximately one hour every day
Registration:  50 dollars per person for weekly camp, on or before 10 June.
Contact: rangavijay…@g…com

Contests, Education, Math, Math Olympiad

National Math Contest Coaching Summer Classes

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Looking for a math class with advanced math curriculum that is aimed at making students love math? Do you want your child to get recognition in national math contests and to do better in school? Exceptional track record in changing student attitude towards math and of success in national math contests. Small group classes and private tutoring in Pleasanton. Training for national contests including Noetic Learning, MOEMS Math Tournaments, Mathcounts, and AMC8. Teacher with 15 years of experience in coaching for national math contests.  Free trial class. Contact teache…@m…com for additional information.

College Admissions

Upcoming Ivy Review College Entrance Seminars on 4/27, 4/28

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Are you losing sleep over college admissions with questions such as:
* What summer activities should my son/daughter take?
* What courses should my child get involved with?* How many AP classes should my child take?
* What if the school limits access to AP classes?* Should my child take the SAT or ACT? Or Both?
* Does my child need to be well rounded or show depth in one area?
* What are the latest college admission trends? How can my child prepare for college?
If you have questions such as these, then the Ivy Review’s Popular College Entrance Seminar will provide you with answers:
4/27 (Saturday) at Larkspur Landing, Milpitas at 4PM MILPITAS Register here.
4/28 (Sunday) at Larkspur Landing, Pleasanton at 4PM PLEASANTON Register here.
Ivy Review seminars are packed with practical information about what colleges look for and how you can prepare yourself to get into your dream college. This event is suitable for 7-12th grade students and their parents.
Regards,
Aditi Kapadia

Education, Math Olympiad

National Noetic Learning Contest for grades 2-8

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The Noetic Learning Math Contest (NLMC) is a national math problem solving contest for elementary and middle school students.
The goal of the competition is

  • to encourage students’ interest in math,
  • to develop their problem solving skills,
  • to inspire them to excel in math.

National contest recognition can motivate students to excel in the math. Our center  offers Spring NLMC 2019 contest for grades  2 to 8 in mid-April.  We also offer coaching for other national math contests such as MATHCOUNTS, Math Olympiad, AMC8 and Math Kangaroo.