David｜GMAT/GRE Verbal Tutor
Teaching Achievements:
- Experience working in major educational institutions over a decade, teaching students from various fields and levels.
- Solid experience in tutoring GMAT, helping students point out their weakness and improve during preparation.
- Regular meeting with GMAC officials, consistently providing accurate information to students.
How Can I Help You?
If your English level is good enough but your GMAT scores are not ideal, it may because of incorrect information about GMAT online. Through David’s class you will be able to learn:
- How GMAT questions are structured and how scores are calculated
- Understand how GMAT measures your abilities and how to succeed the test
- Navigate complex and long sentences in GMAT tests
- Simplify complicated concepts to improve testing efficiency
- Aviod false information about the tests online
- Identify weakness through error analysis and the PDCA Cycle in engineering management
- Utilize AI to strengthen study efficiency
- Learn how to read ESR reports to improve future study plans
Professional Background:
- Teaching Director at a well-known after school program in Taiwan
- The first tutor providing critical analysis to explain the logistics of GMAT scoring
- Management Representative at a Taiwanese biotech company
Words for Students:
Your reading ability determines your chances achieving high scores:
Different from TOEFL and IELTS, the primary audience for the GMAT is native English speakers which means that the GMAT uses English to test logical analysis skills. Vocabulary is key to reading ability since you will not able to answer questions if you misunderstanding or not understanding them. Therefore, improving your vocabulary while practicing is vital.
Stop believing false information online:
This includes the “high-score and low-score zones” idea, “difficult GWD questions guarantee higher scores,” and incorrect PACE concepts.
Don’t self-studying GMAT without clear plans and strategies: Professional tutors and teachers help structure information, guide practices, and correct mistakes. Everyone has their own learning style, but also blind spots that require external help to identify. Having a tutor can make your preparation more solid and efficient, preventing the student from self-studying without clear plans.