Burnaby STEM Tutoring
Dr. Shreyank Educare offers comprehensive STEM tutoring for Burnaby students. From Mathematics and Physics to Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science, our expert tutors provide structured, personalized support aligned with the BC curriculum.
Whether your child is at Simon Fraser University, a Burnaby high school, or preparing for university entrance, we deliver the focused academic support they need to succeed in STEM.
One free, no-obligation 30-minute conversation: tell us which course the student is taking and where they are stuck, and we map out the level, tutor and schedule that would help. We reply within 24 hours on business days.
One-to-one sessions are $75–$100 per 60-minute session, GST included, varying by subject level — we confirm the rate for the course at the consultation. See full pricing.
Subjects We Cover
- Mathematics (Grades 8–12 & University)
- Physics 11 & 12 / University Physics
- Chemistry 11 & 12 / University Chemistry
- Biology 11 & 12 / University Biology
- Computer Science & Programming
- Statistics & Data Analysis
Who Is This For
- Burnaby high school students (Grades 8–12)
- SFU and other university students
- Students struggling with one or more STEM subjects
- Learners preparing for final exams and unit assessments
- Students aiming for post-secondary STEM programs
Program Format
- One-on-One Online Tutoring
- Subject-Specific Deep Dives
- Homework & Assignment Assistance
- Flexible scheduling for busy students
Expected Outcomes
- Improved grades across all STEM subjects
- Stronger problem-solving and analytical skills
- Greater confidence in lab work and assignments
- Better preparation for post-secondary programs
- Reduced subject-specific anxiety
Our Approach
Cross-Subject Connections
STEM subjects interconnect. We help students see how math supports physics, and how chemistry relates to biology — building a richer, more cohesive understanding.
BC Curriculum Aligned
Our tutors are familiar with Burnaby school curricula and university course structures, ensuring sessions are always relevant and practical.
Targeted Concept Reinforcement
We identify the specific gaps holding each student back and address them systematically, so no weak area is left unresolved.
Exam & Assignment Focus
Practical, outcome-focused sessions ensure students are prepared not just to understand material, but to perform well in assessments.
Taught by Dr. Shreyank Gupta
Ph.D. in Ultrasound Signal & Image Processing — École de technologie supérieure, 2016–2021, with over 10 years of teaching experience. Full profile
Ask about STEM tutoring
Takes under a minute. We reply within 24 hours on business days.
STEM Subjects We Support
Comprehensive Coverage for Burnaby & Metro Vancouver Students
Math & Physics
- Pre-Calculus 11 & 12
- Calculus 12
- Physics 11 & 12
- University Physics
Chemistry & Biology
- Chemistry 11 & 12
- University Chemistry
- Biology 11 & 12
- University Biology
Computer Science
- Python
- JavaScript
- Data Structures
- SFU CMPT Courses
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We've answered the most common questions students and parents ask before enrolling.
Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Computer Science for high-school and university students — the connected core where strength in one subject quietly lifts the others.
Yes — our PhD-led tutors work across the maths and sciences, which helps students see how calculus, physics and chemistry reinforce one another instead of feeling like separate silos.
Both. We support Grades 8–12 STEM courses and first- and second-year university subjects, from Pre-Calculus through university physics and chemistry.
We pinpoint the exact gaps, rebuild the foundation, and then move forward — because in STEM a shaky earlier concept silently breaks everything built on top of it.
Yes — in person in Burnaby, plus online options for families across the wider region, with each student paired to a single tutor around the courses they are taking.
Next steps
Sessions run one-to-one or in a small group, in person in Burnaby or online across Metro Vancouver. The most useful first step is a conversation — bring a recent test so we can identify where marks may be being lost.