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Personalized 1-to-1 tutoring for Electrical Engineering courses, engineering mathematics, MATLAB, Simulink, circuit simulation, programming, hardware, projects and exam preparation.
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Help across the Electrical Engineering curriculum
Course not shown? Ask us — support isn't limited to the areas listed here.
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Most students arrive with one of these three. Tell us which, and we will confirm whether we cover your exact module before you book anything.
Course-by-course tutoring across the Electrical Engineering curriculum, from first-year foundations to final-year electives.
Learning the tools your course runs on — and working out why your own model, circuit or code is not behaving as expected.
Structured mentoring across the life of a project: scoping, approach, theory, simulation and hardware troubleshooting, and preparing to defend your work.
Subjects
We support a broad range of Electrical Engineering courses. The subjects below are some of the most common areas students ask about.
The mathematical groundwork the rest of the degree depends on — from calculus and linear algebra through to transforms and probability.
DC and AC circuit analysis done properly — network theorems, phasors, transients and resonance, worked through step by step.
Analog and digital electronics from device physics to working circuit design — diodes, BJTs, MOSFETs, op-amps, amplifiers and filters.
Convolution, transforms and frequency-domain thinking — the course most students find abstract, taught until it becomes intuitive.
Classical and modern control — transfer functions, stability, root locus, Bode, Nyquist, PID and state-space, taught with the intuition behind the plots.
Transformers, DC machines, induction motors and synchronous machines — equivalent circuits, characteristics and drive behaviour.
Per-unit systems, load flow, fault analysis, protection and stability — the calculation-heavy core of power engineering.
Ladder logic and PLC programming through to HMI, SCADA fundamentals and process control for industrial automation courses.
Don't see your subject listed? Send us your course name or topic and we'll let you know how we can help.
Software & Tools
Learning the tool is half of it; the other half is knowing whether the output is right. We can also help with other Electrical Engineering software, simulators and hardware platforms.
Modelling & Simulation
Scripting, plotting and toolbox work for signals, control, DSP and power engineering coursework.
Modelling & Simulation
Block-diagram modelling and simulation for control systems, power electronics and electrical machines.
Circuit Simulation
Schematic capture and mixed-mode simulation, including microcontroller co-simulation for embedded coursework.
Circuit Simulation
SPICE simulation for analog circuits — DC, AC, transient and parametric analysis.
Instrumentation
Graphical programming for measurement, data acquisition and instrument control.
Industrial Automation
Ladder logic and structured PLC programming for industrial automation and control coursework.
Tell us the software, simulator, hardware platform or lab equipment you are using.
How it works
No accounts to create and no commitment before we have confirmed we can help with your specific topic.
Share your course, topic and level, and what you are stuck on. A short message is enough to start.
We review your course, topic and technical requirements so the tutoring support fits what you need.
Live 1-to-1 sessions on Zoom or another suitable platform, with screen sharing and a digital whiteboard.
The goal is that you understand the method well enough to apply it confidently on your own.
Why choose us
A tutoring service built around one discipline, and around the idea that you should be able to do it yourself afterwards.
Tutoring built around Electrical Engineering — the theory, the mathematics underneath it, and the software and hardware that go with it.
More than a decade of tutoring Electrical Engineering, from first-year circuit analysis to advanced control and power systems.
The same sessions cover the equations and the software — MATLAB, Simulink, SPICE simulators, LabVIEW, PLC environments — because coursework needs both.
Methods are explained step by step and practised on real problems, so you can apply them confidently in exams, labs and projects.
Help reading real waveforms, diagnosing a simulation that will not converge, or troubleshooting hardware that does not behave like the schematic.
Personalized tutoring from $30/hour. Where a request needs specialist support, the rate is agreed before anything is booked.
Project Mentoring
Technical guidance from first idea to final presentation — design decisions, calculations, simulations, hardware and the debugging in between.
Working on something else? Send us a short outline of your project and the tools you are using, and we will tell you how we can help.
Pricing
Advanced topics, specialist software, hardware support and project mentoring may be priced individually — and if so, the rate is agreed before anything is booked.
From $30/hour
Live online sessions, one student, one tutor
For most Electrical Engineering coursework — understanding the concepts, working through problems, and preparing for exams.
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Custom pricing
Where appropriate — agreed with you before anything is booked
Some requests need more specialist preparation, tools or hardware knowledge. Tell us what you are working on and we will confirm the rate first.
Examples
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FAQ
Straight answers about subjects, sessions, pricing and how to get in touch.
A wide range across the Electrical Engineering curriculum. Common examples include engineering mathematics, circuit analysis, analog and digital electronics, signals and systems, DSP, control systems, electrical machines, power systems, power electronics, electromagnetics, communication systems, microcontrollers, embedded systems, instrumentation, PLC and industrial automation, and renewable energy.
The subjects shown on this website are examples of common tutoring areas, not a complete list. Send us your course name, topic or syllabus details through WhatsApp or the booking form and we'll review what you need help with.
Yes. Sessions are live and 1-to-1, held on Zoom or another suitable meeting platform. Screen sharing and a shared digital whiteboard mean you can follow derivations step by step, and we can look at your circuit, model or code together.
Personalized tutoring starts from $30/hour. Advanced graduate topics, specialist software, hardware support and project mentoring may be priced individually. If your request needs custom pricing, we will agree the rate with you before anything is booked.
Yes. That covers learning the tools themselves — scripts, functions, plotting, toolboxes, building Simulink models and choosing solver settings — and working out why code or a model is not behaving the way you expect.
Yes. Help covers circuit simulation in Proteus, LTspice, PSpice and Multisim, graphical programming and data acquisition in LabVIEW, and ladder logic and PLC programming environments — including reading simulation output correctly and tracking down errors.
The listed software and tools are common examples. Contact us with the software, hardware platform, simulator, programming language or lab equipment you are using, and we'll let you know how we can help.
Yes. Calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, complex variables, probability and statistics, numerical methods, and Laplace, Fourier and Z-transforms — taught with the Electrical Engineering applications that make them make sense.
Yes, including final-year and capstone projects. Project mentoring covers technical guidance on your approach, circuit design, engineering calculations, simulations, software, hardware troubleshooting and debugging — and understanding the reasoning behind each design decision.
The quickest way is to click any WhatsApp button on this site. You can also fill in the Book a Tutor form — it turns your details into a ready-to-send WhatsApp message — or email contact@electricalengineeringtutors.com.
Yes. Click any WhatsApp button on the site and a chat opens directly — in the WhatsApp app on your phone, or WhatsApp Web or the desktop app on a computer. There is no need to save or type the number; a message is already started for you to edit and send.
Sessions are scheduled around your time zone. Tell us where you are and which times suit you, and we will arrange a time that works.
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Send your course, the specific topic and your deadline. We will confirm whether we cover it, what it realistically needs, and a time that works in your time zone.
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