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Experience is not a guarantee of quality teaching, but it is a major factor. |
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Wayne Barkel – Quantitative Teacher – Wayne Barkel, H.B.Sc., M.A., B. Ed. has been developing and teaching GMAT preparation courses since 1982, initially as Program Coordinator of the Mathematics Learning Centre at York University, then as a partner in the Mathematics Preparation group and now as a quantitative instructor with the Richardson Prep Center. Wayne’s 15 years of experience at York University included coordination of mathematics placement testing and development and delivery of remedial mathematics programs. He has counseled and advised many students on both the selection of math courses and program majors. Wayne was Course Director for the Fundamentals of Mathematics course for the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at York University. Wayne has also taught mathematics at the secondary school level and tutored extensively at both the secondary and university level, as well as being an individual tutor for students preparing for the GMAT. |
John Richardson – Quantitative and Verbal Teacher – 29 Years Of GMAT Teaching Experience John is a frequent speaker at University Career Centres and has guided thousands of students through the graduate and professional school admissions process. |
Paul Woolley, B.Sc. – Verbal Teacher – 20 Years Of GMAT Teaching Experience Paul Woolley, B.Sc. has been a test preparation specialist for over 20 years, and has worked for some of the worlds leading test preparation companies. Initially a TOEFL instructor at Thailand’s leading English language training institution, he became Director of Studies for HELP International in Turkey, and now works as a verbal instructor with the Richardson Prep Center. |
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