My name is Nehal Sanant. I am thoroughly enjoying  being a mom of two young, energetic and beautiful kids these days!  Originally from India, I had a 7 year tutoring layover in Dubai, before finally settling in The Woodlands with my husband in 2017.

I have always been an educator at heart. I grew up teaching my cousins and kids in the neighborhood. Unbeknownst to me, this side hustle became a very serious gig and consumed me as I grew older! Over the years, I have tutored hundreds of students in subjects across the spectrum with Math being ‘The Chosen One’. I can teach numbers in the middle of the night! It’s a delight to see that Aha! look on kids’ faces as they break down complex concepts into simpler ones.

In my teaching career I have gathered domain knowledge of Algebra, Geometry, Statistics and Trigonometry, among others. I am adept at building customized lesson plans and developing a student-centered approach. I have covered the entire gamut – ranging from 1:1 sessions to group classes. I am wired to think like a math teacher, both within the confines of a classroom setting as well as outside. This wiring brings with it the urge to teach students build a problem-solving attitude in life as well.

Watching sitcoms, doodling, cooking, going for walks and spending time with family are some of the things that make me super happy!!!

My Purpose
My passion, dedication and nurturing instinct makes me want to help my students thrive not just academically but also personally.
I really strive to build long-lasting relationships with my students and their parents!Education and Proficiencies:
 Graduated from University of Mumbai with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and Master’s degree in Business Administration with a specialization in Finance.
 Ranked 3rd in a graduating class made up of close to 9000 MBA students.
 Recognized by the university for valuable contribution to the society through volunteering activities.
 Ran a successful catering business to scratch my entrepreneurial itch.

‘Give A Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach A Man to Fish, And You Feed Him for a Lifetime’