What I tutor
Accounting
Journal entries, financial statements, depreciation, and the cash flow statement — explained the way you actually need it for your exam, not a textbook rewrite.
Accounting tutoring →Corporate Finance
Time value of money, capital budgeting, cost of capital, and capital structure — how companies actually make investment and financing decisions.
Finance tutoring →Python
From your first script to applying Python to real finance and analytics problems — including automating the corporate finance models above.
Python tutoring →Statistics
Descriptive and inferential statistics, probability, hypothesis testing, and regression — explained for the exam or homework problem you're actually stuck on.
Statistics tutoring →Why tutor with me
Most tutors can explain a formula. I've spent years tutoring this material one-on-one with students at every level — community college through graduate school, including international students and working professionals — which means I've seen the specific places people actually get stuck, not just the textbook explanation. That means when you ask "but why does this actually matter," I usually have a real answer, not a textbook one.
I teach plain, direct explanations over textbook language, and we work the specific problem you're stuck on — not a generic lecture on the chapter.
More about my background →How it works
1. Free intro session
Book a free, no-obligation 30-minute call. We talk through what you're stuck on and whether tutoring is a good fit — no pressure either way.
2. Pick a package
Single sessions or prepaid hour bundles, priced by subject. No subscriptions or auto-renewal surprises — you use the hours you buy.
3. Book on your schedule
Schedule sessions yourself anytime through your student portal, around your class and exam schedule.
Pricing at a glance
Accounting
$45–$60/hr
Corporate Finance
$55–$70/hr
Python
$60–$80/hr
Statistics
$50–$60/hr
From the video library
Free explainer videos on the exact topics students get stuck on.
How to Read a Balance Sheet (Without Falling Asleep)
NPV vs. IRR vs. Payback Period: Which Capital Budgeting Method Wins?
Hypothesis Testing and P-Values Without the Jargon
What students are saying
“I did my quiz retake on the time value of money unit (TVOM) yesterday. We had 45 minutes for 10 questions, proctored by Honorlock. I was done in under 10 minutes and got a 100%. You've helped me tremendously, Frederick. Thank you!”
— J.H.F.
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