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Tutoring for statistics, math, Data Analysis, programming with R and python, Machine Learning and statistical modelling
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I am a data analyst with a strong passion for data and machine learning.
I have a strong statistical background. During my academic experience I delve deep in the world of statistics and probability. I have programming skills in particular using R and python.

After my university career I worked as a data analyst for 3 years, teaching in basic and advance machine learning courses, so I already have experience in teaching.
I am very friendly and very patient with people. Join me in this data and statistics journey, during which I will try to transfer my passion for data in rìthe easiest and funniest way possible!
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  • Around Groningen, Netherlands
About Me
- Professional Expertise: As a data analyst, I have extensive experience in analyzing complex datasets, interpreting statistical results, and applying advanced analytical techniques in real-world scenarios.
- Educational Background: I hold a degree in Statistical Science with a specialization in statistics and data analysis. My academic journey has equipped me with in-depth knowledge of statistical theories and methodologies.
- Practical Skills: Proficient in various statistical software and programming languages, including R, Python, SPSS, and Excel. I can guide you through data manipulation, visualization, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and more.
- Teaching Experience: I have a proven track record of helping students understand difficult concepts, improve their grades, and gain confidence in their analytical abilities.
Education
I obtained a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Statistical Science at the university of Padua. During my university career I learnt the theory and the practice, the formulas and the processes of applying statistics to real world data.
Experience / Qualifications
I worked as a Data analyst in Italy for 3 years. I learnt how to deal with big data and I enhanced my programming skills abilities. Moreover I learnt how to communicate insights and results to non-technical audience, skill that I will apply in those tutoring lessons.
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