Jivahn Moradian

Jivahn discovered his passion for teaching while earning his Eagle Scout award, finding genuine fulfillment in mentoring younger scouts. This early experience shaped his approach to education, which combines rigorous academic excellence with an emphasis on developing independent learning capabilities in his students.

His academic credentials are exceptional: after finishing high school in France, he earned a B.A. in Economics from Princeton University (summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) with minors in Finance, Operations Research, and Sustainable Energy. He later completed an MSc in Innovation and Management at Imperial College Business School in London, graduating at the top of his class. Throughout his educational journey, Jivahn consistently pursued teaching opportunities, serving as an economics and math tutor at Princeton's McGraw Center and designing specialized courses in Shenzhen, China and Lonavala, India. At Imperial, he continued teaching at the graduate level as a study group leader in economics and finance.

What distinguishes Jivahn as an educator is his multinational perspective and ability to tailor instruction to diverse learning styles. Having been raised across the United States, France, and India, and having studied in multiple countries, he brings a uniquely global approach to education that helps students connect with material regardless of their background. His teaching methodology emphasizes understanding fundamental principles and logical frameworks while keeping material engaging through humor and practical applications. This balanced approach enables students to not only excel in their immediate coursework but develop the critical thinking skills essential for independent academic success.

Jivahn has worked with dozens of university and high school students across seven countries, building a reputation for transforming complex economic and mathematical concepts into accessible understanding. Beyond his formal tutoring roles, he maintains active involvement in entrepreneurial projects and policy research, bringing current, real-world insights to his teaching that make abstract concepts concrete and relevant for his students.

When not teaching or working on startup ventures, Jivahn enjoys mountain hiking, international travel, and researching solutions to economic and public policy challenges—experiences that further enrich the perspective he brings to his educational work.