Nana Sakyi is a first-generation college graduate who knows firsthand the power of education and persistence. He holds both a BSc and a MSc in Chemical Engineering and has built a career that bridges rigorous academics, practical engineering, and dedicated teaching.

With over two decades of experience teaching high school Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, Nana has helped countless students overcome fear of math and develop real problem‑solving skills. During his graduate studies in North Carolina, he also taught senior‑year undergraduate chemical engineering classes, further refining his ability to explain complex ideas in clear, accessible language.

Professionally, he works as a chemical engineer with a reputable chemical company in the United States. Having personally benefited enormously from mastering word problems, he sees it as a social responsibility to share this knowledge. His approach is simple but powerful: break concepts down step by step, connect them to real life, and make word problems something students can understand and even enjoy.