Tutoring
Help for a student who is behind, a student sitting an exam that matters, or a student who is coping fine and wants to move faster.
Three reasons families call us
Falling behind in class
Gaps from an earlier grade rarely close on their own. We find where the gap actually starts and rebuild from there.
Tests and exams
Practice under timed conditions, past-paper technique, and a plan for the weeks before an exam rather than the night before.
Working ahead
Students who are already coping well often want more. Tutoring is a way to stretch rather than only to catch up.
What happens after you get in touch
Tell us what is going wrong
A short conversation about the subject, the grade, and what has been tried already.
We assess where the gap starts
Usually a grade or two below where the trouble shows up. Teaching at the visible symptom rarely works.
Sessions with the same tutor
Continuity matters more than intensity. The tutor tracks what has landed and what has not, and tells you.
What we tutor
Secondary tutoring covers the same subjects we teach for credit, so a tutor is working from the Ontario curriculum the student is actually being graded against.
- Advanced Functions
- Biology
- Calculus and Vectors
- Canada History
- Canadian and World Issues
- Canadian History
- Career Studies
- Challenge and Change in Society
- Chemistry
- Civics
- English
- Exercise Science
- Exploring Canadian Geography
- Foundation of Mathematics
- Foundations for College Mathematics
- Functions and Applications
- Functions and Relations
- Healthy Active Living Education
- Mathematics
- Mathematics and Data Management
- Mathematics for College Technology
- Mathematics of Personal Finance
- Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course
- Physics
- Principles of Mathematics
- Science
For Grades 1 to 8 we tutor the core elementary subjects — reading, writing, mathematics, and science. Tell us the grade and the topic and we will say plainly whether we are the right fit.
Tutoring is separate from credit enrolment. A tutored student is not registered for an Ontario credit and does not receive a report card for it — if the goal is a credit, look at our course list instead.
Tell us what your child is stuck on
Registration is open for Term 1, which runs 2 Sep – 11 Nov 2026. A short call is usually enough to work out whether tutoring is the right answer.