London, Ontario is a university town, and families here tend to think about admissions earlier than most. With Western University at the top of Richmond Street and Fanshawe College on the east side, the next step is never abstract for a student in Old North, Masonville, Byron, Westmount, Oakridge or White Oaks. Good math marks in Grades 11 and 12 are what keep the doors to those programs open. Online tutoring puts a tutor who recently took the same Ontario courses on a shared whiteboard with your child, so the work is about understanding the material, not just getting through tonight's homework.
Math tutoring for London students
We tutor London students across Grades 1 to 12, plus AP, IB and first-year university, all online and by appointment. Each plan opens with a short diagnostic to find the exact point where math stopped making sense, and then we rebuild from there with custom practice between sessions. Our tutors are university students who recently sat these same Ontario courses and remember exactly which ideas in Grade 10 quadratics or Grade 12 calculus trip people up. For a London family already looking at program requirements, that matters: the tutor knows which courses a given program asks for and what a strong mark in them actually takes.
In step with what London schools are teaching
Most London students attend schools in the Thames Valley District School Board or the London District Catholic School Board, and both teach the Ontario math curriculum. We line our lessons up with that curriculum, so the work your child does with us matches the unit their teacher is covering, from early number sense in elementary school through the Grade 12 courses that university and college programs list as prerequisites. Whether your child's school is in Byron, Oakridge, Masonville or White Oaks, the course codes are the same. Our high school math tutoring guide walks through those codes, and our elementary math tutoring guide covers the early years. Grade 9 students in both boards also write the provincial EQAO Grade 9 math assessment, and our EQAO Grade 9 math guide explains what is on it and how to prepare.
Why online fits a London family
London is wider than it looks. A family in Byron or Westmount and a family in Hyde Park or near Masonville Place are a long run up Wonderland Road apart, and the drive from White Oaks to the north end along Wellington or Richmond at six o'clock is nobody's idea of free time. Online sessions give your child the same focused, one-on-one attention on a shared whiteboard where every step stays visible, and they drop into the weeknight or weekend that works. In a university town, it also means your child learns from someone who was in their seat a couple of years ago and can say plainly what first year expects.
How to start
Start with a free 30-minute trial. Tell us the grade, the course and what is feeling shaky, and we will pair your child with the right tutor and build a plan. Lessons are 1-on-1 at $40 per hour, or $25 per student in a small group, with custom practice included and no commitment to continue.
We also work with families in Hamilton, Burlington and Toronto, and with students anywhere else in Ontario.
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Book a free trialFrequently asked questions
Do you tutor students in London?
Yes. We work with London, Ontario students online, by appointment, whether they live in Old North, Masonville, Byron, Westmount, Oakridge, White Oaks, Hyde Park or anywhere else in the city. Everything happens over video, so your child is matched to a tutor by fit rather than by neighbourhood, and nobody spends the evening driving across town.
Which London school boards do you cover?
Both of the main ones. We tutor students in the Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board, and we follow the same Ontario math curriculum their teachers use, so the help lines up with the unit happening in class, from Grade 1 through Grade 12 and the courses that admissions depend on.
Is online tutoring as effective as in person?
For most students, yes. A shared whiteboard keeps every step visible, sessions fit around school, sports and part-time jobs, and nobody drives up Wonderland Road for a one-hour lesson. For London students aiming at a competitive program, the bigger advantage is the tutor: a university student who recently took the same course. We begin with a free 30-minute trial so you can judge the fit.
What grades and courses do you cover?
Grades 1 to 12, plus AP, IB and first-year university. That runs from early number sense through the Grade 9 course (MTH1W) and the Grade 12 courses that university and college programs ask for, including MHF4U, MCV4U and MDM4U, whether your child is looking at Western, Fanshawe or a program farther from home.
How much does it cost?
Solo lessons are $40 per hour and small-group classes are $25 per student per hour, with custom practice material included. You start with a free 30-minute trial.