Toronto has more math tutors than any city in the country, and that is exactly the problem. From Leslieville to Bloor West Village, from the Annex to Leaside and out to the Beaches, families end up choosing whoever is a short walk or a few subway stops away, because crossing the city on a school night is not realistic. Online tutoring lets you pick from the whole city instead of your own corner of it. Your child gets the tutor who explains things the way they need, wherever that tutor happens to live.
Math tutoring for Toronto students
We tutor Toronto students from Grade 1 through Grade 12, plus AP, IB and first-year university, online and by appointment. Every plan begins with a short diagnostic that pinpoints where math stopped making sense, and we rebuild from that point with custom practice between lessons. Our tutors are university students who sat the same Ontario courses only a few years ago, so they remember which units trip people up and how to untangle them. In a city where seats in the top university programs are contested by students from every neighbourhood, that kind of focused, patient help is what moves a mark from fine to strong.
Matched to what Toronto schools teach
Toronto students attend schools in the Toronto District School Board or the Toronto Catholic District School Board, and both teach the Ontario math curriculum. We build our lessons around that same curriculum, so the help your child gets lines up with the unit on their desk this week, whether that is fractions in Grade 5 or vectors in Grade 12. If you want to see how the pieces fit, our high school math tutoring guide explains the course codes and the paths through high school, 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 makes sense in a city this size
Toronto is really a collection of neighbourhoods, each with its own schools, its own transit line and its own after-school routine. A family in High Park and a family in Riverdale rarely consider the same tutor, because the trip between them eats an evening. Online sessions erase that map. Your child works one-on-one on a shared whiteboard where every step stays visible, from the kitchen table, with no streetcar transfer or parking search beforehand. The pool of tutors becomes the entire city, and the choice comes down to fit rather than distance.
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 North York, Scarborough and Etobicoke, and with students anywhere else in Ontario.
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Book a free trialFrequently asked questions
Do you tutor students in Toronto?
Yes. We work with Toronto students online, by appointment, in every part of the city from the Beaches to Bloor West Village and everywhere between. Because lessons happen over video, your child can be matched to the best-fitting tutor in Toronto rather than the closest one, and no one spends the evening on the subway.
Which Toronto school boards do you cover?
Both of the main ones. We tutor students in the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board, and we follow the same Ontario math curriculum their teachers use, so what we cover in a session matches what is being taught in class that week.
Is online tutoring as effective as in person?
For most students, yes. A shared online whiteboard keeps every step in view, sessions fit around a Toronto family's evening without a trip across town, and the tutor is chosen for fit instead of postal code. The free 30-minute trial lets you and your child judge for yourselves before committing.
What grades and courses do you cover?
Grades 1 to 12, plus AP, IB and first-year university. That spans early number sense, the Grade 9 course (MTH1W), and the Grade 12 courses Toronto students need for competitive university programs, including MHF4U, MCV4U and MDM4U.
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.