Online tutoring for the Canadian curriculum
Expert one-to-one tutors for students in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec and every province — maths, sciences, English and computer science, mapped to your exact course.
From CA$40/hour · Free trial · All provinces
Every course, in your province's language
Canadian education is run province by province. Pick yours to see the courses and assessments we tutor.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
Key assessments we prepare for
- • EQAO Grade 9 Mathematics
- • OSSLT (Grade 10 literacy test)
- • Grade 12 U/M course averages for university admission
Mathematics
- MTH1W — Grade 9 Mathematics (destreamed)
- MPM2D — Grade 10 Principles of Mathematics
- MCR3U — Grade 11 Functions
- MHF4U — Grade 12 Advanced Functions
- MCV4U — Grade 12 Calculus & Vectors
- MDM4U — Grade 12 Data Management
Science
- SNC1W / SNC2D — Grade 9 & 10 Science
- SPH3U / SPH4U — Grade 11 & 12 Physics
- SCH3U / SCH4U — Grade 11 & 12 Chemistry
- SBI3U / SBI4U — Grade 11 & 12 Biology
English
- ENL1W — Grade 9 English (destreamed)
- ENG2D / ENG3U — Grade 10 & 11 English
- ENG4U — Grade 12 English
- OSSLT literacy test preparation
Computer Science & Business
- ICS3U / ICS4U — Computer Science
- CIA4U — Analysing Current Economic Issues
- BAF3M — Financial Accounting Fundamentals
- BBB4M — International Business
BC Certificate of Graduation (Dogwood Diploma)
Key assessments we prepare for
- • Graduation Numeracy Assessment (Grade 10)
- • Graduation Literacy Assessments (Grades 10 & 12)
- • Grade 11–12 course marks for university admission
Mathematics
- Mathematics 8 & 9
- Foundations of Mathematics & Pre-calculus 10
- Pre-calculus 11 & 12
- Foundations of Mathematics 11 & 12
- Calculus 12
- Statistics 12
Science
- Science 8, 9 & 10
- Physics 11 & 12
- Chemistry 11 & 12
- Life Sciences 11 · Anatomy & Physiology 12
English
- English Language Arts 8–10
- English First Peoples 11 & 12
- English Studies 12
- Literacy assessment preparation
Computer Science & Business
- Computer Science 11 & 12
- Economic Theory 12
- Accounting 11 & 12
Alberta High School Diploma
Key assessments we prepare for
- • Provincial Achievement Tests (Grades 6 & 9)
- • Diploma exams in 30-level courses (worth 30% of the final mark)
- • 30-level marks for university admission
Mathematics
- Math 7–9
- Math 10C
- Math 20-1 · Math 20-2
- Math 30-1 · Math 30-2 (diploma exams)
- Math 31 (Calculus)
Science
- Science 7–10
- Physics 20 & 30 (diploma exam)
- Chemistry 20 & 30 (diploma exam)
- Biology 20 & 30 (diploma exam)
- Science 30
English
- English Language Arts 7–10-1
- ELA 20-1
- ELA 30-1 & 30-2 (diploma exams)
Computer Science & Business
- Computing Science (CTS) modules
- Financial Management (CTS)
Secondary School Diploma (DES) → CEGEP
Key assessments we prepare for
- • Ministry exams in Secondary IV & V
- • Secondary IV–V marks for CEGEP admission
- • CEGEP R-score (cote R) for university admission
Mathematics
- Secondary I–III Mathematics
- Secondary IV & V — CST, TS & SN streams
- CEGEP Calculus I & II · Linear Algebra
Science
- Science & Technology (Sec I–IV)
- Secondary V Physics & Chemistry
- CEGEP Mechanics, Waves & E&M · General & Organic Chemistry
English
- English Language Arts (Sec I–V)
- CEGEP English (literature & essay writing)
Computer Science & Business
- CEGEP Computer Science & programming
- Financial Education (Sec V)
Provincial high-school diplomas across Canada
Key assessments we prepare for
- • Manitoba Grade 12 provincial tests
- • Nova Scotia & New Brunswick provincial assessments
- • Grade 12 course averages for university admission
Mathematics
- Pre-calculus 20/30 & Calculus 30 (SK)
- Pre-calculus 40S & Applied 40S (MB)
- Pre-calculus 11/12 & Calculus 12 (Atlantic)
Science
- Physics, Chemistry & Biology — Grades 11 & 12
English
- English Language Arts — Grades 9–12
Computer Science & Business
- Computer Science & Economics electives
Support at every stage
From building foundations to the Grade 12 marks that decide university offers.
Grades 4–8
Solid foundations in number sense, fractions, early algebra, reading and writing — plus provincial tests like Alberta PATs and EQAO.
Grades 9–10
The jump to high school: destreamed Grade 9, Grade 10 academic maths and science, and the literacy and numeracy graduation requirements.
Grades 11–12
The marks universities actually look at — Functions, Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English at university-prep level.
AP, IB & contests
AP and IB courses offered at many Canadian schools, plus Waterloo CEMC contests (Pascal, Cayley, Fermat, Euclid) for top STEM applicants.
Simple hourly rates in CAD
Live one-to-one online lessons. No sign-up fee, no contract — and the first lesson is a free trial.
Foundation
CA$40 /hour
Maths, science & English foundations, homework support and confidence building.
Junior high school
CA$50 /hour
Destreamed Grade 9, Grade 10 academic courses, EQAO / provincial assessments.
Senior high school
CA$60 /hour
University-prep courses (U/M, 30-level, Pre-Calc & Calculus 12) and diploma exams.
AP, IB & admissions
CA$75 /hour
AP & IB courses, CEMC contests (Euclid), university applications & supplementary essays.
Every plan includes
- Free diagnostic trial lesson
- Personalised plan for your province & course
- Unit test, exam & diploma-exam preparation
- Progress reports for parents
- WhatsApp doubt-solving between lessons
How our rates compare
High-school maths and science tutoring in Canada typically costs CA$50–80 an hour, and Grade 12 Calculus, Chemistry or Physics often CA$65–100 — more in Toronto and Vancouver. Our rates sit at the competitive end of that range, with specialist tutors and no travel time.
How Canadian university admission works
Unlike the UK or US, Canadian offers rest mainly on your Grade 12 course average — so strong senior marks are everything.
- Most Canadian universities admit on your best Grade 12 (or 30-level / 40S) course average — every percent counts.
- Competitive programmes like Waterloo Engineering, UofT, McGill and UBC Sciences often need averages in the 90s.
- Waterloo Math & Engineering strongly consider the CEMC Euclid contest and the Admission Information Form.
- UBC and many others read a personal profile or supplementary essays — we help with those too.
Built for Canadian students
Your province, your course
Lessons mapped to your exact course — MHF4U, Pre-calculus 12, Math 30-1 or Secondary V — not a generic syllabus.
True one-to-one
Private live lessons that focus on the units, tests and assignments your child is working on this semester.
On Canadian time
Scheduled around Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern or Atlantic time — after school and weekends.
Marks that count
Grade 11–12 averages decide university offers in Canada. We plan backwards from your target average.
Taking AP courses? AP tutoring · Aiming for the Euclid? Olympiad & contest coaching.
Free guides from our tutors
Canadian curriculum tutoring questions
Do you follow my province's curriculum?
Yes. Canadian education is provincial, so every student gets a plan mapped to their own province and course — Ontario course codes like MHF4U and SPH4U, BC Pre-calculus 12, Alberta Math 30-1 and diploma exams, Quebec Secondary IV–V and CEGEP, and the other provinces too.
How much does Canadian curriculum tutoring cost?
Lessons start at CA$40/hour for Grades 4–8, CA$50/hour for Grades 9–10, CA$60/hour for Grades 11–12 and CA$75/hour for AP, IB and university admissions. That's at the competitive end of typical Canadian rates for high-school maths and science, and the first trial lesson is free.
What time are lessons for families in Canada?
Lessons are live, one-to-one and online, scheduled around your time zone — Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern or Atlantic. Tell us the times that suit your child and we'll match a tutor to them.
Can you help with Grade 12 marks for university applications?
That's where we focus most. Canadian universities admit on Grade 12 averages, so we target the courses that count — Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English — with test and exam preparation throughout the semester.
Do you tutor AP, IB or math contests at Canadian schools?
Yes. Many Canadian schools offer AP or IB, and we tutor both. We also prepare students for the University of Waterloo CEMC contests, including the Euclid, which Waterloo Math and Engineering consider in admissions.
Is the free trial really free?
Yes — the first lesson is a no-obligation trial. We use it to assess where your child is and suggest a plan. There's no payment unless you decide to continue.