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Elementary and high school, CST, TS, SN and ministry exams.
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Online tutoring · Anywhere in Quebec
Live one-on-one tutoring, anywhere in Quebec.
A real tutor, live, at a time that suits you. Math, French, English, Persian, AI and chess, from elementary school to CEGEP, with a report after every class.
Price$35 to $55 / hour
- First class free
- Every day, 9 AM to 9 PM
Like an in-person class, without the drive
These are not pre-recorded videos. Your child talks to their tutor, shows their work on camera or on screen, and gets explanations based on their own mistakes. The same tutor follows them every week, and you see their progress in your parent space.
Subjects
What our tutors teach
CEGEP Calculus I and II
NYA, NYB and linear algebra (NYC), with exam-style practice.
French
Reading, grammar, writing and the Secondary 5 writing exam.
English
ESL, EESL, ELA and conversation, elementary to CEGEP.
Persian (Farsi)
Reading, writing and speaking, for kids and adults.
Chess and AI
Chess from beginner to tournament, and artificial intelligence classes.
Anywhere in Quebec
Students from every region
Our tutors follow the Quebec Education Ministry program: Grade 6 exams, the CST, TS and SN sequences, the Secondary 5 French writing exam and CEGEP math courses.
All you need is a computer or tablet with a camera and microphone, and a stable internet connection.
- Montreal
- Laval
- Longueuil
- Quebec City
- Gatineau
- Sherbrooke
- Trois-Rivières
- Terrebonne
- Lévis
- Saguenay
How it works
Getting started is simple
- 1
Pick a time
Choose the subject and a free time slot. We assign a qualified tutor.
- 2
Free first class
The tutor assesses the level and finds what is blocking.
- 3
Follow the progress
After every class, a short report arrives by email and in your parent space.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Questions? Call or write to us:
Other areas and services
Is it as effective as in person?
For most students, yes. Classes are live and one-on-one, and the tutor sees the student's work. Younger children sometimes need a parent nearby for the first sessions.
What do we need?
A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, a pencil and paper.
How much does it cost?
$35 an hour for elementary, $45 for high school, $55 for CEGEP and $45 for chess. The first class is free, with no contract and no registration fee. Packages of 8 and 12 classes save 5% and 10%.
When are classes held?
Every day from 9 AM to 9 PM, weekends included. Most students take one one-hour class a week, and two before exams.
The first class is free. Let's see together where your child stands.
Do you teach something?Free 2-minute sign-up. We find your students, you keep 75%.
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