Math
Elementary and high school, CST, TS, SN and ministry exams.
Tutoring in Montreal · In person or online
Math, French, English, Persian, AI or chess: we match your child with the right tutor, from elementary school to CEGEP. In person in Montreal or online, with a short report after every class.
Price$35 to $55 / hour

Our tutors know the Quebec curriculum and what Montreal schools expect, from elementary school up to CEGEP math. Preparing for the Secondary 4 ministry exam, passing Calculus I at Dawson or Vanier, or catching up in French as a second language: it all starts with a free first class to see where your child stands.
Elementary and high school, CST, TS, SN and ministry exams.
NYA, NYB and linear algebra (NYC), with exam-style practice.
Reading, grammar, writing and the Secondary 5 writing exam.
ESL, EESL, ELA and conversation, elementary to CEGEP.
Reading, writing and speaking, for kids and adults.
Chess from beginner to tournament, and artificial intelligence classes.
In-person classes take place in Montreal, at home or in a quiet public place such as a library, depending on tutor availability. Online classes are available everywhere, evenings and weekends.
For CEGEP students we cover Calculus I (NYA), Calculus II (NYB) and Linear Algebra (NYC) at English and French CEGEPs: Dawson, Vanier, Marianopolis, John Abbott, Maisonneuve, Ahuntsic, Bois-de-Boulogne and Vieux Montréal.
Choose the subject and a free time slot. We assign a qualified tutor.
The tutor assesses the level and finds what is blocking.
After every class, a short report arrives by email and in your parent space.
Questions? Call or write to us:
Other areas and services
Yes, in Montreal, depending on tutor availability. You can also choose a quiet public place or online classes, which are often easier to fit into a busy week.
$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%.
University students, teachers and specialists. Every tutor is interviewed and has to show they explain clearly before teaching.
Every day from 9 AM to 9 PM, weekends included. Most students take one one-hour class a week, and two before exams.
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