Secondary 4 math
Preparing the ministry exam in SN or CST, at the pace of a public or private school.
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NDG tutoring · In person or online
A tutor in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.
NDG is part of Montreal, so your child can have classes at home, at a neighbourhood library or online, depending on tutor availability. The first class is free.
Price$35 to $55 / hour
- First class free
- At home, at the library or online
A bilingual neighbourhood, students in every school network
In NDG it is common for one child to attend an English school, another a private school and a cousin a French school a few streets away. Parents speak English, French or another language, and kids switch between them without thinking, until a French essay or a math test in English shows a weak spot. Our tutors teach in both languages and follow the Quebec curriculum, whatever the school network.
Because NDG is in Montreal, classes can be in person: at home, or in a quiet spot like a neighbourhood library, depending on tutor availability. Many families also switch to online classes when the week gets busy. After every class, a short written report tells you what was covered.
What NDG families ask for
The requests we get most
French immersion and FSL
Reading, grammar and writing for students in English or immersion schools who must write in French. See our French classes.
Keeping up in private school
Fast pace, frequent tests: weekly support helps your child stay on top instead of catching up.
CEGEP calculus
Calculus I and II and linear algebra for Dawson, Vanier or French CEGEP students. See CEGEP Calculus I.
Secondary 5 French writing
Structure, arguments and proofreading for the ministry writing exam, with our guide to the Secondary 5 French exam.
Elementary homework help
One hour a week to work on reading, times tables and fractions, at home or online.
NDG schools, CEGEPs and landmarks
We know the local schools
NDG is home to well-known private schools such as Loyola High School, Villa Maria and Lower Canada College, public English schools like Royal Vale School of the English Montreal School Board, and French schools of the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal. Concordia University's Loyola Campus is in the neighbourhood too. Our tutors adapt to the pace and expectations of each school.
For CEGEP, many NDG students go to Dawson College or Vanier College, both reachable by metro. We support them in Calculus I, Calculus II and Linear Algebra, in English or French. For the Secondary 4 exam, our guide on how to pass the Secondary 4 math exam explains how to organize review.
- Monkland Village
- Sherbrooke Street West
- Vendôme metro
- Villa-Maria metro
- Benny Library
- Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Library
- Concordia Loyola Campus
How it works
Getting started is simple
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Pick a time
Choose the subject and a free time slot. We assign a qualified tutor.
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Free first class
The tutor assesses the level and finds what is blocking.
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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
Can the tutor come to our home in NDG?
Yes, NDG is part of Montreal. Home classes are possible depending on tutor availability in the area. Otherwise, we suggest a quiet public place or online classes.
Can classes take place at the Benny Library or the NDG Library?
Yes, a neighbourhood library is a good option if the tutor is available. Look for a quiet area where your child can write and talk in a low voice.
My child attends a private school in NDG. Can you follow the program?
Yes. Share the course outline or recent tests, and the tutor will plan classes around the school's chapters and pace.
How much does it cost?
$35 an hour for elementary, $45 for high school and $55 for CEGEP. 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.