Learn Math Online gives Canadian students a live, one-to-one online math tutor who teaches to their own provincial curriculum. Your Grade 3 child may still be counting on fingers for multiplication. Your Grade 9 student in Ontario may be adjusting to the de-streamed MTH1W course, or your teen in Alberta may be preparing for the Math 30-1 diploma exam. Whatever the stage, we match them with a tutor who knows what their teacher expects.
Lessons happen in a shared online classroom, scheduled around your family’s time zone, with plans from $50 USD a month. Your first assessment is free.
- Live 1-to-1 lessons with a dedicated tutor
- Aligned to Ontario, Alberta, BC and other provincial curricula
- Written progress reports for parents
- Monthly plans, cancel any time
Why Canadian Families Choose Our Online Math Tutors
Most parents don’t come to us after one bad test. They come when a pattern appears: homework takes too long, marks are slipping, or a child starts saying “I’m just not a math person.” Math is cumulative, so a gap in Grade 4 fractions becomes a wall in Grade 8 algebra. Our job is to find that gap and close it.
- Tutors who know your curriculum. Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia each sequence math differently. Your tutor plans lessons around your child’s actual course, not a generic syllabus.
- One student, one tutor. No group classes and no rotating teachers. The same tutor builds a picture of how your child thinks.
- A diagnosis before teaching. The free assessment shows which skills are secure and which are shaky, so lessons fix causes, not just tonight’s homework.
- Lessons that fit Canadian schedules. After-school and weekend slots, arranged around Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific or Atlantic time.
- Parents stay informed. Regular progress reports show what was covered, what improved and what comes next.
- No long contracts. Pay monthly by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and change or cancel your plan when you need to.
Online Math Tutor for Kids (Grades 1–6)
The elementary years decide how a child feels about math for a long time. An online math tutor for kids has two jobs: make sure the basics are truly mastered, and keep math feeling achievable rather than stressful.
Our tutors keep lessons short, visual and interactive. Children solve problems on the shared whiteboard, drag and sort number models, and explain their thinking out loud. Younger learners usually do best with focused sessions and plenty of quick wins.
What we cover in Grades 1–6:
- Number sense and place value — reading, comparing and rounding whole numbers and decimals
- Addition and subtraction strategies — mental math, regrouping and checking answers
- Multiplication and division facts — fluency first, then multi-digit methods
- Fractions — equivalent fractions, comparing, adding and connecting fractions to decimals and percentages
- Patterns and early algebra — including the coding expectations in Ontario’s elementary curriculum
- Measurement, geometry and data — area, perimeter, angles, graphs and probability
- Financial literacy — money, budgeting and simple interest, now part of many provincial programs
Fractions deserve special attention. They underpin ratios, algebra and almost everything in high school math, so we check them carefully in every assessment. Tutoring at this age also builds study habits and confidence before Grade 3 and Grade 6 provincial assessments such as Ontario’s EQAO and Alberta’s Grade 6 Provincial Achievement Test.
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Math Tutoring Aligned to the Ontario and Alberta Curricula
Canada has no national math curriculum. Each province sets its own courses, sequence and assessments, so a tutor who knows your province’s program can match every lesson to what is happening in class. Most of our Canadian students follow the Ontario or Alberta curriculum, and our tutors work with both in detail.
Ontario Math Tutor Online
Looking for an Ontario math tutor online? Our tutors follow the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum from Grade 1 to Grade 12.
- Grades 1–8: the five strands of the elementary curriculum — Number, Algebra (including coding), Data, Spatial Sense and Financial Literacy — plus the problem-solving and social-emotional learning skills the curriculum asks for.
- Grade 9: the de-streamed course, MTH1W. Many students find the jump in pace and abstraction hard, especially linear relations and algebraic reasoning.
- Grade 10: quadratic relations, analytic geometry and trigonometry, the foundations for senior math.
- Grade 11: Functions (MCR3U) and Functions and Applications (MCF3M), including transformations, exponential functions and trigonometric functions.
- Grade 12: Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) and Data Management (MDM4U) — the courses that determine eligibility for engineering, science, business and computer science programs.
- EQAO: preparation for the Grade 3, Grade 6 and Grade 9 provincial math assessments.
Alberta Math Tutoring
For Alberta students, our tutors follow the Alberta Education program of studies, including the updated elementary math curriculum.
- Kindergarten–Grade 6: number fluency, fractions, measurement and early algebra, with preparation for the Grade 6 Provincial Achievement Test (PAT).
- Grades 7–9: integers, linear equations, polynomials and geometry, building toward the Grade 9 math PAT.
- Grade 10: Math 10C, the combined course that leads into the -1 and -2 streams.
- Grade 11: Math 20-1 (pre-calculus path) and Math 20-2 (for programs that don’t require calculus).
- Grade 12: Math 30-1, Math 30-2 and Math 31 (calculus). We prepare students specifically for the Math 30-1 and 30-2 diploma exams, which count toward the final course mark.
Choosing between the -1 and -2 streams affects which post-secondary programs a student can apply to. If you are unsure, your tutor can review your teen’s marks and goals and explain the trade-offs.
British Columbia, Quebec and Other Provinces
We also tutor students in British Columbia (Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10, Pre-calculus 11 and 12, Calculus 12, and the Grade 10 Graduation Numeracy Assessment) and English-speaking students in Quebec secondary math, including the Secondary IV and V options. For Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the territories, share your child’s course outline and we’ll build lessons around it.
Grade 9 to 12 Math Tutoring in Canada
High school marks shape university applications, so this is when many families look for a math online tutor. We support specific courses rather than “high school math” in general.
| Grade | Ontario | Alberta | Key topics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 9 | MTH1W | Math 9 | linear relations, algebra, exponents, measurement |
| Grade 10 | Grade 10 math | Math 10C | quadratics, trigonometry, systems of equations |
| Grade 11 | MCR3U, MCF3M | Math 20-1, 20-2 | functions, transformations, exponential growth |
| Grade 12 | MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U | Math 30-1, 30-2, 31 | logarithms, derivatives, vectors, probability |
We also help students taking AP Calculus, IB Mathematics (Analysis and Approaches, Applications and Interpretation) and first-year university courses such as calculus and linear algebra. Our Algebra Mastery, Geometry & Trigonometry and Calculus courses give high school students a structured path alongside their weekly lessons.
Good exam preparation goes beyond practice papers. Your tutor explains the test format, builds time-management habits, and reviews mistakes until the reasoning is solid. Starting six to eight weeks before a final or diploma exam works far better than a last-minute cram.
How Our Online Math Tutoring Works
- Book a free assessment. Tell us your child’s grade, province and what is worrying you. We reply within a few hours.
- Diagnostic lesson. A tutor reviews recent tests or report cards, gives a short skills check and works through problems with your child to see how they think.
- Personal learning plan. You get a clear summary of strengths, gaps and what the next few weeks will focus on.
- Weekly 1-to-1 lessons. Your child works with the same tutor at a regular time. Lessons start from 30 minutes.
- Progress reports. Regular updates show what improved and what comes next, so you can see the tutoring working.
What a lesson looks like: live video, a shared digital whiteboard, screen sharing and homework uploads. All your child needs is a laptop or tablet, a stable internet connection and ideally a headset. Lesson notes are saved so your child can review them before a test.
Online Math Tutoring Prices for Canadian Families
All plans include live one-to-one lessons, a curriculum-aligned learning plan, progress reports, and homework and exam support. Prices are in US dollars and are charged monthly.
| Plan | Price per month (USD) |
|---|---|
| 1 lesson a week | $50 |
| 2 lessons a week | $80 |
| 3 lessons a week (most popular) | $120 |
| 4 lessons a week | $152 (save 5%) |
| 5 lessons a week | $180 (save 10%) |
| 6 lessons a week | $204 (save 15%) |
Pay securely by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, processed by Stripe; your bank converts to Canadian dollars at checkout. Plans renew monthly and can be cancelled any time. See full pricing
Online Math Tutors for Students Across Canada
Because lessons are online, your child can work with the right tutor wherever you live — in a big city or a small rural community with no local options. We teach students in every province and territory, including families in Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Halifax.
We schedule lessons around your local time zone — Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific or Atlantic — so sessions fit after school, around sports, or on weekends. Tell us your preferred times when you book and we’ll match a tutor who is available then.
Book a Free Assessment With an Online Math Tutor in Canada
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Frequently Asked Questions About Online Math Tutoring in Canada
How much does an online math tutor cost in Canada?
Our plans start at $50 USD a month for one live one-to-one lesson a week, and go up to $204 USD a month for six lessons a week. Larger plans include discounts of 5–15%. The first assessment is free.
Is an online math tutor good for kids?
Yes, when lessons are short, visual and interactive. Our tutors use a shared whiteboard, games and quick problem sets to keep younger children engaged, and parents receive regular progress reports.
Do you have an Ontario math tutor online for my child’s course?
Yes. Our tutors follow the Ontario curriculum from Grade 1 to Grade 12, including Grade 9 MTH1W, MCR3U, MHF4U, MCV4U and MDM4U, and prepare students for EQAO assessments.
Can you help with Alberta Math 30-1 and diploma exams?
Yes. We tutor Math 10C, 20-1, 20-2, 30-1, 30-2 and Math 31, and prepare students for the Math 30-1 and 30-2 diploma exams and the Grade 6 and Grade 9 PATs.
What does my child need for online math lessons?
A laptop or tablet, a stable internet connection, and ideally a headset. Lessons run in a virtual classroom with live video and a shared whiteboard, so no special software is needed.
Which Canadian time zones do you teach in?
We schedule lessons in Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific and Atlantic time. Tell us your preferred days and times when you book and we’ll match an available tutor.
How many math lessons a week does my child need?
One lesson a week suits routine homework support. Two or three a week works better for closing a serious gap or preparing for a major exam. Your tutor will recommend a schedule after the free assessment.
Do you tutor AP, IB or university math?
Yes. We support AP Calculus, IB Mathematics and first-year university courses such as calculus, linear algebra and statistics.
Can I cancel or change my plan?
Yes. Plans renew monthly and can be changed or cancelled at any time.