High school math gets harder fast. Grade 9 introduces real algebra, Grade 11 brings functions, and Grade 12 decides university admission. Learn Maths Online matches your teen with a live, one-to-one online tutor who teaches their exact course — whether that’s Ontario’s MHF4U, Alberta’s Math 30-1 or AP Calculus in the USA. If you’re looking for a grade 12 math tutor before finals, or help for a Grade 9 student who’s falling behind, we start with a free assessment and a clear plan.
Plans from $50 USD a month. Your first assessment is free.
Why Families Choose Our High School Math Tutors
- Course-specific teaching. High school math is too broad. Your tutor teaches the actual course on your teen’s timetable — MCR3U, Math 20-1, Algebra 2 or Precalculus — using the same unit order as their school.
- Canada and USA curricula. We tutor the Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia programs, and US courses aligned to Common Core and state standards.
- One student, one tutor. The same tutor every week, so they learn how your teen thinks and where they lose marks.
- Exam-focused. From unit tests to diploma exams, AP exams and the SAT, lessons build toward the assessments that count.
- Study skills included. Teens learn to check their own work, manage time on tests and review without cramming.
- Progress reports for parents. You see what was covered, what improved and what’s next.
Grade 9 Math Tutor
Grade 9 is where math shifts from arithmetic to algebra. Students who were fine in middle school can suddenly struggle with variables, equations and graphs. A Grade 9 math tutor catches these gaps early, before they carry into every course that follows.
Courses we teach:
- Ontario: MTH1W, the de-streamed Grade 9 math course, plus preparation for the Grade 9 EQAO math assessment
- Alberta: Math 9 and the Grade 9 Provincial Achievement Test (PAT)
- USA: Algebra 1, including state end-of-course exams such as STAAR Algebra I and NY Regents Algebra I
Key topics: integers and rational numbers, exponent laws, solving linear equations, linear relations and slope, graphing, polynomials, and measurement and geometry.
We focus on the habits that make algebra click: showing every step, checking answers by substitution and explaining reasoning out loud. A strong Grade 9 year makes Grade 10 and 11 far easier.
Grade 10 Math Tutor
Grade 10 builds directly on Grade 9 algebra and adds new ideas — quadratics in Canada, formal geometry in the USA. It’s also the year that sets up the pathway choice for Grade 11, so marks matter more than many families realise.
Courses we teach:
- Ontario: Grade 10 math — quadratic relations, analytic geometry and trigonometry
- Alberta: Math 10C, the course that leads into the Math 20-1 and 20-2 streams
- British Columbia: Foundations of Mathematics and Pre-calculus 10, plus the Graduation Numeracy Assessment
- USA: Geometry (congruence, similarity, proofs and trigonometry) and PSAT preparation
Key topics: factoring, quadratic equations, systems of linear equations, similar triangles, right-triangle trigonometry (SOH CAH TOA), and geometric proofs.
A Grade 10 math tutor helps your teen master factoring and trigonometry, the two skills that cause the most trouble in Grade 11 functions.
Grade 11 Math Tutor
Grade 11 is the biggest jump in high school math. Students move from working with equations to working with functions — transformations, inverses and exponential growth. It’s also the year whose marks appear on early university and college applications.
Courses we teach:
- Ontario: Functions (MCR3U) for the university pathway, and Functions and Applications (MCF3M)
- Alberta: Math 20-1 (the pre-calculus stream) and Math 20-2
- British Columbia: Pre-calculus 11 and Foundations of Mathematics 11
- USA: Algebra 2, plus SAT and ACT math preparation
Key topics: function notation and transformations, quadratic functions, exponential functions, trigonometric functions and identities, sequences and series, rational expressions, and financial applications.
A Grade 11 math tutor helps your teen understand why functions behave the way they do, not just how to follow steps. That understanding is exactly what Grade 12 Advanced Functions and Calculus assume.
Grade 12 Math Tutor
Grade 12 math decides university admission. Engineering, computer science, science, business and economics programs require specific senior math courses, and often set minimum marks. A grade 12 math tutor gives your teen focused support when the stakes are highest.
Courses we teach:
- Ontario: Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) and Mathematics of Data Management (MDM4U)
- Alberta: Math 30-1, Math 30-2 and Math 31 (calculus), with dedicated Math 30-1 and 30-2 diploma exam preparation
- British Columbia: Pre-calculus 12 and Calculus 12
- USA: Precalculus, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB and BC, and AP Statistics
Key topics: polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric equations, limits and derivatives, applications of derivatives (optimization, related rates), vectors and 3D geometry, probability distributions and data analysis.
Many Grade 12 students take two senior math courses at once, for example MHF4U and MCV4U together. Your tutor plans lessons around both timetables, so neither falls behind.
Exam Preparation: Diploma Exams, AP, SAT and Finals
In high school, a few exams carry a big share of the final mark. We build an exam plan backward from the date:
- Final exams and unit tests for every course above
- Alberta diploma exams for Math 30-1 and 30-2
- EQAO Grade 9 math (Ontario)
- AP exams — Calculus AB/BC, Precalculus and Statistics
- SAT and ACT math for students applying to US universities
Good exam prep goes beyond practice papers. Your tutor explains the format, practises timing, and reviews every mistake until the reasoning is solid. Starting six to eight weeks before an exam works far better than a last-minute cram.
Want extra structure alongside lessons? Our Algebra Mastery, Geometry & Trigonometry and Calculus courses follow the same topics in a step-by-step path.
How Online High School Math Tutoring Works
- Book a free assessment. Tell us your teen’s grade, course and upcoming tests.
- Diagnostic lesson. The tutor reviews recent tests and report cards and checks which skills are secure.
- Personal learning plan. You get a summary of gaps, goals and the focus for the next few weeks.
- Weekly 1-to-1 lessons. Same tutor, regular time, live video and a shared whiteboard. Lessons start from 30 minutes.
- Progress reports. Regular updates so you can see marks and confidence improving.
High School Math Tutoring Prices
Every plan includes live one-to-one lessons, a learning plan matched to your teen’s course, progress reports, and homework and exam support.
| 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 by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. Plans renew monthly and can be cancelled any time. See full pricing
We tutor high school students across Canada and the USA, scheduled around your local time zone.
Book a Free Assessment With a High School Math Tutor
Whether your teen needs a Grade 9 math tutor to catch up or a grade 12 math tutor for calculus and university applications, the first step is the same. Book a free assessment and get a clear plan for their course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a grade 12 math tutor cost?
Our plans start at $50 USD a month for one live one-to-one lesson a week, up to $204 USD a month for six lessons a week. The first assessment is free.
When should my teen start with a Grade 9 math tutor?
As soon as homework starts taking much longer or test marks drop. Grade 9 algebra is the foundation for every later course, so early support prevents bigger gaps in Grades 10 and 11.
Do you tutor Ontario MHF4U and MCV4U?
Yes. We tutor Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) and Data Management (MDM4U), including students taking two senior courses in the same semester.
Can you help with Alberta Math 30-1 and the diploma exam?
Yes. We tutor Math 20-1, 30-1, 30-2 and Math 31, with dedicated preparation for the Math 30-1 and 30-2 diploma exams.
Do you tutor AP Calculus and US high school courses?
Yes. We tutor Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB and BC, and AP Statistics, plus SAT and ACT math.
How many lessons a week does a high school student need?
One lesson a week suits steady support. Two or three a week works better for catching up or preparing for finals, diploma exams or AP exams.
Can one tutor help with two math courses?
Yes. Many Grade 12 students take two math courses at once. Your tutor plans lessons around both so neither falls behind.