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Online Math Tutoring for Ontario Grades 9 to 12
We match your teen with a graduate-level tutor who finds where marks are slipping, from Grade 9 algebra to calculus, and rebuilds those skills, all semester.
MCR3U · MHF4U · MCV4U
From $47.50/hr · Lessons usually start within 2 to 3 days
Where math marks are usually lost
And how a tutor fixes them
Math changes in Grade 11. MCR3U introduces functions (transformations, exponentials, trigonometry), MHF4U adds logarithms, rational functions and harder trig identities, and MCV4U brings in calculus and vectors. A math mark that slips usually traces back to a few specific skills, often Grade 9 and 10 algebra, not to a lack of ability. Many engineering, computer science and business programs require MHF4U, MCV4U or both.
Function transformations in MCR3U
Logarithms and trig identities in MHF4U
Optimization word problems in MCV4U
Changes inside the brackets work in reverse, and doing stretches and shifts in the wrong order puts the graph in the wrong place. A tutor sets one fixed order using mapping notation, then practises sketches until that order is automatic.
Students can expand a log but stall when an equation needs logs combined into one, and trig identity proofs have no single recipe. A tutor drills log laws both ways, teaches reliable first moves for proofs, then works through exam-style questions.
The derivative is usually the easy part. Marks are lost turning a paragraph into one function of one variable with the right domain. A tutor practises that setup step by step, then has the student check each answer against the question.
The Ontario math courses we tutor
Ontario curriculum, grade by grade
Meet some of our math tutors
Graduate-level and triple-vetted
Every tutor is a Master's, PhD or medical student, or a recent graduate, vetted in three steps. Students keep the same tutor all semester, and if the fit is not right, we match them with another.
Bassel Abdelkader
PhD, Mechanical Engineering
Bassel recently completed a PhD in Mechanical Engineering and has tutored high school math and physics for several years, using real engineering examples.
Masoomeh Akbari
PhD Candidate, Discrete Mathematics
Masoomeh is a third-year PhD student in Discrete Mathematics, holds an MSc in Applied Mathematics and has taught undergraduate math courses.
Reza Rahimi
PhD Candidate, Mathematical Machine Learning
Reza is a mathematician pursuing a PhD in mathematical machine learning within biomedical engineering, and teaches the logic behind each problem.
Kartheeka Hebbale
PhD Student, Data Science
Kartheeka is a PhD student in Data Science, holds an MSc in Mathematics and Statistics and has tutored algebra, precalculus and calculus for over six years.
How It Works
Request a Tutor
Fill in one short form with the course and what is causing trouble. Prefer to talk first? Book a free consultation instead.
Personalized Match
We pair you with a graduate-level tutor who fits the course, schedule, and your learning style. Lessons can usually start within 2 to 3 days.
Learn one-on-one all semester
Live online lessons with the same tutor on an interactive whiteboard, plus a recording and summary after every session so parents stay in the loop.
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Our Tutoring Plans, Tailored to Your Needs
Pay per lesson or save with a package. No hidden fees, and package hours never expire (you can even share them with a sibling).
Your Success Is Our Promise!
If grades decline, the Go2Grad Guarantee refunds 50% of tutoring lessons. Conditions apply.
What Families Say
Math tutoring questions, answered
How quickly can my child start with a math tutor?
Tutoring can usually start within 2 to 3 days. Request a Tutor online with one short form, or book a free, no-obligation consultation if you would like to talk first. Your child keeps the same tutor all semester.
Who are the math tutors?
Our math tutors are Master's and PhD students and graduates from Canadian universities such as uOttawa, Carleton and Guelph, with backgrounds in mathematics, statistics, data science and engineering. Every tutor is vetted in three steps, and we switch tutors if the fit is not right.
Are lessons online or in person?
All lessons are live online and one-on-one. Tutor and student work on an interactive whiteboard, which suits sketching transformed graphs, writing out trig identity proofs line by line and drawing vectors. Each session is recorded, and a summary and notes are shared afterwards.
Do MHF4U and MCV4U matter for university admission?
For many programs, yes. Many Ontario engineering, computer science and math programs require MCV4U, business programs often require MHF4U, and a required course counts in the admission average. MHF4U must come before or alongside MCV4U, so plan early.
When should we start math exam prep?
Start at least three weeks before the final, ideally four. From 2026-27, MCR3U, MHF4U and MCV4U end with a mandatory written exam worth 25% of the mark (20% in MTH1W and MPM2D). Prep starts with a full-course diagnostic, then spaced review of the biggest gaps.
Can the tutor help with gaps from earlier grades, or just current work?
Yes, both. Sessions are built around what the student needs most, whether that is an upcoming unit test, homework or rebuilding algebra skills such as factoring and exponent laws that MCR3U, MHF4U and MCV4U depend on.
Ready to Find the right Tutor?
Request a Tutor with one short form, and lessons can usually start within 2 to 3 days.