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Math tutoring, structured

Services and programs

We teach one subject—math—using clear explanations, honest pacing, and practice that matches your course. Choose private 1-on-1, a group session with friends in the same course, or exam prep; we cover university through high school, IB, and AP.

Available online or in-person (Vancouver / UBC area).

  • 1-on-1
  • Group (friends)
  • Exam preparation
  • University & high school
  • IB & AP

How you learn

Every session is math tutoring in one of three ways: private, group with a few friends in the same course, or exam-focused. Group tutoring spreads the time across people you already study with, so the rate is easier for each student. Academic levels and programmes are in the next section.

Programs & academic support

These are the academic tracks we support—each has its own page with more detail. Pair any track with 1-on-1 tutoring, a group of friends, or exam preparation from the section above.

Available online or in-person (Vancouver / UBC area).

  • University Math

    Primary focus

    First- and second-year math and statistics: course-aligned help from fundamentals through multivariable work and beyond.

    • Who it is for

      Undergraduates, transfers, and anyone strengthening prerequisites before a heavier course load.

    • What you work on

      Sessions use your actual syllabus, problem sets, and past papers when you share them.

    • Outcome

      Faster, cleaner work on assignments and a calmer run-up to midterms and finals.

  • High School Math (BC Curriculum)

    Grades 8–12

    Grades 8–12 on BC pathways: foundations, pre-calculus, and exam-ready habits that match your school’s pace.

    • Who it is for

      BC students who want lessons, homework, and tests to connect across the year, not in disconnected bursts.

    • What you work on

      We use your class notes and past tests; practice is phrased the way your teacher marks.

    • Outcome

      More consistent results and less panic before unit tests and finals.

  • IB Math

    AA and AI

    AA and AI, SL and HL: concepts, written reasoning, and exam craft aligned to your diploma course.

    • Who it is for

      Diploma students on Analysis & Approaches or Applications & Interpretation who want path-specific depth.

    • What you work on

      Sessions follow your school’s unit order and lean on the question styles your papers use.

    • Outcome

      Clearer method marks, calmer work under time pressure, and stronger long-form solutions.

  • AP Math

    Calculus and Statistics

    AP Calculus AB/BC and AP Statistics: timing, free-response quality, and multiple-choice discipline in one place.

    • Who it is for

      Students sitting AP Calculus or AP Statistics who need realistic timed work and clear debriefs.

    • What you work on

      Practice mirrors section timing and rubric thinking for the exam you registered for—nothing generic.

    • Outcome

      A repeatable approach for test day: pacing, structure, and fewer avoidable mark drops.

Beyond the curriculum

Competition math

For students who want harder problems rather than help with the ones they have. Coaching across both contest systems BC students write — the American AMC and AIME ladder, and the Canadian CEMC and COMC ladder.

Competition math coaching

School math teaches you how to solve problems. Competition math teaches you how to find the solution. AMC 8 through the AIME, Gauss through Euclid and the COMC, and olympiad-level problem solving — online worldwide, or in person in Vancouver.

Explore competition math

Beyond the curriculum

Research mentorship

For students in Grades 9–12 who want to find out how research is actually done, by doing a piece of it. Ten one-to-one hours with a faculty research advisor, an independent project, and a scholarly deliverable at the end.

Research Mentorship Program

Work one-on-one with a faculty advisor to turn an area you are curious about into a focused research question, then investigate it and write it up. Biomedical science, biomedical engineering, biotechnology, and engineering and technology — online, worldwide, at your own pace. Applications open with a short Research Interest Proposal.

Explore research mentorship

UBC course help

UBC math tutoring pages

Course-specific support for UBC students who need help with first-year calculus, weekly WeBWorK assignments, and exam preparation near campus or online.

SFU course help

SFU math tutoring pages

Support across the SFU first-year calculus sequence, including the with-review, life-sciences and social-sciences streams. Online across BC, or in person in the Vancouver area.

BC high school course help

BC high school math tutoring pages

Course-specific support for the BC pathways that matter most for university admission, worked from your own class notes, homework and past tests.