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Tutors
With over 500 tutors hand-picked to be on our staff, we are sure we have the right one for you!

Math Tutor
Holds a Bachelor's in Medical Physics.
I find joy in guiding a struggling student to reach their full potential.

Teacher
Holds a Bachelor's of Education.
I've been teaching for 13 years and have loved every second of it!

Writing Tutor
Majoring in English Literature.
I like to build habits in my students, ensuring they stay on top of their work!
If your child avoids reading, guesses at words or finishes a page without knowing what it said, extra practice alone may not help. Our online reading tutors work 1-on-1 with Halifax children to find the missing skill, whether it is phonics, fluency, vocabulary or comprehension.
Lessons build step by step, each skill on top of the last, and your child gets daily exercises to keep practicing between sessions.
French Immersion is popular across Nova Scotia, and many Halifax children are learning to read in two languages at once. Nova Scotia’s curriculum puts literacy at the center from the primary grades through Grade 12, and provincial assessments measure it along the way.
Tutoring here is grounded in the Science of Reading. A child who is guessing at words gets explicit phonics and sound practice, while a fluent reader who struggles to remember what they read works on vocabulary and comprehension. Bilingual tutors can support immersion reading as well. Daily exercises keep practice going, and families in Fall River, Sackville, Tantallon or Eastern Passage connect from home.
For younger readers, tutors work on phonemic awareness, letter sounds, blending, sight words and decoding longer words, using books at the right level so practice feels successful.
Older students in Halifax work on reading fluency, finding the main idea, making inferences, understanding text structure and building vocabulary, the skills that show up in every subject and on reading assessments.
Struggling readers often feel embarrassed reading aloud in class. A 1-on-1 lesson is a low-pressure place to practice, make mistakes and hear steady progress, which is often what turns a reluctant reader around.
Tutors also share what they see with parents, so you know which skills your child is working on and how to support reading at home.
Start with a free consultation. We ask about your child’s grade, current reading work and goals, then hand pick a tutor from our team, which ranges from Certified Teachers and Early Childhood Educators to Subject Experts with professional tutoring experience.
Tell us about your child and we will hand pick the tutor that best fits their needs.
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