How it works

From “my child needs help” to progress you can read.

Five stages. A person at each one.

The five stages

  1. 01

    Tell us what support is needed

    Your child’s grade, the subject, what they find hard, and the times that work.

    Your request

    Example
    • Grade 6
    • Math
    • Tue & Thu after 4:00 PM

    What they find hard

    Maya has lost confidence with fractions since the start of the year.

  2. 02

    We match the tutor

    A person reads the request and chooses from tutors we have approved. You are told who, and why.

    Your tutor

    Example

    Daniel

    Math · grades 5–8

    Why Daniel

    Teaches middle-school math every week and is free Tuesdays and Thursdays after school.

  3. 03

    Lessons are scheduled

    Weekly times in your own timezone. Nothing is booked until you agree.

    Schedule

    Example

    Weekly

    Tuesdays and Thursdays · 4:00–4:45 PM

    Shown in your own timezone

    Next lesson

    Tuesday · 4:00 PM · with Daniel

  4. 04

    Learn one-to-one online

    A private classroom that opens fifteen minutes early. Camera, microphone and screen sharing, nothing to install.

    A teenager with headphones works through a problem on a laptop, notebook open beside her.
  5. 05

    See progress after each lesson

    A written update and any homework appear on your dashboard once the tutor publishes them.

    Math · Thu, Sep 11

    Example

    Lesson update

    Fractions and equivalent fractions

    Went well

    Found equivalent fractions on her own by the end.

    Keep practicing

    Converting mixed numbers.

    Homework

    Workbook p. 42, questions 4–10

    Due Sunday

    Next lesson

    Tuesday · 4:00 PM

    Adding fractions with different denominators.

    Written by Daniel · 5:20 PM

A girl writes in an exercise book at a table by a window.

Ready when you are.

Start with what your child needs. A person takes it from there.