The Best Tutoring in Bedford Park, ON

We align every plan to the Ontario curriculum and the expectations used by TDSB, TCDSB, Conseil scolaire Viamonde, and Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir. That includes support for classroom units, report card learning skills, and provincial assessments like EQAO and the OSSLT. In Ontario during 2022 to 2023, only 50% of Grade 6 students met the provincial math standard on EQAO, which is why targeted support matters. Our tutors use teacher assignments, course outlines, and past tests to make sure skills match what is taught in local schools around Bedford Park, Lawrence Park, Wanless Park, and the Yonge and Lawrence corridor.

Tutor Doctor of North and West Toronto offers one to one tutoring for all ages. We support:
– Elementary and middle school: reading, writing, math foundations, French Immersion support, study skills
– High school: English, destreamed Grade 9 math, functions, advanced functions, calculus, data management, chemistry, physics, biology, French, and essay writing
– Test and exam prep: EQAO, OSSLT, classroom unit tests, midterms, finals
– Executive skills coaching through our X-Skills program to build organization, time management, planning, and study habits
– Adult learners and continuing education
Tutoring is available in home across Bedford Park, ON and nearby neighbourhoods, as well as online.

Our process is simple and personal:
1. Assess: We start with a free consultation to learn about goals, learning style, school expectations, and schedule.
2. Match: We pair your student with a tutor based on subject expertise, personality, and teaching style.
3. Tutor: Sessions are one to one, in home or online, with a custom plan that targets gaps and builds confidence.
4. Support: You receive session reports and regular check ins. If the fit is not right, our Tutor Fit Guarantee means we will adjust the plan or find a new tutor.

Yes. We provide in home tutoring across Bedford Park, Lawrence Park, Wanless Park, Teddington Park, Lytton Park, the Cricket Club area, Ledbury Park, Hoggs Hollow, North Toronto, and along Avenue Road and Yonge Street. We also offer online tutoring with interactive tools, flexible scheduling, and session recordings students can rewatch before tests. Many families choose a mix of in home and online sessions to fit busy weeks.

You receive a brief session report after each meeting with what was covered, strategies used, and homework or next steps. We begin with baseline goals, then track class grades, quiz results, and skill mastery over time. For students working on executive skills, we monitor organization, task initiation, and time management growth. Your coordinator checks in regularly and we adjust the plan as the term or semester evolves.

Yes. We can align tutoring to your child’s IEP or recommended accommodations and collaborate with what the school has in place. Tutors are trained to adapt instruction for attention challenges, dyslexia and reading differences, processing and working memory needs, and anxiety. Our X-Skills coaching helps students build routines for organization, planning, and study habits that reduce stress and improve follow through at home and school.

Yes. We prepare students for EQAO in Grades 3, 6, and 9 as well as the OSSLT in Grade 10. Preparation includes a quick diagnostic, targeted practice on priority skills, timed practice, and strategies for reading, problem solving, and showing work clearly. We also map out a study plan for unit tests, midterms, and finals so students review the right content at the right time and walk in confident.

Common signs include homework taking much longer than it should, slipping grades despite effort, stress around tests, or teachers noting missing skills. A free consultation will clarify needs and next steps. Many families see changes in confidence and study habits within a few weeks, followed by stronger quiz and test results as skills solidify. One local parent shared, “Our daughter finished her math course with confidence and significantly improved her grade average.” Results vary by starting point and goals, but consistent sessions and clear communication help students progress.