The Best Tutoring in Toronto, ON

Tutor Doctor of North and West Toronto provides one-to-one tutoring for all ages, from early elementary through high school and adult learners. Common subjects include foundational reading and writing, elementary math and numeracy, middle and high school math including algebra, geometry, functions, advanced functions, calculus, and data management, sciences including general science, biology, chemistry, and physics, study skills and executive functioning through our X-Skills program, and test preparation for EQAO and OSSLT. Tutoring is available in person in neighborhoods like Etobicoke, North York, Midtown, and Scarborough, and online across Toronto, ON.

We use the Ontario Curriculum as our roadmap and stay current with expectations in boards like TDSB, TCDSB, and nearby boards in York, Peel, and Durham. Sessions target the specific strands and expectations your child is learning in class. For example, if a Grade 9 student is preparing for the de streamed math course, we plan lessons and practice that mirror the unit sequence and assessment style used in local schools. We also support EQAO and OSSLT requirements and can coordinate with classroom teachers when helpful.

We start with a free consultation to learn about your child’s goals, learning style, personality, and schedule. We then recommend a tutor with the right subject expertise and the right approach for your child. The match looks at experience with the Ontario Curriculum, communication style, and availability that fits your family. You will receive regular updates after sessions, and our Tutor Fit Guaranteed means we will adjust the plan or tutor if needed.

Yes. We offer in-home tutoring across Toronto, including Etobicoke, North York, Midtown, and Scarborough, as well as secure online tutoring. Online sessions are recorded so students can review before quizzes and exams. Scheduling is flexible with after school, evening, and weekend options. Start times and tutor availability depend on the subject, grade, and location, so we recommend booking a consultation to set a plan that fits your family.

Yes. We personalize every plan and can align with your child’s Individual Education Plan. Tutors use strategies that fit your child’s strengths and needs, such as chunking tasks, visual supports, and scaffolded practice. Our X-Skills program helps build organization, time management, and planning so students can manage homework and long-term projects with more confidence. Families receive clear session reports so you can see what strategies are working.

You will receive a session report after each visit that summarizes goals, what was covered, strengths, growth areas, and recommended practice. We set short-term and long-term goals, monitor quiz and test results, and adjust the plan as needed. Many families tell us this transparency makes a big difference. A local parent shared, Our daughter finished her math course with confidence and significantly improved her grade average.

We begin by identifying gaps in key concepts, then teach with clear steps and targeted practice that aligns with the Ontario Curriculum. For math, this often includes number sense, algebraic reasoning, linear relations, and problem solving. We use past-style questions to build test readiness for EQAO and help Grade 10 students prepare for OSSLT with reading strategies and written responses. The need is real in Toronto. Recent data shows many Grade 9 students underperforming in math, and our one-to-one support helps close those gaps while building confidence and study habits.

Start with a free consultation so we can learn about your goals and recommend a plan. We will then match a tutor and set a schedule that works for you. The start date depends on the subject, location, and tutor availability. In many cases it can be soon after the consultation, but it depends. Book your consultation to confirm timelines and next steps.