The Best Tutoring in Mississauga, ON

We start with a free consultation to learn about your child’s goals, learning style, and school expectations. Then we:
– Match on subject expertise and teaching style
– Consider personality fit and schedule
– Align with Ontario curriculum and your school’s course sequence
– Confirm comfort with learning differences if needed

If the fit is not right, our Tutor Fit Guarantee means we will adjust the plan or assign a different tutor. The goal is one-to-one support that your child looks forward to and that delivers progress you can see.

Yes. Our programs follow the Ontario curriculum and support the work students do in Peel District School Board and Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board classrooms, as well as local private schools. We help with:
– Elementary literacy and numeracy that connect to EQAO expectations in grades 3 and 6
– Grade 9 math concepts and strategies that support the EQAO Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics
– Grade 10 reading and writing skills that support the OSSLT
– High school courses in math, English, sciences, and French that match local pacing and assessments

We also coordinate with classroom teachers when appropriate so tutoring reinforces current units and upcoming assessments.

We tutor students from early elementary through adult learning, in person and online. Core areas include:
– Math: number sense, algebra, functions, calculus, data management, and financial literacy
– English and literacy: reading, writing, grammar, and essay skills
– Sciences: general science, biology, chemistry, physics
– French: core and immersion support
– Study skills and executive functioning with our X-Skills approach

Test support includes EQAO in grades 3, 6, and 9, as well as the OSSLT. We build content understanding and give students test-day strategies like time management, question analysis, and how to show work clearly.

You choose in-home or online. Many families use a mix for convenience.
– In-home: Your tutor comes to you at a regular time after school, evenings, or weekends. Sessions are one-to-one and distraction aware.
– Online: We use an interactive platform with shared whiteboards and resources. Sessions can be recorded so students can review before tests.

We serve neighbourhoods across Mississauga including Port Credit, Clarkson, Lorne Park, MineoLAkeview, City Centre, Cooksville, Hurontario, Rathwood, Applewood, Erindale, Erin Mills, Central Erin Mills, Churchill Meadows, Meadowvale, Meadowvale Village, Lisgar, Streetsville, Sheridan, Malton, East Credit, and Creditview.

Yes. Our tutors are trained to individualize lessons for a wide range of learning needs. We follow IEP goals and classroom accommodations. Our approach focuses on:
– Breaking tasks into clear, manageable steps
– Teaching study routines and organization
– Using visuals, movement, or verbal strategies as needed
– Encouraging confidence through achievable wins

Our local owner, Andy MacInnis, understands learning differences personally and believes every student can succeed with the right plan and support.

You will receive updates after each session that include:
– What we worked on and why it matters
– Wins and challenges
– Homework or study recommendations
– Next steps and upcoming goals

We also set measurable targets, such as improving quiz scores, completing missed assignments, or meeting a timeline for EQAO or the OSSLT. If goals change, we adjust the plan and keep you in the loop.

It depends. Some students show confidence gains after a few sessions, especially when we close a specific skill gap or introduce better study routines. Larger goals like course grade improvements or test readiness usually take longer and follow your school’s assessment schedule. We set realistic milestones with you and provide regular progress updates so you know what to expect.

Common signs a tutor can help:
– Homework takes too long or ends in frustration
– Grades do not match effort
– Gaps after missed instruction or moves between schools
– Anxiety about EQAO, the Grade 9 math assessment, or the OSSLT
– Weak organization or time management

A local parent shared that Grade 12 math tutoring helped her daughter reach the grade needed for university admission. To get started, book a free consultation. We will assess needs, recommend a plan, and match your child with a tutor who fits their goals and learning style.