Each programme lists what is covered, who it suits and the per-session rate, billed month to month with no upfront packages.
Grades K–8
K–8 reading and maths
Structured, multisensory Orton-Gillingham reading for decoding, fluency and spelling, alongside hands-on maths for number sense, fractions, word problems and pre-algebra, so small gaps close before middle school widens them.
- Orton-Gillingham phonics and fluency
- Fractions, word problems and pre-algebra
- A short written note after every session
Boundary: We teach reading and maths skills; a formal dyslexia evaluation comes from a licensed evaluator.
Best for: Young readers and mathematicians who have lost confidence, including dyslexic learners.
$55/session
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Maths and AP STEM
Step-by-step work across Algebra I and II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics, Chemistry and Physics, paced to upcoming unit tests and May AP exams so students can solve unfamiliar problems on their own, against the clock.
- Algebra through AP Calculus and Statistics
- Chemistry and Physics problem sets
- Pacing matched to unit tests
Boundary: We coach the reasoning; graded take-home work stays the student’s own.
Best for: Honours, IB and AP students, and anyone whose algebra foundations feel shaky.
$65/session
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SAT, PSAT and ACT prep
Begins with a realistic full-length diagnostic to separate content gaps from pacing or nerves, then targets digital SAT Desmos fluency, grammar rules, reading speed and ACT science data, tracked with three full-length practice exams along the way.
- Full-length baseline diagnostic
- Digital SAT and ACT strategy
- Three full-length practice exams
Boundary: We do not promise a particular score; results depend on the student’s own work.
Best for: Students who have finished Algebra II, usually from the summer before Grade 11.
$78/session
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Executive function coaching
Practical routines for missing assignments, school-portal overwhelm and long projects. Students build a weekly planning system, break big tasks into 25-minute steps, learn active recall and practise writing to teachers themselves.
- Weekly planning and portal check-in
- Long projects broken into milestones
- Active recall study methods
Boundary: Coaching works alongside school IEP or 504 support, never instead of it.
Best for: Bright students with ADHD or organisation struggles whose grades do not reflect what they know.
$45/session
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Writing and college essays
Repeatable outlining for persuasive essays, research citations and timed AP History and English prompts. For seniors, brainstorming, voice and revision across the Common App essay and supplements, with every word kept the student’s own.
- Thesis and paragraph structure
- AP DBQ and timed essay practice
- Common App brainstorming and revision
Boundary: We never write essays or complete assignments for a student.
Best for: Middle-schoolers through college applicants who freeze at a blank page.
$62/session
Ask about writing and essaysSmall group
Small-group study workshop
A short series in which a few students of a similar age practise note-taking, test review and weekly planning together with one tutor, then carry those routines back into their own homework.
- Note-taking and test-review routines
- Shared planning practice
- The same tutor throughout the series
Boundary: A workshop does not replace one-to-one tutoring for a specific course.
Best for: Students who learn well beside peers and want stronger study habits.
$38/student
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