A tutor who aced the same class last year.
Local high school and college students tutor younger students in math, science, reading, writing, and more, for $20–30/hr instead of $50–100 from tutoring centers.
Local high school and college students tutor younger students in math, science, reading, writing, and more, for $20–30/hr instead of $50–100 from tutoring centers.
Kumon, Sylvan, and private agencies charge $50–100/hr. Most families can’t afford that every week, so students fall behind and homework becomes a nightly battle.
There’s no better tutor than the one who had the same teacher. A high school junior who got an A in Algebra II last semester can explain it to your 8th grader better than most adults, because they remember exactly what was confusing.
Student tutors often come from the same local schools and districts, so they may be familiar with the classes, teachers, textbooks, and expectations your students are facing.
Sometimes students feel more comfortable learning from someone closer to their age. A high school or college tutor can make homework feel less intimidating and more approachable.
Parents can review session details, approve sessions, see messages, and know when and where tutoring is happening.
Find support for math, science, English, foreign languages, test prep, homework help, and more. Book weekly sessions or get help as needed.
No long-term contracts or prepaid bundles. Pay after each tutoring session is complete.
Rate sessions, leave notes, and rebook the tutors who are the best fit for your student.
For parents1. Post a gig for what your student needs help with: subject, grade level, timing, and location.
2. Local high school and college students can apply or respond if they’re a fit.
3. Review student profiles, message in the app, choose a tutor, and pay after the session is complete.
For student tutorsList the subjects you’re strong in, apply to nearby tutoring gigs, coordinate through the app, get paid after each session, and build reviews.
Math, science, English, Spanish, reading, writing, test prep, homework help, and more. Student tutors list the subjects they’re strong in and their grade history.
Most student tutors charge $20–30/hr, compared to $50–100/hr at tutoring centers like Kumon or Sylvan. You pay per session, only after it’s completed. No contracts or prepaid bundles.
No formal credentials required. Student tutors are high school or college students who excelled in the subject. They know the same curriculum, textbooks, and teachers, which often makes them more effective than adult tutors.
Browse available tutors, check their schedule, and book a session that works for both of you. Sessions can be one-time or recurring weekly.
Both. Many tutors offer in-person sessions at a library, home, or school, and some offer virtual sessions. The listing will specify what’s available.
Cancel through the app with as much notice as possible. There’s no penalty for cancellations made with reasonable notice.