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Math tutoring has never been this simple
You choose your own tutor. Lessons can be online or in person.
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Filter by subject, grade level and availability. Every profile shows the tutor’s rate, reviews and an intro video.
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Book a free consultation with any tutor. Ask about their approach and your goals before you pay for anything.
Book your lessons
On the tutor’s profile, choose the type of lesson you want and click “Book a session.” Then pick a time and pay by card.
Not happy with a lesson? We’ll refund it, and your next hour with a new tutor is free.
How we vet our tutors →How can I search for a Math tutor in Montreal?
You can browse through profiles and view introduction videos of Math tutors based in Montreal on the TutorLyft platform. Select a tutor that fits your learning style and schedule a session.
What's the cost for a Math tutoring session in Montreal?
Math tutors in Montreal on TutorLyft set their own rates, shown next to their name on this page and on their profile. CEGEP calculus and university courses cost more than Secondary 1 to 3 math, and in-person lessons cost more than online. The first consultation is always free.
Which Math topics are covered by your tutors?
The whole Quebec math pathway, in English or French: Secondary 1 to 3, the Cultural, Social and Technical (CST), Technical and Scientific (TS) and Natural Sciences (SN) sequences in Secondary 4 and 5, and the Secondary 4 ministerial exam. At CEGEP, Calculus I and II, Linear Algebra and Statistics for science and commerce profiles. At university, first-year calculus and linear algebra at McGill, Concordia and Université de Montréal.
What qualifications do your Math tutors possess?
Every TutorLyft Math tutor goes through a rigorous selection process. They have a minimum of three years of tutoring experience, a deep understanding of their subject, and a dedication to teaching.
How can Math tutoring help students in Montreal schools?
Montreal students face two hurdles most of Canada does not: the Secondary 4 math ministerial exam, which is a graduation requirement, and the choice of CST, TS or SN sequence, which decides which CEGEP programs are open to them. A TutorLyft tutor works from the student's own course outline, whether the school is EMSB, Lester B. Pearson, a French-language centre de services scolaire or a private school, and paces lessons to the next test rather than a generic syllabus.
Can I work with a Math tutor in Montreal if I’m not there?
Yes. Most tutors on this page also teach online, so you can book them from anywhere. Each tutor's card shows whether they teach online, in person or both, and you pick the times.
How often should my child meet with a Math tutor?
Most families start with one lesson a week and add a second before tests or exams. Your tutor will suggest a rhythm after the first lesson, and you can change it any time: there are no packages or contracts.
Do I need an account to book?
No. You can book a lesson without one. A free account just makes it easier to see and manage all your lessons in one place.
How do I pay?
By credit or debit card when you book, on the tutor's profile. For weekly lessons, you pay for the first lesson when you book, and each one after that is charged 12 hours before it starts.
What if I need to cancel a lesson?
You can cancel up to 24 hours before a lesson for a full refund, or reschedule it instead. With less than 24 hours’ notice, the lesson is charged in full. We do look at each case, and if your child is sick or something urgent comes up, we’ll work with you.
Essential information about Math tutors in Montreal
Each tutor sets their own rate.
In person depends on where the tutor lives.
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