How to Find a Math Tutor for Your Child

How to Find a Math Tutor:

1. Word of Mouth:

This may seem obvious, but the first place I would start would be by asking friends whose kids are a similar age. If there are other kids who have a tutor they love, you can ask important questions such as, “How available are they?” “How much do they charge?” or “How hands-on and involved are they?”

It may turn out that they’re not a good fit for your child, but at least you can figure that out before you spend time and money meeting with them.

2. Check Library or Community Center Bulletin Boards:

Even if local libraries, community centers or churches do not offer after school tutoring programs, they likely have community boards where tutors may post information. Check around and see if you can get a few names of people to call.

3. Ask Your Child’s Teacher or School Counselor

Even if your child’s teacher can’t offer additional one-on-one time, they probably know someone who can. Many tutors work closely with schools and teachers and may even meet at the school, so if they’re around, teachers know who they are. In addition, if there are other students in the class who already have a tutor, the teacher probably knows and can get you in touch with them.

If you homeschool, you can still go to the local schools and ask the office secretaries or guidance counselors for recommendations. Often there will be a list floating around of phone numbers, or they know of students who have had success with certain math tutors, so they may be able to offer some good suggestions as well.

4. Find a Tutor on Thebrighttutors.com.au

If you’re still having trouble finding a private tutor, you may want to use the site thebrighttutors.com.au. This site is unique in that it simply works to connect students with local tutors. Your child would still meet with a tutor in person, you would simply find a tutor, pay, and set up meeting times through The Bright Tutors.

This is a great option, but may be difficult if you live in a small town or remote area because you may not be able to find a tutor close enough to you.

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5. Use an Online Tutoring Service like The Bright Tutors Math

If you can’t seem to find a math tutor who can meet in person, or your schedule simply does not allow it, there are ways to get individualized help online. There are countless options, but I recommend starting with The Bright Tutors Math.

This program combines online practice and games with personalized attention and help from an online tutor. Kids receive feedback on the work they’re doing and can also receive one-on-one tutoring sessions to discuss specific topics or homework assignments with their tutors each week.

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