Help your child understand history, maps and civics and write stronger essays, with a certified teacher online, in person or at your local library.




550+ certified, background-checked educators
Certified teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing
255+ specialists for IEPs, ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia
Online, in person, or at your local library
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Trusted by families across Canada
ESL and FSL support
550+ certified, background-checked educators
Certified teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing
255+ specialists for IEPs, ADHD, ASD and Dyslexia
Online, in person, or at your local library
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Trusted by families across Canada
ESL and FSL support
Success in history and geography is less about memorizing dates and more about understanding why events happened, reading maps and sources, and explaining ideas in writing. A tutor helps your child organize big topics, connect causes and consequences, and practise the research and essay skills teachers mark most.

Social studies, history and geography ask students to read a lot, think critically and write clearly, often all in one assignment. A certified teacher helps your child break big units into manageable pieces and build the skills behind good marks.
See the big picture
Timelines and concept maps show how events connect, so details are easier to remember.
Read sources like a historian
Your child practises asking who created a source, when and why, a skill teachers mark in every grade.
Essays with evidence
The teacher guides your child from a clear thesis to supporting evidence, so research projects come together on time.
Certified and retired classroom teachers who hold a professional teacher certificate in good standing, including ESL and FSL specialists.
550+ certified, background-checked teachers across Canada already tutor with Connect Education
Most families notice it at homework time or when a report card comes home.

Your child can list dates and names but cannot explain why events matter.
Textbook chapters and articles take hours, and little sticks afterward.
Map, chart and graph questions are often left blank or answered incorrectly.
Research assignments and essays get started late and lack a clear argument.
From learning about local communities to analyzing Canadian history and world issues, a certified teacher builds knowledge and thinking skills together. Teachers are trained in pedagogy, the practice of teaching, and follow the province's curriculum, so lessons match your child's units and assignments.
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Families and communities, needs and wants, rules and responsibilities, simple maps, and celebrations and traditions in Canada.
Young learners build curiosity about the people and places around them.
Map skills, Canada's provinces and regions, early civilizations, First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities, early settlement and how government works.
Support for elementary Social Studies in Ontario, BC, Alberta and other provinces, with reading and research skills built in.
New France and British North America, Confederation, Canada's growth, physical and human geography, natural resources and population patterns.
Ontario's revised Grade 7 and 8 history curriculum starts in September 2026, and your child's teacher keeps up with what changed.
Canadian geography, Canada in the world wars, Indigenous peoples and treaties, civics and citizenship, climate and environmental issues, and analyzing sources.
Support for Ontario's Grade 9 geography (CGC1W) and revised Grade 10 Canadian history (CHC2D or CHC2P, new for September 2026), BC's Social Studies 9 and 10, Alberta's Social Studies 10-1 and Quebec's History of Québec and Canada in Secondary 3 and 4.
World history, human and physical geography, politics and law, Indigenous perspectives, research essays and exam preparation.
Support for Alberta's Social Studies 20-1 and 30-1, including the diploma exam for 30-1 and 30-2, BC's Grade 11 and 12 options such as 20th Century World History 12 and BC First Peoples 12, and senior courses in other provinces.
A higher standard of tutoring
Teaching is a profession. Certified teachers are trained in how students learn, so they spot the gaps, adapt the explanation and build the skills your child needs to move forward with confidence.

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Online, in person, or at your local library, on your schedule
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Choosing your tutor
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Special education
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Specialists in ADHD, ASD, IEPs, dyslexia and other special education needs
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Each certified teacher sets their own rate, so you pick what fits your budget
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Pick a subject or a goal, for a child or for yourself. We match on the need, not just the subject, with a certified teacher for one-on-one lessons.

Falling behind can knock a child's confidence fast. A certified teacher finds the gaps, explains it a new way and builds a plan around your child's grade and school curriculum.

For students who are ready for more. A certified teacher adds enrichment, supports advanced high school courses and helps teens prepare for university and college admissions.

Teachers with special education experience pace every lesson to your child and use strategies that work at home and at school.

French immersion, core French and French as a second language, for children and adults, even if nobody speaks French at home.

English as a second language for newcomer children and for adults, with a certified teacher who adapts every lesson to your goals, from everyday English to the workplace.

Build skills and calm nerves before unit tests, final exams and provincial tests such as EQAO in Ontario, with practice that matches what your child is learning in class.
80+ subjects, one-on-one with certified teachers, taught to your province's curriculum.
From counting and fractions to algebra, functions and calculus, with a teacher who explains it until it clicks.
Explore math tutoringPhonics, reading comprehension, grammar and essay writing, from early readers to Grade 12 English.
Explore English tutoringFrench immersion, core French and FSL support, even if nobody speaks French at home.
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Beyond the core subjects, these are the needs families ask us about most.


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Straight answers about pricing, scheduling, changing teachers and cancellations.

Yes. Every tutor on Connect Education is a certified teacher who holds a professional teacher certificate in good standing, and every profile is checked before it goes live. We still encourage you to read profiles and ask questions before you book.
You choose the days and times that work for your family when you sign up, and you are matched with teachers who are available then. Lessons appear in your parent account, and you can connect Google Calendar. How to schedule lessons
Let us know. You can ask for a different teacher, and our team will help you find a better match. How to change your tutor
Reschedule in the app up to 48 hours before a lesson at no cost. Cancel 24 hours or more ahead and there is no charge; inside 24 hours, 50% of the lesson rate goes to the teacher. Read the full policy
Yes. Signing up and getting matched is free. You pay only for the lessons you book.
Yes. Matching gives you a shortlist. You read each profile, see the teacher's rate and send a message before you book anything.
Yes. Add your child's needs, such as an IEP, ADHD, ASD or dyslexia, and we show you teachers who fit. Many of our educators have special education experience.