Frequently Asked Questions

What courses do you tutor?

I specialize in high school precalculus. I’ve also worked with younger students (as early as Grade 6), first-year university students (depending on the course outline), and adults who are upgrading their math skills. If you’re unsure whether I can help with a particular course, just send me the details and I’ll let you know.

 

Do you offer in-person lessons?

I have limited openings for students who would like to come to my location near Lougheed Mall in Burnaby.

 

If coming in person isn’t an option and you’re unsure about online tutoring, you’re not alone. A lot of families feel that way at first.

These blog posts might help:

 

 

Do you offer online lessons?

Most of my students work with me online. I use tools that make it easy for us to share and see each other’s work in real time, so students can show their thinking and get feedback right away. It works smoothly for most learners.

 

These blog posts explain how online support actually works in my sessions and why many families end up preferring it:

 

 

What is your availability?

During the school year, I am available Sunday through Thursday. During school breaks, I shift to a Monday–Thursday schedule. I don’t offer weekend lessons during school holidays unless we’ve arranged otherwise in advance.

 

Do you offer group lessons?

Yes, but students must form their own group. For example, a pair of friends in the same course can sign up together. Group lessons are ideal when students already know each other and are working at a similar pace.

You can learn more about group lesson options on this page.

 

What is the cost of tutoring?

One-to-one lessons are $100 per hour. Shared lessons (two students) are $120 per hour. Group rates vary depending on the number of students.

You can see full pricing details here.

 

How do we get started?

Step 1: Reach out


Send me a message with a brief overview of what you’re looking for. Let me know if you’re interested in one-on-one tutoring or if you have a group in mind.

Step 2: Free consultation


You, your child, and I will meet online to discuss learning goals, challenges, and how I can help.

Step 3: Trial session


Your first lesson is a trial — no pressure to commit. It gives your child a chance to experience my teaching style.

Step 4: Set up ongoing support


If it feels like a good fit, we’ll confirm a consistent schedule for lessons.

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