Serving Families Across Every Province

Online Tutors for Students in Canada

Online 1-on-1 tutoring for students across Canada — matched to your province's specific curriculum and your child's exact grade, with sessions scheduled around your local time zone.

Tutoring in Canada is currently offered online.

Canada has no single national curriculum — each province and territory sets its own curriculum and graduation requirements. Ontario and Quebec each run entirely separate systems, while Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba broadly share the Western and Northern Canadian Protocol framework, each with its own specific requirements. Tutors Parliament matches every family to a tutor who understands their child's actual province, grade, and course — not a generic "Canadian curriculum" that doesn't exist.

Delivery

100% online, 1-on-1

Curriculum

Set provincially — no single national curriculum

Time Zones

Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern (and more)

Typical Session Time

After-school and evening, student's local time

Canada spans six time zones. Lessons are arranged around the student's local time and confirmed during scheduling — a family in Vancouver (Pacific Time) and a family in Toronto (Eastern Time) are each scheduled for their own local evening, not a single national time.

Why Families in Canada Choose Tutors Parliament

Tutors matched to your child's specific province — Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, or Manitoba — rather than a one-size-fits-all "Canadian curriculum" that doesn't exist.
Honest about the differences: Quebec's Secondary I–V and CEGEP system is genuinely distinct from the rest of Canada, and our current tutoring for Montreal families is English-medium only.
Sessions scheduled around your family's actual local time zone, whether that's Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern.
IB and AP support for students in enrichment streams, alongside core provincial-curriculum subject tutoring.

Explore by City

Toronto

Canada's largest city, in the Ontario school system

Mississauga

A major Greater Toronto Area city, Ontario curriculum

Brampton

A fast-growing Greater Toronto Area city, Ontario curriculum

Vancouver

British Columbia's largest city

Surrey

One of BC's fastest-growing cities

Calgary

Alberta's largest city

Edmonton

Alberta's capital city

Ottawa

Canada's capital, in the Ontario school system

Montreal

Quebec's largest city, a distinct provincial system

Winnipeg

Manitoba's capital city

Curricula We Support in Canada

IB Tutors

International Baccalaureate

AP Tutors

Advanced Placement

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Canada have one national curriculum?+

No — each province and territory sets its own curriculum and graduation requirements. Ontario and Quebec each run distinct systems; Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba broadly share a common framework but each sets its own specific requirements.

What time zone are sessions scheduled in?+

Canada spans six time zones. Lessons are arranged around the student's own local time and confirmed during scheduling — we don't assume one national time zone.

Do you offer French-language tutoring for Quebec?+

Not currently. Our tutoring for Montreal and Quebec families is English-medium, for students at English-language schools within Quebec's system.

Is home tutoring available in Canada?+

No — tutoring in Canada is currently offered online only. There are no home or in-person tutor visits.

Is Tutors Parliament affiliated with any Canadian school board, ministry of education, or government authority?+

No. Tutors Parliament is an independent online tutoring provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to any provincial ministry of education, school board, or school in Canada.

Ready to Get Matched With a Tutor in Canada?

Start with a free diagnostic assessment — we'll confirm your child's province, grade and course before matching a tutor, then schedule sessions around your local time.