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Math tutoring for students across Canada

Matched to your province’s curriculum and, in the senior years, to the exact course code your child is enrolled in.

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Math tutoring for students in Canada
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Around the clockCoaching across time zones
Since 2010Teaching live online
Why it goes wrong

A de-streamed Grade 9 leaves individual gaps, not a common one

Ontario replaced streamed Grade 9 mathematics with a single de-streamed course, MTH1W. One class now holds a much wider range of readiness than it used to, and the syllabus moves at one pace through it. The result is that students arrive in Grade 10 with gaps that are genuinely individual rather than predictable from their stream.

That is a diagnostic problem before it is a teaching problem. British Columbia has a different shape again: numeracy is assessed through a graduation assessment rather than a subject exam, so a student can be comfortable in class and still be unprepared for the kind of applied, multi-step question that assessment asks.

What we cover

Math across every grade group in Canada

Tutors start from a diagnostic in the free trial, then teach what your child’s class is covering now. Examinations supported: EQAO, the BC numeracy assessment, Waterloo contests and Grade 12 marks.

Early years and elementary, K to Grade 6

  • Counting, number sense and patterning from Kindergarten
  • Addition, subtraction and times-tables fluency
  • Fractions, decimals and percentages
  • Measurement, geometry and spatial sense
  • Data literacy and graphing
  • Financial literacy, an Ontario strand from Grade 1
  • Word problems: read, plan, solve, state the answer

Grades 7-9

  • Integers and rational numbers
  • Linear relations and graphing
  • Algebraic expressions and solving equations
  • Geometry, measurement and the Pythagorean theorem
  • De-streamed Grade 9 mathematics, MTH1W
  • Coding and mathematical modelling
  • Gauss and Pascal contest preparation on request

Grades 10-11

  • Quadratic relations and factoring
  • Analytic geometry
  • Trigonometry and the sine and cosine laws
  • Functions, MCR3U
  • Sequences, series and financial applications
  • Exponential and logarithmic functions
  • BC pre-calculus pathways

Grade 12 university preparation

  • Advanced Functions, MHF4U
  • Calculus and Vectors, MCV4U
  • Data Management, MDM4U
  • Rates of change and derivatives
  • Vectors and three-dimensional geometry
  • Probability distributions and statistics
  • Euclid and COMC preparation on request
What parents tell us

The real problem is rarely more practice

"He did fine in Grade 9 and is struggling in Grade 10."

Common since de-streaming. Grade 10 assumes algebraic fluency that a single de-streamed course covers at one pace for a very wide range of students. The trial class finds which specific Grade 9 expectations did not land.

"Her Grade 12 average decides her offers."

Which is why Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors and Data Management are the courses families most often come to us about. A weak first-term unit in MHF4U is expensive by the time offers are made in spring.

"We moved from Ontario to BC and the course names are different."

They are, and so is the sequence. We confirm the province and the course before matching a tutor, then work from your child’s own course material rather than a national average.

"Is EQAO something to worry about?"

It is a provincial assessment of curriculum expectations rather than an examination with a grade attached. We support the numeracy it assesses as curriculum work, not as test prep.

The record

Teaching live online since 2010.

Every figure below comes from our own class records and can be verified on request.

5,000+Students taught since 2010
200k+Hours of live teaching delivered
20+Countries, across 200+ cities
24 hoursCoaching across time zones, every day
How it works

How tutoring runs for Canadian families

Matched to your province, scheduled from Newfoundland through to Pacific time.

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Free trial class

A real lesson, and a report on where your child stands against their provincial curriculum rather than a national average.

02

Province and course check

We confirm the province and the exact course code before a tutor is matched, then work from your child’s own course material.

03

Weekly slot in your time zone

Evenings and weekends across six time zones, with the same tutor each week.

04

Progress before report cards

Regular parent-teacher meetings, and one on demand whenever you ask, so you are not learning about a problem from the report card.

The same approach applies to every subject: our coaching methodology explains how a lesson is planned, marked and followed up. You can also see everything we teach in Canada or read reviews from parents.

Parent reviews

What families say about math

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“We bumped into Augment Edutech during covid as all classes were closed for our son and then we never realised that he will continue the same for 3.5 years. Both Ms. Sangeeta to Ms. Jyoti were extremely patient in teaching and made the classes so enjoyable. There is no pressure on learning and the kids are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. They also have a fairly strong tech system where kids can take tests and practise. Really value to base of math what my son got to learn with them. Very highly recommend Augment Edutech.”
Vivek Krishnan K
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“The whole concept of abacus is to learn maths in a quite fun, encouraging & by fostering an interest in numbers and basic mathematics. We are so happy that our child enjoy learning maths.”
Rosey K
Denmark
“My son started with precalculus and calculus, and I am happy to see his progress in 3 months. He is more clear with the concepts and I fee happy to see him helping other students.”
Tarun Atre
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Free trial

A read on where your child stands in your province

One lesson with a subject specialist matched to the Ontario or British Columbia curriculum, and a written summary afterwards.

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  • Matched to your provincial curriculum
  • Sent before the next report card
Canadian parents ask

Clear answers before you start

Which province do you follow?
Ontario and British Columbia primarily, and we ask which applies before matching a tutor. For other provinces the tutor works from your child’s own course outline.
How early can a child start?
From Kindergarten. Early sessions are short and activity-led: counting, patterning and number sense, the groundwork the Grade 1 classroom assumes. A confident start matters more at this age than acceleration.
Do you prepare for EQAO?
Yes, for the Grade 3 and Grade 6 assessments and the Grade 9 math assessment. EQAO tests the curriculum itself, so the preparation is secure curriculum work, with the question formats practised as the assessment window approaches rather than as a separate cram course.
My child knows the operations but freezes on word problems.
The most common elementary complaint we hear, and it is a method gap rather than a math gap. Students learn a fixed routine: read the problem, pull out what is given and what is asked, choose the operation, solve, then state the answer in a sentence. Ontario marks reasoning and communication alongside the arithmetic, so showing the work is taught as part of the math, not as an extra.
How do you build times-tables fluency?
Short, frequent practice inside every session until recall is automatic, because fluency is what frees a child’s attention for fractions and algebra later. Parents get the five-minute routines to run between classes.
My child is in the de-streamed Grade 9 course. What should we watch for?
Algebraic manipulation and linear relations. Those are the expectations Grade 10 leans on hardest and the ones most likely to have been covered at a pace that did not suit.
Do you teach the Grade 12 university-preparation courses by code?
Yes: MHF4U Advanced Functions, MCV4U Calculus and Vectors and MDM4U Data Management. Tell us the code and the semester, because the two-semester system compresses these courses.
Do you prepare for the BC Graduation Numeracy Assessment?
Yes. It rewards applied, multi-step reasoning rather than recall, so preparation is about working through unfamiliar problems aloud rather than revising formulas.
Can you prepare my child for math contests?
Yes, on request. We support the Waterloo CEMC contests, from Gauss in Grades 7 and 8 through Pascal, Cayley and Fermat to Euclid in Grade 12, and the COMC. Contest work runs alongside curriculum tutoring once the fundamentals are secure, because contest problems reward depth of reasoning rather than acceleration.
Do you help with private school entrance or gifted testing?
On request, yes. SSAT quantitative preparation and the reasoning styles used in gifted-program screening can be built into the plan. Tell the advisor the target school or program and the test date at the trial class, because the timeline shapes the plan.
My child is ahead of the class. Can you stretch them?
Yes, and enrichment goes deeper rather than merely faster: richer problems on the same curriculum first, then contest-style work when they are ready. Racing through next year’s content is rarely what an advanced child actually needs.
My child says they hate math.
Usually that means math has become the subject where they feel judged. One-to-one changes the experience: no audience, questions answered at the exact moment of confusion, and early wins made visible. Confidence tends to recover before the grade does, and the grade follows.
Is tutoring one to one?
One tutor and one student by default, with the same tutor each week. Small groups of closely matched level can be arranged on request.
When do classes run?
After school and at weekends in your child’s own time zone, anywhere from Newfoundland to Pacific time.
What if we miss a class?
Tell us in advance and the class is rescheduled at no extra cost. The regular weekly slot stays reserved for your child.
How are parents kept in the loop?
Progress notes roughly every two weeks, and parent-teacher meetings held regularly and whenever you ask, with feedback from the tutor who actually teaches your child.
How soon should we expect movement?
Confidence and homework usually improve within the first six to eight weeks. Report-card movement follows the school’s assessment calendar, so judge the work first and the mark next term.
What do we need at home?
A laptop or desktop with a webcam, a microphone and a reliable connection. Classes run on Microsoft Teams.
Do you teach in French?
No. We teach in English only and do not offer the French-language curriculum.
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