Edmonton & online · Grades 5–12
Math tutoring for every grade
One-on-one and small-group tutoring built on the Alberta curriculum, from Grade 5 fractions to Math 31 calculus, including every Grade 10, 11 and 12 course in all four high school streams. Pick a course to see what your child learns this year and where we can help.
Grades 5–9
Elementary and junior highGrade 5Grade 5 is where multiplication, division and fractions start to stack on top of each other. A shaky…9 units · See the course →Grade 6Grade 6 connects fractions, decimals, ratios and percents, and introduces the first real algebra. Students who see how…10 units · See the course →Grade 7Junior high math moves fast: negative numbers, fraction operations and equations all arrive in the same year. Gaps…9 units · See the course →Grade 8Grade 8 builds the toolkit for high school: square roots and the Pythagorean theorem, percents, and graphing linear…10 units · See the course →Grade 9Grade 9 ends with the Provincial Achievement Test (PAT) and leads straight into Math 10C. Exponent laws, polynomials…10 units · See the course →
Which high school math stream?
In Alberta, every student starts high school math in Grade 10 and follows one of four streams. Not sure which one fits your child? We’ll help you choose at the free session.
Pre-calculus (-1)Math 10C → 20-1 → 30-1, plus Math 31For university programs that need calculus: engineering, sciences, many business and health programs.
Foundations (-2)Math 10C → 20-2 → 30-2For university and college programs that don’t need calculus, such as arts, education, nursing and many diplomas.
Workplace & apprenticeship (-3)Math 10-3 → 20-3 → 30-3For the trades and going straight into work. Practical, hands-on math with no diploma exam.
Knowledge & Employability (-4)Math 10-4 → 20-4Everyday math for work and home, at a supportive pace. Leads to a Certificate of High School Achievement.
Grade 10
First year of high schoolMath 10CLeads to the -1 or -2 streamMath 10C is the gateway course: it decides whether a student heads into the -1 (pre-calculus) or -2…8 units · See the course →Math 10-3Workplace & apprenticeship (-3) streamMath 10-3 is the workplace and apprenticeship course: practical math for the trades and everyday life. It covers…7 units · See the course →Math 10-4Knowledge & Employability (-4) streamMath 10-4 is a Knowledge and Employability course that builds practical, everyday math: money, measurement, shapes and reading…8 units · See the course →
Grade 11
Second year of high schoolMath 20-1Pre-calculus (-1) streamMath 20-1 is pre-calculus in earnest: quadratics, radicals, rational expressions and trigonometry with any angle. The marks here…8 units · See the course →Math 20-2Foundations (-2) streamMath 20-2 focuses on reasoning and real-world math: statistics, proportional reasoning, quadratics and trigonometry. Students do best when…7 units · See the course →Math 20-3Workplace & apprenticeship (-3) streamMath 20-3 continues the workplace and apprenticeship stream with more trigonometry, scale drawings, 3-D measurement, statistics and personal…7 units · See the course →Math 20-4Knowledge & Employability (-4) streamMath 20-4 completes the Knowledge and Employability math courses. It focuses on math used at work and at…8 units · See the course →
Grade 12
Final year of high schoolMath 30-1Pre-calculus (-1) streamMath 30-1 is the most important math course for university admission, and the diploma exam is worth 30%…9 units · See the course →Math 30-2Foundations (-2) streamMath 30-2 prepares students for college, trades and many university programs, and ends with a diploma exam worth…8 units · See the course →Math 30-3Workplace & apprenticeship (-3) streamMath 30-3 is the final course in the workplace and apprenticeship stream (there is no diploma exam). It…6 units · See the course →Math 31Calculus · taken with or after Math 30-1Math 31 is an introduction to calculus and a big advantage for engineering, science and business programs. Strong…7 units · See the course →
Start with a free session
About 30 minutes, no pressure. We find out what topics your child is solid on, what trips them up, and suggest a plan.