Tutoring for First Nations schools and education authorities

Give your students extra math and science support from a tutor who already works with First Nations schools through A+ IT Services, without hiring, travel or new software.

What we can set up

Small-group tutoring

Groups of students meet with the tutor on Zoom during the school day or after school. Staff choose the students; we build the plan.

Diploma exam cohorts

A set number of sessions for your Grade 12 students in the weeks before Math 30-1, Math 30-2, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Science 30 diploma exams.

One-on-one support

Individual tutoring for students who are behind, returning to school, or working through courses at their own pace.

How we work with schools

  1. Talk about your students

    A short call about grades, courses, schedule and what you want to improve.

  2. Get a written quote

    Number of sessions, group sizes and a fixed price, ready for your approval process.

  3. Start sessions

    Students join from a classroom, the library or home. All they need is a device and internet.

  4. See progress

    Regular updates for staff on attendance and the topics each student has covered, and one invoice to your school or Nation.

Funding

Schools often pay for tutoring from program or education funding. Some families have arranged tutoring through Jordan’s Principle; Indigenous Services Canada decides each request, so approval isn’t guaranteed. Either way, we provide the quotes, schedules and invoices you need.

Ask for a group quote

Tell us how many students, which grades and courses, and when you’d like to start. We’ll reply with a written quote.

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