Every Yellowknife parent has the same position when it comes to education: they want their child to do well in school and be successful and confident in the future. We accommodate all kinds of families and offer support in different types of situations. Some students may be behind due to their family relocating, while others may struggle with certain subjects or particular concepts. No matter who you are, how you learn, or what your goals are, we’re confident we can help offer academic support and personal mentorship. With individualized teaching styles and one-to-one teaching, our professional in-home and online tutoring is proven to help students succeed. We are proud to offer our services throughout Yellowknife and the surrounding area to students of all ages and grade levels, including adult learners.

Of the thousands of students we have supported over the years, one thing remains constant: every student learns differently. We pride ourselves in our ability to adapt to the needs of a multitude of learning styles and are committed to tailoring our tutoring to how your child learns best. Through communication with parents and students, we carefully listen to each individual’s needs to ensure the best chance of success. Yellowknife, we’re here for you!

There are many reasons why parents and students might seek out the help of an experienced tutor. While some students may find themselves behind in school, others may require enrichment. Occasionally students need help with a specific subject, whereas others need support with every subject they are taking. Still, others require more generalized help, requiring guidance to learn the independent study and organizational skills that apply to any academic subject they may encounter. No matter the need, you can be confident that TutorBright will develop a personalized academic plan specific to your child’s unique academic and mentorship needs.

Our most popular subjects include math, science, English, French, but we provide support for most classes students will encounter from kindergarten to Grade 12 and beyond. We also have dedicated programs for early skills learners, those preparing for post-secondary studies, students with learning differences and disabilities, as well as programs for those who have learned English as a secondary language. To accommodate each student’s unique academic and mentorship needs, we begin by assessing each student’s situation by asking a few important questions. Through open conversation, we learn the areas our student or their family member feels they need the greatest level of support. From there, we discover how they learn best, who they are as a person, and what their goals are. We then collect that information and use it to carefully select a Tutor-Mentor that best meets the criteria to support the goals of our student and their family. We follow up to ensure a good match is made and our students feel comfortable and at ease.