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Become an online tutor

You will support students across Greater Montreal online. Here is what the work actually looks like with us, before you spend an evening writing an application.

  • Sessions run online by default: no commuting required, wherever you live in Quebec.
  • You set your own availability; we bring you students in your subjects.
  • A criminal record check is required for every tutor we hire.

Applications are open.

What we offer

What you get, in concrete terms

No promise of a full schedule. Here is what we commit to providing.

  • You choose your own hours

    You declare your time slots and adjust them from one semester to the next. Nothing is imposed outside them.

  • Students matched to your strengths

    We offer you your subjects and your levels, not whatever is left to fill.

  • No commuting required

    By default everything happens by video call, from home, with no travel and no expenses. Travelling to a student’s home is an option, never a condition: you say so in your application, and you can change your mind later.

  • Teaching support

    You get the student’s context before the first session: level, difficulties, goals, and the intervention plan if there is one.

  • Regular payment

    We pay you for every hour of tutoring you deliver, on a schedule confirmed to you in writing when you are hired.

We do not guarantee a full schedule: the number of matches depends on demand in your subject.

Who we are looking for

Who these tutor jobs are for

We are hiring first in Secondary and Cégep mathematics, science, chemistry, physics and French.

  • University student

    You study the subject you want to teach, and tutoring bends around your class schedule.

    • A strong record in the subject you would teach
    • No teaching experience required
  • Teacher

    You teach in elementary or high school and want a few hours in the evening or on weekends.

    • First-hand knowledge of the classroom and the report card
    • Used to working with an intervention plan
  • University graduate

    You want to pass on what you know, part time, without leaving your main job.

    • A degree tied to the subject you teach
    • A few steady hours each week
  • Subject specialist

    You are very strong in one specific area, for students with a targeted need.

    • Our subjects: Mathematics, French, English, Science, Chemistry, Physics, History
    • The levels we cover: Elementary, Secondary 1 to 5, Cégep

Eligibility

The requirements, stated plainly

If even one of these does not hold, the application will not move forward.

  • A criminal record check

    Required before your first session, because the work involves vulnerable people. No exceptions.

  • Real command of the subject and the level

    You solve, explain and correct the material at that level without heavy preparation.

  • Knowledge of the Quebec school programme

    The progression from elementary school to Secondary 5, the report card, ministry exams and uniform exams.

  • Reliable equipment

    A stable connection, a computer, a microphone and a camera. The camera stays on: that is a safety rule.

  • A minimum commitment of hours

    You stay with the same student until the end of the reporting term. The threshold is listed in the Conditions section.

  • Careful writing in the language you tutor in

    You write to parents every week. Your session reports have to be clear and free of mistakes.

  • The right to work in Canada

    You invoice your hours as a self-employed worker.

We would rather tell you no right away than leave you waiting.

Responsibilities

What a session and the follow-up ask of you

A session is not a supervised study hall. Here is the real work.

  • Prepare before every session

    You reread the previous session report and the material before you log in.

  • Make the student work, rather than working for them

    You explain, then the student tries and gets it wrong. Homework done by the tutor solves nothing.

  • Write a session report every time

    A few lines to the parents, in our template: what was covered and what still needs work.

  • Respect the schedule

    You are online on time. If something comes up, you tell us ahead so the session can be made up.

  • Protect the student and their information

    A confidentiality agreement is signed when you are hired. A situation beyond you gets reported: you do not carry it alone.

Conditions

Schedule, pay and status

A tutoring job should be clear about money and status before you apply. Here is ours.

Schedule
You declare your availability and change it from one semester to the next. You stay free to turn down a match.
Pay
Starting at $20 per hour of session taught. The exact rate depends on the level, the subject and your experience; it is confirmed to you in writing when you are hired.
Payment method
By bank transfer, at a fixed interval, based on the sessions confirmed on your statement.
Status
Self-employed worker: you invoice your hours and handle your own tax filings. No benefits are attached to the position.
Minimum commitment
A few hours a week, kept up until the end of the reporting term. The exact number is confirmed to you in writing before your first match.
Training
A mandatory onboarding session comes before your first student: our expectations, the session report template and the tools.

Process

How our hiring works

We will not announce a turnaround time we could not keep. Here is what happens, in order.

  1. 1

    You send your application

    A short form: contact details, education, subjects, levels, availability, experience and your résumé.

    No photo, no transcript, no social insurance number.

  2. 2

    We read it and we answer

    Every application gets a reply, whether or not it moves forward.

    If hiring is on hold in your subject, we will tell you straight.

  3. 3

    Interview and subject check

    A video call, then a short scenario: explain a concept to a student who is stuck.

  4. 4

    Screening, onboarding and first match

    Criminal record check, onboarding session, then a student once a request fits your profile.

    This step depends on demand: we do not promise you a student in your first week.

Candidate questions

Before you apply

Do I need teaching experience?

No. We check your command of the subject, your knowledge of the Quebec school programme and the way you explain things.

How many hours a week do I have to teach?

A few hours, at the same time each week, until the end of the reporting term. The minimum is confirmed to you in writing before your first match.

Is equipment provided?

No. The computer, the connection, the microphone and the camera are yours. We provide the platform and the session report template.

Am I guaranteed students?

No, and we will not promise it. The number of matches depends on demand in your subject.

How and when am I paid?

Starting at $20 per hour of session taught, by bank transfer, on a fixed schedule. The exact rate is confirmed to you in writing when you are hired.

Can I apply if I do not live in Montreal?

Yes, the sessions are online. Our students, though, are in Greater Montreal: your schedule has to follow their weekday evenings.

Application

Application form

We ask only for what we need. Attach your résumé as a PDF or DOCX file, or provide a link.

Useful if you would rather we call than write.

Lets us work around your region’s school calendar. Never published.

Subjects to work on required

You can choose more than one.

Levels you can teach required

Check only the levels you are comfortable teaching.

Availability optional

Your usual time slots. We look for a tutor who can truly stick to them.

Optional. Tutoring is delivered online by default: answer only if you would also like to travel. With no answer, we will offer you online sessions only.

Résumé required

Upload a PDF or DOCX file up to 5 MB, or provide a read-only link.

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Optional. It helps us know where to focus our efforts.

We answer every application within 24 hours.

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Ready to become a tutor?

If these requirements sound like you, send us your application. We read everything and we answer everyone.

A question about the position before you apply? Write to us.

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