If you're considering tutoring with TutorOne, you could join a network of tutors supporting students across Canada. Our platform connects you with learners preparing for key exams and academic challenges, offering flexible opportunities to share your expertise.
Hiring in 329 cities across 7 provinces — and online from anywhere in Canada.
LSAT, SAT, ACT, MCAT, GMAT and GRE are where our students are and where the work is steadiest. Strong academic tutors are welcome too — but if you have sat one of these exams and scored well, say so in your application.
Also hiring for high-school and university academics — math, sciences, English and French — and for elementary and IB/AP subjects. The application below lists everything you can pick from.
Fill in the form below and attach your résumé. It takes a few minutes, and you pick the subjects and hours you actually want.
Online or by phone, at a time that fits around your work or your degree.
A conversation about what you know and how you teach it — bring the exams you have sat and the subjects you are strongest in.
If you are hired, onboarding begins and we start matching you with students.
We hire tutors who have worked with students from every kind of background, and we hire regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or immigration status.
TutorOne compensates tutors on a per-session basis, with each session counted as a billable unit once it is completed and confirmed. This straightforward system ensures that your hours translate directly into earnings, and you can track your sessions easily through the platform. As you accumulate sessions, your availability and experience can lead to more student matches, helping you build consistent tutoring hours over time.
Sessions are typically conducted online or at the student’s home, and only completed sessions count towards your billable hours. You set your own schedule, choosing when and how often you tutor. Since TutorOne handles all scheduling and administration, you can focus fully on delivering quality tutoring without extra overhead.
Across Canada, high schools follow varying curricula under provincial school boards, each with its own schedule for exams and assessments. Many school boards see increased exam pressure in late spring and early summer, particularly in June, when final exams and provincial assessments often take place.
Additionally, students preparing for standardized tests like the LSAT, SAT, ACT, MCAT, GMAT, and GRE often experience intensified study periods in the months leading up to these exams, which typically occur throughout the year. This creates tutoring demand peaks that vary depending on the specific exam and student needs.
Every city with its own page and its own application. Not on the list? Apply anyway — most of our tutoring is online, and we hire from anywhere in Canada.
329 cities
No page for that one yet — but we still want to hear from you. Apply here and pick your subjects; most tutoring is online.
TutorOne pays tutors on a per-session basis after each session is completed and confirmed. The exact amount varies depending on the subject and exam being tutored.
Tutors are matched with students based on availability, expertise, and student needs. While you do not directly choose students, the matching process aims to align you with suitable learners.
A car is not required since many sessions are conducted online. For in-home sessions, access to reliable transportation can be helpful but is not mandatory.
Yes, you can choose to tutor exclusively online if you prefer. TutorOne offers flexible options to accommodate your preferred mode of tutoring.
You do not necessarily need to have taken the exam yourself, but you should possess strong knowledge and understanding of the exam content to provide effective tutoring.
Tell us who you are, what you can teach and when you are free. Attach a résumé and we will read it — test-prep tutors hear back first.
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