1-on-1 math tutoring for grades 6–12, taught by a Master's candidate in Economics and former university Teaching Assistant. Every session starts by finding the actual gap in understanding, then builds a plan to close it — no generic worksheets, no wasted time.
1-on-1
Fully personalized, no group pacing
6–12
Grades covered, MS through calculus
TA
University teaching experience
Library / Home / Online
Whatever's most convenient for you
About your tutor
I'm Aidan — a Master's candidate in Economics at Toronto Metropolitan University and a former university Teaching Assistant, where I taught and graded Behavioural Economics for a class of 51 students.
Tutoring, for me, works the same way teaching did: find where the understanding actually breaks down, then rebuild from there. Less "here's the formula," more "here's why it works" — so it holds up on the next test, not just this one.
Start with a free 15-minute intro callMaster's candidate in Economics with direct experience teaching and grading at the university level — a strong signal for the rigor behind every session.
Every session follows a diagnose-then-build method: find the specific concept gap first, then work forward from it — instead of re-teaching a whole unit from scratch.
No group pacing and no shared attention. Sessions are built around your child's specific course, textbook, and upcoming test or unit.
Brief progress notes after sessions so you always know what was covered and what's coming next — no guessing at report card time.
Background
A quick look at the academic and teaching background that shapes how sessions are run — full detail is in the CV if you'd like to see it.
Services & pricing
Middle school math builds the foundation. High school math puts that foundation to the test — credits, course streaming, and university prerequisites all ride on it. Rates below reflect course complexity, not effort: every session, at every level, gets the same amount of preparation.
Grades 6–8
$40–$50
per hour
Building the number sense and study habits that make high school math feel manageable instead of overwhelming.
Grades 9–12
$50–$65
per hour
From de-streamed Grade 9 math through Calculus & Vectors — taught by someone who still uses this material daily in graduate coursework.
Grades 9–10
Grades 11–12
Rates depend on grade level and course; exam-prep intensives and multi-session packages are available at a discount — ask during your intro call.
Where we meet
Library, home, or online — sessions happen wherever your student can focus best. We'll settle on the right fit during the intro call.
Sessions at a quiet study area in a Davisville-area library — a neutral, distraction-free space with easy transit access. Exact branch is confirmed together based on what's convenient for you.
Happy to come to you. In-home sessions mean your student works in a familiar space, with their own materials and textbook on hand, no travel required on your end.
Live video sessions on a shared digital whiteboard, so solving a problem online feels the same as working it out side-by-side on paper.
Book a session
Use the scheduler below to book a free 15-minute intro call or your first paid session directly. You'll get an instant confirmation email with the meeting details.
Scheduler not loading? That usually means it's blocked by a browser privacy setting or ad blocker. Email CountonAidan@gmail.com or text (905) 330 8809 with a few times that work and we'll confirm directly.
Common questions
Most sessions run 60 or 90 minutes, depending on the course and how close a test or exam is. We'll settle on a cadence together on the intro call.
Yes. Sessions are built around your child's actual course code, textbook, and current unit — including de-streamed Grade 9 Math and MCV4U/MDM4U material — not a generic outside curriculum.
Just give at least 24 hours' notice through email, text, or the scheduling link, and we'll find another time that week — no penalty.
Yes — in-home sessions are available across Davisville and nearby midtown Toronto. Just mention it on the intro call and we'll confirm it works for your address.
Yes — a 15-minute call to understand where your child is at, which course and topics need the most attention, and whether it's a good fit before any payment is made.