Ontario, AP & IB curriculums  /  Grades 9 to 12

One teacher. Every session. Since 2019.

I tutor Grades 9–12 math and Grades 11–12 physics in groups of 6, twice a week, in my home in Glen Abbey. Every student works their own material at their own pace — and I teach the fundamental that’s actually causing the trouble, not just this week’s homework.

4.8  average, 23 Google reviews

6  students maximum, mixed grades

1  instructor — me, every session

What a session actually looks like

  1. Check in

    How the last test went, what class is covering now, where it feels shaky.

  2. Explain, then pressure-test

    I explain the concept — three different ways if that's what it takes — then hand over hard questions to see if it really landed.

  3. Name the repeated mistake

    Most lost marks trace back to the same few errors. We make them visible so the student can catch them alone.

  4. Practice, and read the real book

    Problems calibrated to push the level up, plus the habit of reading a proper textbook on the hard topics.

Between sessions, students message me when they’re stuck on homework or prepping for a test, and I walk them through it. I don’t let a student give up on a concept before the understanding is real.

70% → mid-90s, in two years

A student who joined in Grade 9 at 70%. Two years of steady work later — seeing his own repeated mistakes, practising between sessions, bringing me the problems he couldn’t crack — he’s in the mid-90s, and every university program is back on the table. This is the part of the day I look forward to.

Email me and I’ll suggest a time for a first session.

Tell me the course and the grade. You’ll hear back from me, not a front desk.

Start a conversation

or write to info@aspenprep.ca

“Amazing, insightful tutor. I wouldn’t have gotten to where I am now without their help.”

— Rueben K., MDM4U

Where: in person, small groups, at my home in Glen Abbey, Oakville, Ontario. Not a commercial learning centre.