Tutoring
Tutoring built around
how you learn
Online support for high school students who want to understand their coursework, develop stronger study habits, and grow in confidence.
Subject areas
Connect ideas
Deepen understanding
01
U.S. History
Understanding American history and the connections between events, ideas, and institutions.
02
World & Ancient History
Exploring past societies and developing a clearer understanding of historical context.
03
Modern European History
Making sense of the events and developments that shaped modern Europe.
04
Government & Civics
Understanding government, civic participation, and how public institutions work.
Available for grades 9–12, including advanced and honors courses. AP course support, mathematics, and science are outside my current tutoring scope.
Within your coursework
Skills that support independent learning
Understanding a subject and managing the work that comes with it often go hand in hand.
Research a topic and evaluate relevant sources.
Organize ideas and develop essays.
Prepare presentations and practice public speaking.
Plan assignments and manage deadlines.
Ask thoughtful questions and develop independent conclusions.
Ways to work together
Ongoing support
Room to grow
Individual tutoring
One student
A personalized focus
Sessions shaped around your questions, assignments, and goals. Between 30 and 60 minutes, most approximately 45 minutes.
$350
USD / 10 sessions
Group tutoring
Small Group
A wider perspective
For two to six students, generally lasting close to one hour. We’ll discuss your students’ needs and whether a group is suitable.
$250
USD / student / 10 sessions
Packages are paid in advance. One-time sessions are not offered. We’ll agree on session frequency, scheduling, and service terms before you commit.
Homeschooling families
Support for the way your family learns
I welcome inquiries from homeschooling families seeking supplemental tutoring or structured lessons in my subject areas. We’ll discuss your goals, curriculum, and materials, and whether additional lesson development would be helpful.
Finding the right fit
The introductory process helps us determine whether my experience matches the student’s needs. We’ll consider goals, readiness to participate, and relevant learning support information. If specialized assistance is needed beyond my expertise, I will be candid and recommend exploring other resources.
A thoughtful next step
Tell me what support you’re looking for
Tell me what you’re studying, what feels challenging, and what you hope to achieve.