Tutoring mapped to exactly what your child's classroom is teaching.
RainaIQ matches every student with a tutor who plans sessions around Ontario's real curriculum expectations — from Grade 2 foundations to Grade 12 credit courses.
One tutor family, every subject on the timetable.
Sessions are planned against the same expectations your child's Ontario teacher is grading against — not generic worksheets.
Foundational Literacy & Numeracy
Reading fluency, comprehension, and number sense, taught the way Ontario's primary classrooms introduce it.
Math
Patterning, fractions, algebra basics and problem solving, aligned to the Ontario math curriculum.
Language & Writing
Reading comprehension, essay structure, and grammar matched to junior and intermediate expectations.
Science
Inquiry-based units in life systems, matter and energy, and structures — as taught in class.
Social Studies & History
Heritage, government, and geography units built around the Ontario social studies strands.
Functions, Calculus & Vectors
MPM1D through MCV4U — credit-course math with exam and unit-test prep.
Biology, Chemistry & Physics
SBI3U, SCH4U, SPH4U and more, with lab-report and IA support.
English & ENG4U
Essay writing, literary analysis, and university-prep English credits.
AP & IB support, done right.
Whether your child's school offers Advanced Placement courses or the full IB Diploma Programme, sessions are planned around the actual course syllabus and assessment style — not a generic review.
Advanced Placement
Exam-focused prep built around the College Board's course frameworks and scoring rubrics.
Math & Computer Science
Sciences
English & Humanities
Social Science & World Languages
Sessions target the specific exam format (MCQ + FRQ) and can be scheduled as short exam-prep intensives in the weeks leading up to the May AP exams.
International Baccalaureate
Support across all six subject groups and the DP core, at both Standard (SL) and Higher (HL) level.
Group 1 & 2 — Language
Group 3 — Individuals & Societies
Group 4 — Sciences
Group 5 — Mathematics
DP Core
Extended Essay and Internal Assessment (IA) coaching focuses on structure, research methodology, and meeting IB assessment criteria — not writing the work for the student.
Group tutoring or one-on-one — which fits?
Both follow the same Ontario curriculum plan. The right pick usually comes down to your child's confidence level and how specific the gap is.
Small group (4–6 students)
Same grade & topic, working together
- Lower cost per session than 1:1
- Peer discussion builds confidence for students who learn well out loud
- Good for general course support — homework help, test review, staying on pace
- Fixed weekly time slot, matched by grade and course
- Collaborative learning — students benefit from hearing how classmates think through problems
One-on-one
Most personalizedFull session time on your child alone
- Pace and content adjust in real time to exactly what your child needs
- Best for a specific gap — a tricky unit, an upcoming exam, or catching up after time off
- Flexible scheduling around your family's week
- Direct, detailed feedback to parents after every session
- Higher cost per session than group
Simple, transparent pricing.
Choose a monthly package for ongoing support, or pay as you go for one-off, topic-specific sessions.
- 60-minute group sessions
- Max 6 students per cohort
- Peer interaction & problem solving
- Ontario curriculum aligned
- Live interactive Q&A
- Homework support
- 60-minute group sessions
- Max 6 students per cohort
- Peer interaction & problem solving
- Ontario curriculum aligned
- Live interactive Q&A
- 1-on-1 expert coaching
- 60-minute sessions
- OUAC application strategy (Grade 12)
- Flexible scheduling
- Priority email support
- Ontario curriculum aligned
- Weekly progress tracking
- Homework & assignment help
- 1-on-1 dedicated coaching
- Choose your topic
- Ontario curriculum aligned
- Weekly progress tracking
- Homework & assignment help
- AP & IB certified specialists
- Choose your topic
- Internal Assessment (IA) guidance
- Mock exam grading & feedback
- 1-on-1 expert coaching
- Choose your topic
- Past exam practice papers
- OUAC application strategy
Session demos & sample lessons.
Host your clips on Google Drive, set sharing to "Anyone with the link," and drop the links in below.
Sample session: Grade 6 Math
A short clip showing how a typical one-on-one session runs.
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Why families stay with RainaIQ.
Built for parents who want to see real movement — not just a tutor who shows up.
Matched to the actual curriculum
Every session plan traces back to the specific Ontario expectation or course code your child is working on.
One place, every grade
Start in Grade 2 and stay through Grade 12 — no re-explaining your child's history to a new tutor every September.
Progress you can actually read
Updates follow the same categories as report cards — knowledge, thinking, communication, application.
What Ontario families are saying.
"Our tutor knew exactly what her Grade 6 teacher expected for the unit test. She stopped dreading math homework within a month."
"He needed help with MCV4U before exams. Sessions focused on exactly the units on his test, not a generic review."
"We started in Grade 2 and now she's in Grade 3 with the same tutor. It feels like she actually knows our daughter."
Let's find the right fit for your child.
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