JOSIN J.

Josin is a passionate Physics and Math educator, experimental physicist, and enthusiastic supporter of string theory. With over five years of teaching experience across Ontario and internationally, he has taught high school and AP-level courses including SPH3U, SPH4U, and MCR3U. Josin is known for his innovative, real-world approach that transforms the learning of physics and mathematics from rote formulas into deep, intuitive understanding.

Holding a Master’s in Materials Physics from Brock University with a research focus in advanced experimental condensed matter physics, Josin combines scientific rigor with creativity in the classroom. He integrates hands-on experiments, AI-powered tools, and philosophical insights to make lessons not only accessible but truly transformative. His teaching philosophy emphasizes that math and physics aren’t just subjects—they’re a way of thinking, a way of life.

Inspired by the elegance of theoretical frameworks like string theory and grounded in practical experimentation, Josin empowers students to connect the abstract with the tangible, nurturing curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning.

LAURA R.

Laura Roberts is a certified teacher with the Ontario College of Teachers and has spent over 20 years teaching in the Toronto District School Board. With a Special Education Specialist designation, Laura brings deep expertise in supporting students with diverse learning needs, including ADHD, dyslexia, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, and mild intellectual disabilities. Her career includes extensive experience teaching in an Intensive Support Autism Program, as well as in inclusive classroom settings.

As a mother of two children, ages 6 and 9, who both faced early reading challenges, Laura has a personal and professional understanding of how to support struggling readers. She is well-versed in evidence-based reading interventions and is passionate about helping children build strong literacy foundations in a way that supports their confidence and love of learning.

Outside the classroom, Laura enjoys playing guitar, traveling with her children, and embracing her role as a lifelong learner. She believes that every child can thrive with the right support and strives to create a warm, engaging environment where all learners feel seen, valued, and capable.

WESLEY L.

Wesley L. is an Ontario Certified Teacher (#733954). He grew up in the suburbs of Aurora, Ontario where he then lived most of his young adult life and educational life in Toronto, Ontario. In the city, he completed his bachelors of Kinesiology at University of Toronto and then went on to complete his bachelor of education at Tyndale University in Toronto. Moving on from education, Wesley believes in the growth of all students and is driven to help them reach their goals and development potential (which is never done!). Not only does Wesley believe in educational/intellectual growth, but also he believes strongly in mental health and physical health development. Wesley is an advocate for healthy movement, a healthy mind, and great well-being. Therefore, Wesley partakes in basketball, gym, and other activities that promote well-being. Going back to his professional experiences, he has taught three different classes within Toronto at the Grade 1, 2 and 5/6 level. His expertise is within the subjects of math, science, health, and language. Furthermore, his interpersonal skills are strong and so relationship building amongst students is no problem at all. Wesley strives to be an amazing tutor that provides an effective and fun session with the various learners that he connects with!

GIUSY V.

Are you planning a trip to Italy? Do you have Italian roots? Or maybe you’re simply passionate about the Italian language and culture? I’m here to help you learn Italian in a fun, personalized, and effective way — directly from the comfort of your home!

My name is Giusy, and I’m a native Italian speaker with years of experience teaching Italian to students of all levels — from complete beginners to advanced learners. I currently live in Canada and offer one-on-one online lessons tailored to your personal goals, pace, and interests.

What I offer:
-Customized Italian lessons (grammar, conversation, listening, reading)
-Clear and patient explanations
-Friendly and professional attitude
-Flexible scheduling
-Supportive material provided (PDFs, exercises, audio files)
-Focus on real-life Italian for travel, family, work, or fun!

Whether you want to improve your speaking skills, prepare for a trip, connect with your heritage, or just start from zero — I’ll guide you step by step with engaging lessons and constant support.

Maggie O.

Maggie is an Ontario Certified teacher. Her family emigrated from Ireland to Canada when she was nine years old. Now Maggie lives in Toronto with her eleven year old daughter Aisling and Sammy, their Nova Scotia Duck Toller puppy. Maggie is known for her kind and patient humour and her compelling confidence in children. With strengths across the curriculum, she describes her teaching practice as evidence-based, guided-inquiry as influenced by her lived experiences as a student, parent and academic. For example, her primary school language learning in Irish Gaelic and high school exchange in France, where she completed the Baccalauréat de langue et litterature francaises, planted seeds for her later interest in ethnomathematics and culturally responsive teaching. In 2003 Maggie graduated with a BA in Fine Art History from the University of Toronto, and went on to teach yoga and mindfulness in newcomer, youth and justice-adjacent facilities. Twenty years later she completed an Honours BA in Political Science and Indigenous Studies also at U of T, where she became a learner of a local Ojibwe language (Anishinaabemowin). This June 2025, she will receive an MA in Child Study and Education from the Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development, OISE, U of T. During this degree, Maggie’s studies focused on themes of student equity, motivation and peer-based learning and she further developed her knowledge of play and arts integration. Additional defining characteristics include her unreasonable enthusiasm for diving into icy cold water, and her favourite sock colour being tie-dye-rainbow. This summer, Maggie and Aisling are competing in their first triathlon events.

EMMA N.

Emma graduated from the University of Windsor with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. She is moving to Toronto this summer to start her Master’s in Translational Health Sciences at the University of Toronto. Emma started tutoring in 2020 as a summer school tutor for the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board under the Focus On Youth Program. While with the WECDSB, she tutored students in grades 11 and 12 in math, Civics/careers, and an ESL (English as a second language) student in grade 11 English. She also gained ample experience tutoring students with learning disabilities, such as processing delays, and tutoring AP and IB courses. Emma enjoyed tutoring so much with WECDSB that she became a private tutor. Since then, she has specialized in tutoring high school and post-secondary students in math, chemistry, and biology. She tailors her lessons individually to each of her students and uses practical, real-life examples to explain concepts. Emma strives to instill the skills and confidence her students need to succeed, not just in the classroom but also in life. Emma enjoys watching anime, reading, playing video games, and spending time with friends and family in her spare time.

CASEY H.

Casey completed her Master of Arts in Child Study & Education at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) and holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts (with High Distinction) in English and Drama from the University of Toronto. She is an Ontario Certified Teacher, qualified to teach in the Primary and Junior divisions. Casey has extensive experience working with children from diverse backgrounds, including English Language Learners (ELL) and newcomers, through various roles as a tutor, mentor, and camp counsellor. She also completed practicum placements across Primary and Junior grades within the Toronto District School Board (TDSB), where she taught literacy using UFLI resources, as well as math, health, and social studies. Casey is dedicated to creating inclusive, engaging, and student-centred learning environments by building strong relationships with students and using differentiated instruction to celebrate their strengths and meet their unique needs. She strives to connect learning to students’ interests and lived experiences, making it relevant, meaningful, and enjoyable to help every student succeed and develop a love for learning. In her spare time, Casey enjoys making music, playing video games, learning new languages, and exploring the city with friends and family.

ADISVARA A.

Adisvara A. is a graduate student in the Master of Science in Data Science and Analytics program at Toronto Metropolitan University. Originally from Coimbatore, India, Adisvara completed his undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering, where he first discovered his passion for teaching. Throughout his undergraduate studies, he tutored high school students in math, physics, chemistry, and computer science, helping them build confidence and develop strong foundations in STEM subjects.

During his graduate studies in Canada, Adisvara completed the CLT-100 course focused on teaching and learning strategies, and soon after became a Teaching Assistant for two advanced university-level courses—Graph Mining and Deep Learning. In these roles, he conducted lab classes, provided one-on-one student support, and developed and graded assignments. His experience as a TA has strengthened his ability to explain complex concepts in a simple, approachable way. Whether it’s using real-world analogies or building interactive dashboards, Adisvara ensures that each student connects with the subject in a meaningful way.

Adisvara believes that strong student–tutor relationships form the foundation of effective learning. He takes time to understand how each student learns best and tailors his sessions accordingly—always starting from the basics and building step- by-step. His students describe him as patient, creative, and highly engaging. In his spare time, Adisvara enjoys going to the gym, playing badminton and basketball, and working on AI projects that combine technology and social impact.

TALHA C.

Talha C. is a dedicated researcher and educator pursuing a Master of Science (MSc) in Physiology at the University of Toronto. He holds an Honors Bachelor of Science from U of T in Neuroscience, with minors in Physiology and Biology, from which he graduated with a cumulative GPA of 3.91/4.0, recent 3-year GPA of 3.96/4.0, and an MCAT score of 519/528 (96th percentile). He currently holds a 4.0/4.0 in his MSc program. His research focuses on the effects of insulin sensitizers on atherosclerosis, with expertise in advanced surgical techniques and metabolic assays. He has contributed to and co-authored multiple research projects, including studies on antipsychotic-induced metabolic dysfunction and hippocampal learning, with an abstract accepted for oral presentation at the American Diabetes Association’s 85th Scientific Sessions. Talha has secured prestigious scholarships like the Research and Health Science Education Entrance Scholarship, awarded to the top 2% of candidates entering graduate programs at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine. Beyond research, he is an experienced teaching assistant, supporting physiology and biomedical courses, and mentoring undergraduate students in laboratory techniques and thesis writing at the University of Toronto.

In addition to his academic pursuits, Talha has extensive experience in volunteerism, editing, and advocacy. As a hospice volunteer, he has provided compassionate care to patients, ensuring dignity and comfort in end-of-life settings. He has served as a senior copy editor for University of Toronto’s oldest student newspaper, The Varsity, managing a large team while upholding journalistic integrity on sensitive topics. His leadership extends to initiatives like the Centre for Integrative and Anti-Racism Studies, where he contributed to educational frameworks and grant applications. Passionate about community engagement, he has co-organized panels addressing homelessness, coordinated newsletters promoting equity and diversity, and raised funds for humanitarian causes. Fluent in multiple languages, like English, Urdu, and Hindi, and proficient in various research and data analysis tools, Talha is committed to bridging science, education, and advocacy to drive meaningful change.

CHLOE B.

Chloe is a third-year Biological Science student at the University of Guelph with over four years of tutoring experience. Since 2020, she has worked one-on-one with students aged 3 to 12, providing academic support in a variety of subjects, mainly French and English. She’s worked at Oxford Learning Centre in Guelph, where she continues to assist students with homework, foundational skills, and personalized learning activities. Her approach blends patience, structure, and creativity to meet each student’s individual needs. With a strong academic background and a passion for education, Chloe is committed to helping students build confidence and achieve academic success!