We have a rigorous vetting process. Tutors must submit Standardized Test Scores (SAT/ACT/PSAT) or a High School Transcript to prove subject mastery. They also provide a minimum of two non-parent adult referrals, answer essay questions on professionalism, and complete an onboarding class to master these skills.

Parents maintain control and transparency. You will have access to recorded sessions, the ability to receive reminders for upcoming sessions, and the option to attend meetings to spectate if you wish.

While the price may vary, we offer an affordable alternative to professional tutoring. Your session fee will be used to ensure our tutors receive a minimum of $18 per hour and the platform receives a 15% cut to cover operations.

Yes, absolutely. A parent or guardian must sign a consent form before your child starts tutoring and creates an account. We also require an initial call between the tutor, your child, and you to build trust and set expectations.

To become a tutor and join our community of peer mentors, you must successfully pass a rigorous, multi-step vetting process designed to confirm both your academic knowledge and professionalism. First, you must submit proof of your subject mastery by providing either Standardized Test Scores (SAT, ACT, PSAT) and/or a High School transcript for review. In addition to academic verification, you are required to submit a minimum of two character referrals from adults other than your parents to ensure you are a responsible mentor. You must also complete a detailed application form that includes essay questions to assess your motivation, communication style, and commitment to ensuring safety and respect during sessions. If you are accepted, the final step involves completing a required Skillshare class on teaching, coaching, and mentoring, and signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with your client before your first session begins.