Dictionary Academy Tutors are the best in the business, but you expected us to say that, didn’t you? Here’s why: When we hire tutors, we are looking for the kind of educator who we would want to work with our own kids. We don’t just want good tutors on our team. We look for great tutors. A great tutor is one who understands their students’ needs and works at their students’ pace. They communicate with the parents about a student’s weaknesses, strengths, and progress. They build relationships with their students, making them feel important so the students are engaged and are motivated to learn. A great tutor knows the subject matter inside out and is able to simplify instructions to make learning easier for their students. You will know you have a great tutor if you know your child’s progressing, your child is motivated to learn, they’re engaged in class, and their grades are improving.

Some tutors charge as much as $100 or even more per hour, but we’re here to make tutoring as affordable as it is beneficial in your learner’s life. Private tutoring sessions are just $55 an hour, and a group session is $45 an hour here at Dictionary Academy Tutors. Save $15 now during our Student Success Sale, and as always, your first session even comes with a money back guarantee!

Our tutor experts are here to help your learner with all of the core subjects, including English, math, and science. Need test preparation? Dictionary Academy Tutors can help with that too, preparing your learner to ace the ACT or the SAT. We also have expert tutors trained in ESL. Looking for someone to help your child get on track? Our Academic Coaching service includes reviewing class topics from the day's lessons, managing homework requests and completion, and making sure your student isn't falling behind in any of the subjects where they could use a little extra attention.

Some tutoring services allow anyone to sign up, but not us! Your learner’s safety is our top priority. That means every member of the Dictionary Academy Tutor team is required to undergo a thorough background check, including felony and misdemeanor-level searches, as well as a substantial interview process and expert teacher training.