Tutoring That Shows Up
Vetted, qualified tutors for elementary, middle, high school, and post-secondary students in Port Alberni, backed by a team that's reliable and professional. Intakes are open now.
$60 per session
Or prepay for two or more sessions at $55 each.
Post-secondary and adult upgrading tutoring is $95 + GST a session, or $90 + GST each when you prepay for two or more.
Businesses, clubs, and neighbours can subsidize sessions for local students through the Rising Scholars Fund.
How Much Does Tutoring Cost?
K-12 tutoring at RISE Alberni costs $60 a session, or $55 each when you prepay for two or more, with no GST. Post-secondary and adult upgrading tutoring is $95 + GST a session, or $90 + GST each prepaid. Either way, you get a vetted tutor on a consistent schedule in Port Alberni.
The Reliable Option
Vetted Professionals
Consistent Scheduling
Real Communication
Reliable Team
Simple to Start
Math, reading and writing, science, and the other core subjects for elementary, middle, and high school, plus post-secondary courses. We keep it simple here and get specific during intake.
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Use the form below, send an email, or give us a call.
Intake Conversation
Intakes are open now. We'll talk grades, subjects, and goals.
Get Matched
Your student gets a vetted tutor and a consistent schedule.
Straight Answers
What grades and subjects do you tutor?
Elementary, middle, and high school students in math, reading and writing, science, and the other core subjects. We also tutor post-secondary students in their courses.
Do you tutor online, in Tofino, Ucluelet, or Bamfield?
Yes. Sessions are usually in person in Port Alberni. Students in Tofino, Ucluelet, and Bamfield can book online sessions. See online tutoring in Tofino and Ucluelet and online tutoring in Bamfield.
Do you tutor kids with ADHD, dyslexia, or autism?
Yes, with or without a diagnosis. One of our tutors specializes in Orton-Gillingham, a reading method built for dyslexia. Our page on tutoring for ADHD, dyslexia and autism also covers what BC schools can do.
Can Jordan's Principle pay for tutoring?
It can, for an eligible First Nations child with a specific need. Indigenous Services Canada decides each request. Our Jordan's Principle tutoring guide covers who can apply and how.
The report card says Developing. Should we worry?
Not on its own: BC says Developing isn't failing. Our guide to BC report cards explains each level, and our list of signs your child needs a tutor covers when to act.
Can you help with the Grade 10 numeracy assessment?
Yes, and with the Grade 10 and 12 literacy assessments. Our parent's guide to BC graduation assessments has the 2026-27 dates and rewrite rules.
Do you tutor adults?
Yes: post-secondary students, including Practical Nursing students, and adults upgrading high school courses for college. Adults working on reading, writing, or job skills can also get free one-on-one help through our adult literacy and skills tutoring.
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Phone
877 281-2450Our Community Programs Are Free.
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