
Online French lessons
- Location
- Based in Konya, Turkey (GMT+3)
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- Online only
- Education
- 5 years of experience
$20/ hr
First 30 min free
Grades 6–8: closing math gaps before algebra, building study habits and getting ready for high school.


Online French lessons
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English Lessons for Elementary and Middle School Students
$10/ hr
Exam preparation, homework help and filling gaps in knowledge
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Online English lessons for children and teens
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IELTS Certified (8) Online English Speaking / Accent Training Lessons
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Online math lessons for elementary, middle school and high school students
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Online English lessons
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Online math lessons for middle school and high school students
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Online math lessons for elementary and middle school students
$50/ hr
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Together we can improve your English in the way that works best for you
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Online science lessons for elementary and middle school students
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Private math lessons for middle school and high school students
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Online math lessons for middle and high school students
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Online English lessons
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Online math and science lessons for middle and high school students
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English Teaching Experience | University Graduate, Certified Educator with Pedagogical Training
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Online math and school exam preparation for elementary, middle, and high school students
$30/ hr
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I am an active private tutor with strong skills in science and math, and I am well versed in the curriculum and in modern, new-generation…
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Do you teach science or English? Of the 33 tutors at this level, 13 teach math, 5 science and 15 English.
Middle school is where gaps start to matter. Fractions, ratios and negative numbers that were half-learned in 6th grade become the reason algebra feels impossible in 8th. At the same time, students are expected to manage more homework, more teachers and longer assignments on their own. A good middle school tutor does two things: fills the specific gaps in the subject and teaches the student how to study, so they need less help over time. Tutors at this level by subject: English (15), math (13), science (5).
The jump from arithmetic to algebra is the biggest one in school math. If fractions, ratios, proportions or integer rules are shaky, equations won't make sense. A tutor who goes back to fix those foundations first usually saves months of frustration later.
A sudden slide in 6th or 7th grade is often about organisation, not ability: multiple teachers, deadlines spread across the week, longer projects. Tutoring that includes planning — a weekly schedule, a way to track assignments — can fix more than subject lessons alone.
Middle school asks students to read longer texts, find evidence and write structured paragraphs and essays. Students who read well but write poorly — or the reverse — benefit from targeted reading and writing support.
If your child knows the material at home but freezes on tests, more content lessons may only add pressure. Look for a tutor who works on test strategy and study skills, or one experienced with test anxiety.
Middle school tutoring on WantATutor currently costs between $10 and $50 per hour; median $15, based on the rates tutors publish on their profiles. Half of the listed rates fall in the $10–$20 range. At 2 hours a week, that works out to roughly between $80 and $160 a month. The median middle school rate is below the elementary median ($20). Lessons at this level are usually 45–60 minutes. Tutors set their own rates and WantATutor charges no commission, so you agree the price directly with the tutor.
Hourly rates of tutors at this level, grouped by their main subject (subjects with at least 3 listings, live data):
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Once or twice a week is the right pace for most middle schoolers. More than that often backfires — there's no time left to practise alone between lessons, and practice is where the learning settles. A useful habit is to end each lesson with a short review of what went wrong that week, and to bring recent homework and tests to every session so the tutor works on what the class is actually doing.
If there's no suitable tutor near you, online tutoring works very well at this age. All 33 tutors teach online at this level. Students share their homework or screen, and the tutor works through problems on a shared whiteboard. It also widens your choice: you can pick the best fit, not just the closest. Tutors at this level are currently based in: Turkey (32), Netherlands (1).
See all tutors who teach online, or filter the tutor list by your country for in-person lessons.
Ask a prospective tutor how they find out what a student is missing. A good answer is specific: they look at recent tests, ask the student to work a few problems aloud and build a short plan from what they see. Also check fit with your child's goal — catching up in class, getting ahead before high school or preparing for a placement test are different jobs. A first lesson with recent homework in hand is the fastest way to see how a tutor works.