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Sign up for tutoring in Barrington or Wheaton

Tell us about your student and we will call you to talk through goals, scheduling, and the right tutor. It takes about two minutes, and there is no obligation.

Student registration

This form goes straight to the team at your nearest learning center.

What happens next

Three steps from form to first session

1

Fill out the form

A few details about your student: grade, subjects, and what you are hoping to change.

2

We call you

A real conversation about goals and scheduling with the team at your nearest center.

3

Meet your tutor

We hand-pick the tutor who fits your student, then get the first session on the calendar.

Before you sign up

Questions we hear most

What happens after I sign up?

We review what you told us, then call you to talk through your student's goals, subjects, and schedule. From there we recommend a plan and match your student with the tutor who fits them, usually within a few days.

Am I committing to anything by signing up?

No. Signing up starts a conversation. There are no contracts at any point, and you decide how many sessions your student needs after we have talked through the plan.

How much does tutoring cost?

Sessions at either learning center and online are billed hourly: $65 per hour for middle school and younger, $75 per hour for high school subjects, and $85 per hour for ACT and SAT prep. In-home sessions are $5 per hour more than the rates above. Dyslexia intervention programs are quoted after a free consultation.

Can we meet at home instead of a learning center?

Yes. Tutors meet students at the Barrington or Wheaton learning center or online at the published hourly rate, and in your home for $5 per hour more. Many families mix the three depending on the week. Take Flight: A Comprehensive Intervention for Students with Dyslexia is the exception, because it runs at the Barrington Learning Center only.

Already know what you need?

Call the center nearest you and we can get your student started over the phone.