Tutoring since 2012

A patient path back to confidence

One-to-one or in groups of three, in person or online, after school and on Saturdays.

Our story

Progress you can see on paper

Brightpath began with a former junior high math teacher who wanted families to see real progress. Every parent receives a written learning plan with goals they can measure, and progress reports come home every six weeks.

Our services

Support for every grade and subject

Choose the subject your student needs, from math and reading to Alberta diploma prep, with support for ADHD and dyslexia along the way.

Math from grade 1 to grade 12, built step by step

Fractions, algebra and number confidence, taught one-to-one or in groups of three. Each lesson starts where your student is right now.

Stronger reading and clearer writing at every grade

Reading support for dyslexia alongside writing skills from grade 1 through grade 12. Students practice the habits that make a paragraph easy to follow.

Science that connects to what students already study

Tutors connect each new idea to the class a student is in now. Patient examples walk through every concept until it clicks.

Alberta diploma exam preparation for grades 11 and 12

Practice matches the exam format, question type by question type. Students finish with a clear sense of what to expect on test day.

Support shaped to how each student learns

Students keep one tutor all year, so the approach they learn stays consistent. Sessions are built around the way each child focuses and remembers.

Parents and students describe steady progress

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“She went from crying over fractions to asking for harder problems. The written plan showed us exactly where the gaps were.”

Nadia F.

Grade 6 math

“Diploma prep lifted my Math 30-1 mark by eighteen percent. My tutor knew every question type on the exam.”

Owen T.

Grade 12

“The same tutor all year made the difference for our son with ADHD. She knows how he learns.”

Rick and Dana

Reading support

Questions parents ask most

Most families want to know what the first visit involves, whether lessons can happen online, and who will teach their child. The short answers are below.

What happens at the free assessment?

The assessment is free and takes 60 minutes. Afterward you receive a written learning plan with goals you can measure.

Can my child study online?

Yes. Lessons take place at the centre in south Edmonton or over video, after school and on Saturdays. You can choose private sessions or small group lessons.

Will we have the same tutor?

Yes. Each family keeps the same tutor for the whole year, so your child’s tutor learns how they work.

Who are the tutors?

Our tutors are certified teachers or education students in their final year. Each one is ready to support your child’s grade and subject.

Book your free assessment this week

Call or send a request and we will confirm a time that suits your family.