About
Alexander Tutoring offers one-on-one online tutoring in Pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and more for ages 10 to 19. The program also includes nightly office hours for homework help and a digital whiteboard used for real-time math writing with a tablet and stylus. Tutoring is matched based on personality and interest before subject.
Programs
- Private tutoring in Pre-Algebra, Algebra I & II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, and more — 10-19 · $295 per month · One-on-one online tutoring; nightly office hours for homework help; Full Semester Guarantee.
At a glance
- Ages: 10–18 years old
- Price range: $295 per month
- General schedule: Weekly one-on-one mentoring plus nightly office hours for homework help.
About the provider
Alexander Tutoring has served San Mateo and Peninsula families for more than 15 years. The site states that every tutor is a working mathematician, physicist, or engineer with graduate-level training and professional research experience. It also states a mission to change how a student feels about math and physics, and says the program has 270+ reviews across Google and Yelp.
Book your risk-free lesson with no credit card and no commitment. If the match is not right, you can try another session at no cost and get as many trials as it takes. No contract. Cancel anytime. The Full Semester Guarantee says if you are not satisfied at the end of the term, they refund every penny. The site also says students receive a complimentary skills assessment after the session and a 30-day game plan.
What families say
“Once he found out that my daughter loves soccer he added a lot of soccer themes to his teaching — angles, corners, distance. My daughter really liked his style.” — Mihir M., Parent
“We especially appreciate the holistic approach, helping her understand the big picture so she can approach classes and exams with more confidence and — importantly — more interest.” — Brian R., Parent
“They believe there is often a ‘moment’ where a normally confident kid suddenly feels like they ‘can’t do math.’ A bad grade, a bad teacher, an embarrassing moment. They work to undo that in a supportive, constructive environment.” — Amy M., Parent
Last updated September 20, 2026.
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