Tutor Portland

Tutor Portland offers in-home math tutoring, test prep, science tutoring, high school tutoring, middle school tutoring, elementary school tutoring, pre-medical program support, adult tutoring, summer tutoring, and math tutoring. The in-home math tutoring option is available for K-12 and university-level curriculum, and a free in-person or online tutoring session is available. The program serves ages 5 through 19.

Programs

• In-Home Math Tutoring — K-12 and University-level curriculum · In-home; free in-person or online tutoring session available
• Test Prep
• Science Tutoring
• High School Tutoring
• Middle School Tutoring
• Elementary School Tutoring
• Pre-Medical Program
• Adult Tutoring
• Summer Tutoring
• Math Tutoring

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Tutor Portland was founded by Eric M Earle, and the site says he founded it in his early 20's. The page also says he was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. Tutor Portland states that it aims to raise grades and confidence, help students succeed in math and other subjects, and provide mentoring-style tutoring. The site says Eric was voted as one of the best tutors in the Pacific Northwest, and that Tutor Portland has donated over $20,000 worth of tutoring to local schools.

Better Grades Guarantee. Membership-based tutoring with options including 3, 2, or 1 hour per week. Most clients choose 2-3 hours per week. No-time-limits / sessions never expire.

What families say

“Great Service, my HS daughter learned more Spanish in the last 2 months of the school year than she did during the prior 9 months. Was able to bring up her grade significantly.” — Daniel Tamashiro

“I will never use another tutoring company. Tutor Portland has a great membership program. I went with their 3X per week membership. Tutor Portland sent a tutor out within 24 hours and was able to help my oldest daughter in Chemistry. She had a C-. And I really wanted her to bring her grade up. Within a month, she had a B+. Within another few weeks, she was up to an A-. She finished with an A.” — Stephanie Riley

Last updated October 1, 2026.