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35,583 math tutors are listed on Care.com
The average post rate is $24.94/hr as of April 2026
The average star rating for rated math tutors is 4.7
Math Tutors are rated 4.7 out of 5 stars based on 4,164 reviews of the 35,524 listed math tutors
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A math tutor is a tutor who specializes in teaching mathematics. Whether your child is just learning how to add and subtract or needs help with high school level calculus, you can find a math tutor who can help them with their homework or help them study for exams. Even college aged adults studying complex topics like engineering and economics can benefit from hiring a math tutor to help them understand complex topics.
The national average rate on Care.com for hiring math tutors as of April, 2026 is $24.94 per hour. The cost may vary depending on your location, the tutor's years of experience, level of education, and the student's individual needs. The rate that you'll pay your tutor will also vary if you chose a one-on-one private math tutor lesson or if they have multiple students sharing the same session.
Your child may benefit from having a math tutor if you notice that he or she is having difficulty with numbers, gets constantly frustrated with math homework, or when grades start falling behind. In some cases, getting a few one-on-one sessions with a math tutor can help your child to regain confidence and get back on track.
The goal for hiring a math tutor for your child will be to improve their grades. Ask questions about the process each tutor uses to help kids they've worked with in the past. Also ask each if they are familiar with your schools' curriculum. Finally, see how long they are willing to commit to helping your child with their math assignments. Your child may get back on track after a couple of sessions or may need long-term help that could require a math tutor staying with them the entire school year.
You can use Care.com to connect with potential math tutors. You can review profiles of different math tutors near you, can learn more about their experience, and can even read reviews from other families in your area.