Tell CityTutor what you want to learn, the subject, class, board, city and budget, and let verified home tutors and online tutors contact you. Posting a requirement is free and takes a couple of minutes.
Posting a requirement means describing your learning need once, so that matching tutors can find you, instead of you searching and calling each tutor individually.
Searching works well when the subject and class you need are common, because the directory will already have relevant tutors. Posting a requirement works better when your need is specific: a less common subject, a particular board, a narrow time slot, or a tutor who must travel to a specific colony.
It also helps when you are short of time. You write the details once, and interested tutors do the reading.
Be specific about the gap you want closed. Saying that a Class 9 student needs help with algebra and geometry is far more useful than asking for general Maths tuition. Mention the board, because CBSE, ICSE and UP Board test different things.
Add practical details too: how many days a week, whether classes are at home or online, and the area where classes will take place. Tutors use this to judge whether they can commit, which saves you both time.
Parents and students can post a requirement for school subjects, board exam preparation, spoken English or skill-based learning. Families following home schooling can post for subject teachers across the year. Tutors and schools use the separate jobs and school pages instead.
Yes, posting is free. You only decide on the tutor's fee once you have reviewed the responses and chosen a teacher.
It depends on the subject, class and city. Common subjects in an active city attract more responses, while a specialist requirement may take longer.
Yes. Choose online classes as the teaching mode, and responses will come from tutors who teach your subject over live video classes.
No. Posting creates no obligation. You review the responses and contact only the tutors you want to work with.