Tutor matching desk · Kyiv, Ukraine

Match with a tutor whose evidence and schedule both check out.

Send the subject, level, goal and the hours you can actually keep. You get a short dossier back: what was checked, who teaches it, and where the week overlaps. The brief is free.

Level
Weekly availability

Free brief. The placement fee is shown before you accept, and tutoring fees are separate. Tutoring does not guarantee grades, exam scores or admission.

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Verification ledger


What we check, and what we deliberately do not

Every tutor file carries five dated checks with the reviewer's initials. The left column lists them in the order they are completed; the right column states the limits we repeat to each family before a placement is confirmed.

Checked before a match

  • Identity document reviewCheckedPassport or national ID compared with the name on the application.
  • Diploma or certificateCheckedScanned document matched to the awarding institution and graduation year.
  • Subject interviewCheckedA 25-minute problem-solving session run by a subject lead, not a recruiter.
  • Reference callCheckedOne named reference contacted by email and logged with the reply date.
  • Schedule confirmationCheckedWeekly availability verified twice, two weeks apart, before listing.

Not checked, by design

  • Criminal record clearanceNot checkedNo police clearance is obtained. Families may request an independent check.
  • Document notarisationNot checkedDocuments are reviewed, never notarised, apostilled, or certified by a state body.
  • Academic outcomesNot checkedGrades, exam scores, admission, and scholarships are never guaranteed.
  • Lesson observationNot checkedNo supervisor sits in on lessons after placement; reviews come from families.

Procedure, retention periods and the appeal route sit in the Tutor Verification Policy.

04 / Matching process

From a written brief to the first session, in four steps

Nobody browses a wall of profiles here. A coordinator reads your request, checks it against the qualifications on file, and answers with a short written match note.

  1. Write the brief

    Subject, current level, the goal you are working toward, and the hours you can actually keep each week. Four fields, roughly three minutes.

  2. Coordinator review

    We compare the brief with documented qualifications, subject interviews and reference notes, and flag anything that reads as a scheduling conflict.

  3. Match note and schedule check

    You receive one proposed specialist with a short rationale, a weekly overlap outline, and the placement fee stated before you accept anything.

  4. First session and review

    After the session you tell us whether the working style fits. If it does not, we restart the search once at no extra placement cost.

03 / Tutor dossiers

Sample dossiers, read before you commit hours

Every dossier carries the same three proof layers we use in a match brief: who the tutor is, what was checked, and which hours truly overlap with your week. Names are shortened at the tutor's request.

Olena K.

Mathematics, grades 8 to 11

  • Identity and diploma checked, 2024
  • Subject interview with a maths reviewer
  • Two references contacted in writing
  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Exam prep

Weekly overlap

  • MonOpen 17:00
  • TueConflict
  • WedOpen 16:30
  • ThuConflict
  • FriOpen 17:00
  • SatOpen 10:00
  • SunConflict
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Ihor M.

Physics and chemistry, university entry

  • Degree record confirmed
  • Subject depth interview passed
  • Schedule confirmed for the term
  • TueOpen 18:00
  • ThuOpen 18:00
  • SatConflict
  • SunOpen 11:00
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Svitlana R.

English, speaking and exam writing

  • Language certificate verified
  • Teaching sample reviewed
  • Two references contacted
  • MonOpen 09:00
  • WedOpen 09:00
  • FriConflict
  • SatOpen 12:00
Request this dossier

Dossiers show the proof format only. Tutoring does not guarantee grades, exam scores, admission or scholarships.

04 / Sample plan

A worked example. Your own plan is written after the subject interview, not before it.

The first four sessions, written out

One request, one pathway: Mathematics, Grade 10, exam preparation, two sessions a week on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, Kyiv time.

Subject
Mathematics
Level
Grade 10
Learning goal
Exam preparation
Weekly schedule
2 x 60 min
01 Goal breakdownShared before session one

The tutor sorts the exam syllabus into three bands: confident, fragile, and untouched. You receive a one-page written breakdown with the topic list and the order the work will be covered.

  • Diagnostic check of 20 items, 30 minutes, no grade attached.
  • Written summary of weak areas within two working days.
  • Cadence confirmed against the seven-day schedule overlap grid.
02 First 4 sessionsTuesday and Thursday, 60 minutes
  1. Session 1, diagnostics. The 20-item check is marked with the learner present. Homework: two short problem sets.
  2. Session 2, fragile topics. Worked examples on the two weakest topics, solved aloud. Homework: four mixed problems.
  3. Session 3, method drill. Timed sets of eight items, then a correction pass on errors made under time pressure.
  4. Session 4, review and reset. One past-paper section marked against the official scheme, then the next two weeks are scheduled.
03 Progress evidenceOne-page review after session four

Attendance against the agreed schedule, completed homework, and a short tutor note on what changed are recorded each session. After session four the diagnostic scores sit side by side with the topics still open, plus a recommendation on whether to continue.

  • No grade predictions and no ranking of the learner against others.
  • Notes are shared with the learner and, where agreed, a parent or guardian.
  • If the fit is wrong after two sessions, the placement is reviewed without a second matching fee.

Tutoring does not guarantee grades, exam scores, admission or scholarships. This plan describes process and evidence, not outcomes. Request a match to have one written for your subject.

06Fees & questions

What you pay, and what we will not promise

Three separate costs, each shown before you commit. The brief is free, the placement fee appears before acceptance, and session rates come from the tutor's own dossier.

  • Match brief

    Subject, level, learning goal and weekly availability reviewed by the matching desk. No card details.

    0 UAHno charge
  • Placement fee

    Shown before you accept, charged once per confirmed tutor, returned if we cannot place you.

    900 UAHone time
  • Tutoring sessions

    Paid directly to the tutor. The rate per 60 minutes is printed in the dossier before commitment.

    450-900 UAHper hour

Tutoring does not guarantee grades, exam scores, admission or scholarships. Verification checks documents and subject depth; it is not an outcome warranty.

Compare the steps in how matching works, or request a match once your schedule is clear.

09 / Request a match

Request a match call

Send the subject, the level and the weekly hours that actually work for you. You get a verification summary and a schedule overlap check before any placement fee is quoted.

The match brief is free. Any placement fee is shown before you accept it, and tutoring fees are agreed separately with the tutor. Tutoring does not guarantee grades, exam scores, admission or scholarships. Prefer a longer form? Use the contact page or call +380 679 474 3447.