Our tutors

Who Will Be Teaching Your Child

Every TaleemSquare tutor is identity-verified, reference-checked, and has passed a subject test, a spoken-English assessment and a live sample lesson before teaching a single student. All teaching is one-to-one and in fluent English.

You meet your child's tutor at the free assessment before committing to anything — and if the fit is wrong, we switch them at no cost and you don't need to give a reason.

A few of our tutors

Meet some of the team

A sample of the tutors currently teaching TaleemSquare students. Which one your child works with depends on their grade, the topics they need and how they learn — we'll suggest a match after the assessment.

Sophia C.

Elementary & middle school math

9 years

Grades K–8

Very visual, very patient. Works well with children who have decided they are 'bad at math' and need to be talked out of it before they can learn anything.

Number sense & place value
Times tables
Fractions
Math anxiety

Emily J.

Algebra & pre-algebra

9 years

Grades 4–10

Methodical. Insists students explain their reasoning before she confirms an answer, which is slower in week one and much faster by week six.

Pre-algebra
Algebra 1 & 2
Equations & factoring
Word problems

Jessica T.

Geometry & test preparation

8 years

Grades 6–12

Exam-focused and direct. Good with older students who know exactly which topics they are losing marks on and want them fixed.

Geometry & proofs
Trigonometry
Exam technique
Timed practice

Screening & safety

How we screen tutors, and what you can check yourself

You are handing a stranger 45 minutes alone with your child every week. These are the controls we run — and, more usefully, the ones you can verify without taking our word for anything.

Identity and reference checks

Every tutor is identity-verified and reference-checked before their first class. No exceptions, including for tutors who come recommended.

A spoken-English and teaching assessment

Tutors teach a live sample lesson before they are hired. Subject knowledge is the easy part to check; being understandable to a nervous ten-year-old is the part that filters most applicants out.

Parents can join any class

Any session, without notice and without asking. If a tutoring service makes this awkward, that tells you something.

Sessions can be recorded

Request a recording of any class and review it whenever you want.

Private, password-protected classrooms

One tutor, one student. No other children in the room, no ads, and we do not sell your data or your child's.

Where we are still improving

We are not going to claim a safeguarding framework we haven't built. Today our checks are identity verification, reference checks, a live teaching assessment, one-to-one password-protected rooms, optional recording and open parent access. We do not currently run government criminal-record checks such as DBS or state background checks across all territories our tutors work in. If that is a requirement for your family, ask us before you book and we will tell you plainly what we can and cannot evidence for a specific tutor.

Tutor facts

Class format: One-to-one only — never a group
Language of instruction: English
Screening: Identity verification, reference checks, subject test, live sample lesson
Spoken-English check: Required before a tutor teaches any TaleemSquare student
Same tutor each week?: Yes, wherever possible
Requesting a female or male tutor: Yes — tell us when you enquire
Changing tutor: Free, no explanation needed
Parents joining a class: Any session, no notice required
Class recordings: Available on request
Meeting the tutor first: Yes — at the free assessment, before any payment
Money-back: 100% refund of your first 4 paid classes if you ask within 14 days of the 4th

Meet a tutor before you decide anything

The free assessment is where you actually judge the teaching. 45 minutes, one-to-one, no card and no obligation.

Book Free Assessment Chat on WhatsApp

Free assessment, no card required, replies within 10 minutes during support hours

Questions about our tutors

Who will be teaching my child?

A tutor we match to your child's grade, the specific topics they need and — just as importantly — their temperament. You meet that tutor at the free assessment before you commit to anything, so you are never assigned someone sight-unseen.

Are your tutors qualified?

Our tutors are experienced educators, most with several years of classroom or one-to-one teaching behind them. Every one passes a subject test, a spoken-English assessment and a live sample lesson before they teach a TaleemSquare student, and all are identity-verified and reference-checked.

Where are your tutors based, and do they speak fluent English?

Our tutors are based in a range of countries, including outside the US and UK. Every tutor teaches entirely in clear, fluent English and passes a spoken-English assessment before joining. This is also the honest reason our prices are lower than centre-based providers — and it is exactly why we want you to judge the teaching yourself at the free assessment rather than take our word for it.

Can we request a female or male tutor?

Yes. Tell us when you enquire and we will match accordingly where we can.

Will my child always have the same tutor?

Yes, that is the intention — the relationship is a large part of why one-to-one works. If your regular tutor is unavailable we will offer a cover session or reschedule, and we will tell you which in advance.

What if the tutor isn't the right fit?

We switch them at no cost, and you do not need to explain why. Say the word on WhatsApp and we will arrange it. Fit matters more than any credential, particularly for younger or less confident children.

Can I sit in on classes?

Yes, any session, with no notice needed. Most parents watch the first two or three and then stop once they are comfortable.

How do you keep classes safe for children?

Classes are one-to-one in password-protected rooms, tutors are identity-verified and reference-checked, any session can be recorded on request, and parents can join at any time. If you have a specific safeguarding question, ask us at the assessment — we would rather answer it directly than have you guess.