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Tutoring that fitsyour child.

One to one and small group lessons at home, at a centre, or online. Tell us what your child needs, and a coordinator finds the tutor.

No account needed · A coordinator calls you back · Every province

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Minh Anh

Maths · One to one

Next lessons

Thu 26 Sep18:00
Tue 1 Oct18:00
Thu 3 Oct18:00

Tutor Trần Quốc Huy

Attendance

Tue 24 SepPresent
Thu 19 SepLate
Tue 17 SepPresent

Fees

Paid this term1.600.000 ₫
BalanceSettled

Receipt 12 Sep · Transfer

12

Lessons held

1

Missed

1

Replacement booked

A family signs in to see the next lessons, attendance on the day, and what has been paid. Names and numbers are examples.

Finding a tutor should not take five group chats.

Most families piece it together from a Facebook group, a friend's number, a Zalo thread and dates in a notebook. Nobody checks the tutor, and nobody keeps the record.

  • Facebook groups
  • A friend's number
  • Zalo threads
  • Dates in a notebook
  • Cash per lesson

One office, one record

On your own

  • Who checks the tutorNobody, you take it on trust
  • Who keeps the recordYour memory and a chat history
  • If the tutor cannot comeYou start looking again

With Simple Academy

  • Who checks the tutorWe meet them and watch a real lesson
  • Who keeps the recordAttendance on the day, fees in the family portal
  • If the tutor cannot comeA replacement lesson, approved by a manager

How it works

From your first message to the first lesson, usually within a week.

  1. A mother and her son looking at a phone together in their living room.1

    Tell us what the student needs

    Subject, grade, goal, and the times that really work for the family. Five minutes, and you do not need an account.

  2. A tutor passing an exercise book across the table to a student, seen from behind the student.2

    We pick a tutor we already know

    Every tutor meets us first, learns how we run a lesson, and is watched teaching a real class before they take yours.

  3. Two students and a tutor working through a page together at a small table.3

    You see every lesson

    Attendance is taken in class, and a coordinator reads each report before it reaches you.

Everything around the lesson. Handled by one office.

Each piece is run by the same coordinators, so nothing falls between a tutor, a family and a spreadsheet.

A student at a desk by a window with earbuds in, a laptop and an open notebook.A small learning centre room with students at wooden desks and a tutor walking between rows.

Online, at a centre, or at your table

Online lessons are marked exactly like lessons in a room. A lesson at home shows only the ward on the public page.

Meeting in personPapers for the subjectOne lesson watched

Tutors we have met

Three checks before a class is handed over.

Tue 24 SepPresentThu 19 SepLateTue 17 SepPresent

Every lesson marked

Present, late or absent, recorded on the day.

Paid this term1.600.000 ₫Settled

Fees you can read

What was paid and what is left, per class.

Tue 1 Oct · 18:00Thu 3 Oct · 18:00Approved

Replacement lessons

Arranged at a time you agree, approved by a manager.

Subjects we can staff today

Every name in the row is a subject the office has tutors for. Maths, English and science are asked for most.

One lesson, and everything follows.

Nothing is copied between notebooks and chat threads. Each step leaves a record the next one reads.

  1. 1

    The lesson happens

    At home, at a centre, or online.

  2. 2

    Attendance is marked

    Present, late or absent, on the day.

  3. 3

    The report is read

    A coordinator reads it before it reaches you.

  4. 4

    The family sees it

    Lessons, attendance and fees in one portal.

  5. 5

    Changes keep a reason

    A moved lesson keeps why, and from when.

A quiet one to one interview across a plain table, a closed folder and a pen between the two people.

For families

A tutor teaches only after we meet them.

Nobody reaches your child on the strength of a form. We sit down with every tutor, check the papers they bring for the subject and the grade, and watch one real lesson before a class is theirs.

  • A meeting in person, or a call a coordinator sits in on.
  • Papers checked for the subject and the grade, not in general.
  • One lesson watched in full before the class is handed over.

Classes hiring now

Live from the office
See every open class

For tutors

Pick a class, not a waiting list.

Choose a class that fits your subject, the grades you teach, and where you can get to. The rate on the class page is the rate you receive for each lesson.

  • You apply to one class, not to a general list.
  • We meet you first, then show you how we run a lesson.
  • A coordinator handles families, schedules, and payment.
Register as a tutor

Questions families ask first

How soon can lessons start?

Most families have a first lesson within a week. A class that already has its tutor can usually start in two or three days.

Can we change the schedule later?

Yes. Tell the coordinator and we move the lesson. Every change keeps its reason and the date it starts, so nothing goes missing quietly.

What if the tutor cannot come?

The coordinator arranges a replacement lesson at a time the family agrees to, and a manager approves it before it goes on the calendar.

How are tutors paid?

Per lesson, at the rate printed on each class. The rate you see on a class page is the rate the tutor receives.

Tell us what your child needs. We find the tutor.

Tell us the subject and the grade, and a coordinator will call you within one working day.

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