Algebra and maths foundations
Review equations, graphs, geometry and trigonometry for CEGEP upgrading or the prerequisites used in your current course.
CEGEP math and physics
CEGEP Math & Physics Tutoring
Work through the step that is holding you back in your CEGEP math or physics course. Your tutor can review your reasoning, explain a difficult concept and guide you through a similar problem. Choose a subject below or find the guide for your course.
Find help by subject
Calculus
Choose a differentiation or integration method and explain what the result means.
Linear algebra
Connect row operations to systems of equations and vector geometry.
Probability and statistics
Identify a suitable model and interpret the results in context.
Mechanics
Review your diagram, compare the relevant principles and check signs and units.
Electricity and magnetism
Distinguish electric field, potential and circuit quantities before setting up equations.
Waves and optics
Connect the physical situation to a wave or optical model.
Match the guide to your course
A similar course title can cover different material in another program or college. Match your school and full course code, then check the guide against your current outline. If you do not know the code, start with the subject and the chapter you are working on.
A few course guides to start with:
- Collège Ahuntsic · 201-SN2-RE · Calcul différentiel — Compare an average rate with a derivative and check one-sided slopes.
- Dawson College · 201-SN3-RE · Integral Calculus
- Vanier College · 201-SN1-RE · Probability and Statistics
- Marianopolis College · 203-SN1-RE · Mechanics
- Vanier College · 203-SN3-RE · Waves and Modern Physics
- Collège Ahuntsic · 203-SN1-RE · Mécanique — Choose the object or system, draw the situation and identify the mechanics principle to use.
- Collège André-Grasset · 201-SN2-RE · Calcul différentiel — Distinguish a function’s growth from its concavity using the signs of its derivatives.
How your tutor can help
You can start with a question or concept, even if you have not tried a solution. Your tutor can help you understand what the question asks, choose a first step and work through an example with you. If you have started, you can review your reasoning together, check the algebra and signs, then try a related question with guidance.
Prepare for your next assessment
Start with a problem you’re stuck on or a concept you’d like to understand better. We can also begin with the basics and build your confidence step by step. If you have them, bring your current course outline, a practice problem you are allowed to share, and the topics and date of your next assessment. Your tutor can help you choose what to review, explain a first example and guide you through a related problem.
For a practical plan across your courses, use our CEGEP study guide on workload, assignments and exams.
Choose your college
Browse the courses at your college, or use the course finder to look for another institution.
Collège Ahuntsic · Dawson College · Vanier College · Marianopolis College · John Abbott College · Collège André-Grasset · Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne · Collège de Maisonneuve
Rates and booking
See current lesson lengths and packages on the pricing page. Send your subject and preferred time to request a session. We confirm the topics, availability and total price in writing before payment; a request does not reserve a time automatically.
Questions about CEGEP tutoring
Which subjects can I get help with?
Nablio offers support in CEGEP mathematics and physics. Send the topic or your current outline so we can confirm whether we can help.
What if my course is not listed?
Enter the subject in your request. We may ask for your institution and course code afterward. Before payment, we’ll confirm whether we can help with your course.
Can I ask for help without knowing my course code?
Yes. Tell us the subject, the chapter you are working on and what you find difficult. Your current outline can help us identify the right material.
Where and how are sessions held?
Online tutoring is available across Canada (including Ontario) and the United States, on Zoom or Google Meet, whichever you prefer.
In-person tutoring in Montréal is available by request and quoted separately. Montréal tutoring options.
What language are lessons taught in?
Lessons are currently taught in English. The French website provides information about the service.