Yani’s TutoringThe Same Teacher, On Your Screen.
Live one-on-one video sessions with a digital whiteboard and shared notes. Same 50 minutes, same patient explanations, no drive.
Online math tutoring at Yani's Tutoring is a live, one-on-one video session with a certified 6 to 12 math teacher on a shared digital whiteboard, with the notes sent to you afterward. It covers every subject on this site, from elementary math to College Algebra, costs the same $70 per 50-minute session as in person, and works for students anywhere in Florida or beyond.
How Online Sessions Work
A real whiteboard, not a webcam
We work on a shared digital whiteboard your child can write on too. Everything we write is saved and sent after the session.
What you need
A laptop or tablet, a quiet spot and the class materials. A stylus or tablet helps for geometry, but a mouse works.
Flexible for busy weeks
Travel week, sick day, sports season: an in-person student can switch to online without losing the slot.
Every Subject, Online
Everything on the subjects pages is available online.
- 01
Elementary MathGrades 2 to 5
Number sense, fractions, multiplication facts and word problems, explained one step at a time so homework stops being a fight.
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Middle School MathGrades 6 to 8, including advanced tracks
Ratios, negative numbers, equations and the first real abstraction.
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Algebra 1 and 2Algebra 1, Algebra 1 Honors, Algebra 2, Algebra 2 Honors
Linear equations, systems, functions, exponents, quadratics and beyond, taught by someone who teaches Algebra in a high school classroom every weekday.
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GeometryGeometry and Geometry Honors
Proofs, triangles, circles, area and volume, and the coordinate geometry that ties it back to algebra.
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Precalculus and College AlgebraPrecalculus, College Algebra, dual enrollment and advanced high school math
Functions in depth, trigonometry, logarithms, sequences and the problem-solving habits that carry into calculus and college courses.
Questions About Online Tutoring
Is online tutoring as effective as in person?
For most students from about 5th grade up, yes, and for advanced math it is often better because the whiteboard, the notes and the problem sets are all in one place. Younger students usually do best in person or online with a parent nearby at first.
What platform do you use?
Zoom, plus a shared digital whiteboard your child can write on too. The meeting link and passcode arrive in your confirmation email; nothing to install beyond Zoom or the browser.
What does my child need for an online session?
A laptop or tablet with a camera, a quiet spot, the class materials and a calculator if the class uses one. A stylus or touchscreen helps for geometry, but a mouse works.
Can we mix in-person and online sessions?
Yes. In-person sessions are at the Wellington Branch Library, and families switch to online for travel weeks, sick days and busy sports seasons without losing their slot.
Pricing
- One 50-minute session, one on one
- At the Wellington Branch Library or online on Zoom
- No commitment, good for a trial run or exam week
- Four 50-minute sessions a month, one a week
- Pick a weekday and a time and keep it
- Saves $40 a month; two a week is $480
- New students only
- Book by December 31, 2026
- Get ready for midterm exams
Every session is 50 minutes, one on one, weekdays at 3:30, 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30 PM. In person and online cost the same. No contracts, no registration fee.
Tell Me About Your Student.
One short form or one text. Yani reads it herself and gets back to you within a few hours with a time that works around school.
