FAQ
Please visit the following link for a detailed definition according to the HealthLink BC – https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/healthwise/learning-disabilities
Learning disabilities can be language-based, affecting reading, writing, and spelling, or numerical-based, impacting math skills and number processing. Dyslexia specifically refers to the language-based difficulties, and its severity varies from child to child. Children with dyslexia benefit from focused instruction in sound-to-symbol relationships, which helps them read and write more effectively.
If you have a child who has a learning disability, you may be able to deduct the cost of a tutor for after school lessons.
To do this, you will need a letter from a doctor stating that the tutoring is necessary. In addition, to qualify, the tutor must not be related to your child.
For more information, please visit the following link: https://ldsociety.ca/articles/claiming-tutoring-services-on-your-canadian-tax-return-2026-guide/
IEP stands for Individual Education Plan. An IEP is a document prepared by a professional in the education system, which illustrates:
specific goals to the student and how to monitor achievement
any adaptations and/or modification that would benefit the student
useful strategies
Along with daily communication with the tutor, we also provide daily reports.
At least 24 hours notice of a cancellation is required to get a full lesson refund credit. If the cancellation is the same day, we will provide a half lesson credit.
There is no refund on no show classes and/or cancellation 4 hours before the scheduled session.
We require one month’s written notice to terminate tutoring services.
Please see our PDF for cancellation policy and guidelines.