Bayise Tutor connects students with experienced educators for individual instruction built around each learner's needs, goals and schedule — from elementary school through high school and college, to adult learning.
Three sections
Bayise Tutor has three main sections. Each one is built for a different kind of academic need, and all three are staffed by the same standard of educator.
Individual online instruction for the subject and level you are working at, with a plan built around your goals and your schedule.
Hire an expert and experienced writer for your project or assignment, and get guidance on quantitative and qualitative work.
A centre for selling and purchasing recorded lectures and training videos — for learners who want to study at their own pace, and for educators who want to publish.
Subjects
Eight subject areas covering school, college and adult learning. Every one has its own page with what is covered and how sessions run.
How it works
Subject, level, goal and the times that work for you.
We match you with an educator for that subject and level.
An assessment session so the plan is based on real work.
Regular sessions, with progress reviewed every few weeks.
Why students stay
Group classes move at the speed of the group. Bayise Tutor sessions move at the speed of one learner — the topic you are stuck on gets the time it needs, and the topics you already know do not.
Support in three languages. Sessions and written feedback are available in English, Amharic and Afaan Oromo — useful for students studying in a second language.
| Level | Typical focus |
|---|---|
| Elementary | Reading fluency, number sense, confidence, learning habits |
| Middle school | Algebra foundations, comprehension, study organisation |
| High school | Subject mastery and examination preparation |
| College | Coursework support, research writing, quantitative methods |
| Adult learning | Returning to study, entrance tests, professional skills |
Tell us the subject, the level and the goal. We will match you with a tutor and run a first assessment session before you commit to anything.