*updated 9/9/2025
Whether it’s a new school year or summer break, you might be wondering where to find tutoring services in and around Detroit. We always want our kids to do well, and if they’re struggling with a subject area or school work, it can be beneficial to get them a little extra help!
There are so many options for tutoring and sometimes it can be difficult to know where to start looking. We asked the moms in our community groups to share where they are finding tutors, and we put their responses together in this post for you. There are some great options in the area, both virtually and in-person!
We know that all kids learn in different ways, and it might take you a few tries before you find the perfect tutor for your child. And that’s totally okay! If you’re looking for a tutor, we hope this list helps you in that process. And if you’re not looking for a tutor, we hope you’ll share it to spread the word about these mom-recommended tutoring services.
Where to find tutoring services in + around Detroit:
Brainspring | Various Locations + Virtual
Brainspring works with students in any grade. Their tutors are experienced, professional, and ready to work with your child in a variety of subject areas. Your child can receive tutoring services in-person or virtually.
Emily Vohra
Emily is an elementary school teacher offering her tutoring services in areas like reading, math, writing, science, and more! For more information, please reach out to her via e-mail at [email protected].
Hall & Co. Education
Hall & Co. Education offers tutoring in reading and math for students in grades pre-K through 6. You can book a free consult on their website and learn about their individual and small group tutoring as well as homework help more.
Inkwell English Education | Virtual
Inkwell focuses on serving students in grades 3rd through 12th with a focus on language arts (writing, grammar, reading, and vocabulary). Tutoring sessions can be one-on-one or small group, and all take place via Zoom. According to their website, they also offer additional opportunities for virtual support, like a Q+A session and a chance to read writing aloud for feedback.
Julie Rodgers
Julie offers support for students in math and reading, and also with homework and study skills. She tutors children privately, semi-privately, and even in groups! Tutoring services are available for students in grades pre-K through 6th. You can reach her at (248) 252-1141.
Kumon Learning Centers | Multiple Locations + Virtual
Kumon focuses on reading and math. You can enter your zip code on their website to find a learning center near you. According to their website, not every in-person location also has virtual tutoring. You’ll want to confirm availability with whichever location you’re planning to go through.
Sylvan Learning Center | Multiple Locations + Virtual
Sylvan Learning Center covers a wide variety of topics for students in grades Kindergarten through 12th. Their tutors can also help with homework and test prep. A quick zip code search on their website will pull up all nearby locations. Online tutoring is an option, too!
Teach Young Minds | Virtual
Teach Young Minds focuses on spelling and reading with students in grades Kindergarten through 6th. They offer both one-on-one and group lessons. The tutors through Teach Young Minds are licensed educators. There’s also access to a free resource library.
Tutor.com | Virtual
Tutor.com offers on-demand tutoring in many subject areas. You can search on their website to see the schools they partner with to offer their tutoring services.
The Suburban Library Cooperative has partnered with tutor.com to offer tutoring services, which is such an amazing resource to bring to local libraries! You’ll need your library card number and password to get started, and can choose from a few libraries on the list.
Tutoring With Audrey/Next Chapter College Prep | Virtual
If you’re looking for virtual tutoring for SAT and ACT, look no further! Tutoring With Audrey/Next Chapter College Prep offers private tutoring and group classes with four different tutors to meet the needs of your student.
Varsity Tutors | Virtual
Varsity Tutors offers one-on-one, online, and instant tutoring options. There’s also a learning membership with tutoring options for students of all ages, from Kindergarten to adults! Their tutoring services offer support in a large variety of areas.
Additional places to find more information about tutoring:
Your Child’s School
Your child’s school should not be overlooked when searching for local tutoring services. Sometimes educators offer tutoring before or after school; other times, high school students may offer services in exchange for National Honor Society community service hours. Your best bet would be to ask in the office for elementary-aged kids, or check with your child’s counselor for middle school or high school.
Your Local Library
The local library really has SO much to offer. Aside from youth and kids’ programs, the librarians also can offer support with tutoring services. Your local library may already have a list of tutors in the community. Or, you can ask a librarian to point you in the direction of where to find more information.
When it comes to your child’s success, we know you want to do everything you can to help them along the way. Seeking out a tutor is just one more way to show your child the importance of learning and education. Don’t forget to check with your child’s classroom teacher for any additional support that may be available!
