Yes. Tutors can work within your chosen curriculum—whether that's classical, Charlotte Mason, unit studies, or any other approach—to reinforce concepts and fill knowledge gaps. They can also help with curriculum transitions, prepare students for standardized testing, or supplement areas where your student needs extra support. When you connect with a tutor, you'll discuss your curriculum and educational goals to ensure they complement your homeschool plan.

Many homeschooled students struggle with accountability, staying motivated in subjects they find difficult, or keeping pace with grade-level expectations—especially in math and science where hands-on support matters. Others need help preparing for standardized tests, college entrance exams, or transitions to traditional school. Personalized tutoring provides structure, expert instruction, and the motivation boost that helps students overcome these obstacles and build academic confidence.

Your first session is about getting to know your student and understanding their needs. The tutor will assess current skills, discuss learning goals, review your homeschool curriculum, and identify areas where support would be most helpful. This foundation allows the tutor to create a focused plan that works within your homeschool structure and helps your student succeed.

You have complete flexibility. Many homeschooling families connect with tutors for support in specific subjects—like math, science, writing, or foreign languages—while managing other subjects independently. You can start with one subject and add more later if needed, or adjust as your student's needs change throughout the school year.

A tutor can help assess whether your student is meeting grade-level benchmarks in core subjects and identify any gaps that need attention. They can also recommend standardized assessments, help with portfolio evaluation, or provide guidance on pacing and skill progression. This external perspective is especially valuable for homeschooling families who want confidence that their student is prepared for future transitions.

Absolutely. Tutors can help homeschooled students strengthen transcripts, prepare for the SAT or ACT, develop strong writing skills, and build academic confidence before college. They can also guide students through rigorous coursework, help with dual enrollment, or provide subject expertise that strengthens college applications. Many colleges actively recruit homeschooled students, and personalized tutoring helps ensure your student is fully prepared.

Varsity Tutors connects you with tutors who have experience working with homeschooled students and understand the unique flexibility and structure of homeschool education. When you share your curriculum, learning goals, and student's needs, you'll be matched with a tutor whose expertise and teaching approach align with your homeschool philosophy and academic priorities.