Yes. Varsity Tutors connects you with tutors who can support whatever curriculum you're using—whether it's a structured program like Classical Conversations or Saxon Math, a more flexible approach, or a combination of resources. During your initial consultation, you can discuss your specific curriculum and learning goals so the tutor can align their instruction with what you're already doing at home.

Many homeschooled students struggle with staying on pace in math and science, where hands-on explanation and real-time problem-solving are especially valuable. Others find it difficult to maintain consistency across subjects or need help preparing for standardized tests and college entrance exams. Personalized tutoring addresses these gaps by providing expert guidance in specific subjects and helping students build confidence in areas where they feel less prepared.

Your first session is an opportunity for the tutor to understand your student's current level, learning style, and goals. They'll assess what your student already knows, identify areas that need support, and discuss how to integrate tutoring with your homeschool routine. This conversation helps establish a personalized plan that fits your family's schedule and academic objectives.

Varsity Tutors connects homeschooled students in Milwaukee with tutors across all major subjects—math, science, English, history, foreign languages, and test preparation for the SAT, ACT, and AP exams. Whether your student needs foundational support in elementary math or advanced help with calculus or chemistry, you can find an expert tutor matched to your needs.

Tutoring can be scheduled around your homeschool calendar and family's unique routine. Many families find it helpful to have consistent weekly sessions, while others prefer more flexible arrangements during busy seasons or when tackling particularly challenging topics. You work directly with your tutor to establish a schedule that supports your homeschool plan.

Varsity Tutors matches you with tutors based on your student's subject needs, grade level, and learning goals. You can discuss your homeschool approach, curriculum, and any specific challenges when connecting with a tutor. Most families find that a tutor with relevant subject expertise and experience working with independent learners is the best fit for supporting homeschooled students.

Progress looks different for each student—it might be mastery of a difficult concept, improved confidence in a subject, better organization of work, or stronger performance on assessments. Your tutor can track progress through regular check-ins, completed assignments, and discussions about what's working. Many homeschooling families also see improvements in their student's independence and ability to tackle challenging material on their own.