Private online lessons in Morocco
An online tutor for school support, from primary school to the Bac and university, from home
With TutinGo, the student takes their private lesson by video with a tutor chosen from 172 teachers based in 39 Moroccan cities. Online school support takes place in our virtual classroom, right in the browser: no commute, nothing to install, and access to a specialist tutor even if no one teaches that subject in your area.
How does an online lesson work?
Tutor and student see and hear each other as if face to face, from a computer or tablet.
Calculations, diagrams, geometric figures: the tutor writes, the student answers on the same board.
To correct an exercise, show a document or code together.
Worksheets, exam papers and answers are shared in the lesson space, and messaging stays open between lessons.
Lessons from 30 to 240 minutes, with extensions possible during the lesson (50 MAD for 30 min, 80 MAD for an hour).
A parent can book and pay for their child, and follow the lesson history and the tutor's notes.
Why choose an online tutor?
The right tutor, not just the nearest
At home, you choose among tutors who travel to your area. Online, you choose among every tutor on the platform, by subject, level, experience and rate.
Schedules that adapt
With no commute, a one-hour lesson takes one hour. It fits more easily after school, in the evening or between revision sessions, and an extra lesson before a test is quick to arrange.
Anywhere in Morocco and abroad
Students in smaller towns reach the same tutors as those in Casablanca or Rabat, and diaspora families keep support that follows the Moroccan curriculum.
Every subject online
Our online tutors cover 51 subjects. The most requested:
From primary school to the Bac and beyond
Each tutor lists the levels they teach. Number of online tutors per level:
Some of our online tutors
Complete profiles, verified tutors first. Use the search to filter by subject, level and rate.
How much does a private online lesson cost?
Each tutor sets their rate, with a platform minimum of 100 MAD per hour. The median rate of online tutors is 150 MAD, and most charge between 100 and 200 MAD per hour.
The rate is the same for online and home lessons, and the fee is included in the price shown. Payment is by bank card (Payzone), Moroccan or international, or with the TutinGo wallet, top-up by card, bank transfer or cash.
What you need for an online lesson
- A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone (a headset greatly improves sound).
- A stable internet connection: fibre, ADSL or 4G.
- A recent browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari): nothing to install.
- A quiet place, with the student's notebook and textbook at hand.
How it works
- Choose your tutorFilter by level, city and rate, then compare profiles: background, levels taught, introduction video and student reviews.
- Book a time slotPick a date in the tutor's calendar, or post a lesson request and receive proposals from available tutors.
- Take the lesson, pay securelyBy card (Payzone), with your TutinGo wallet, or in cash to the tutor if they accept it. If the first lesson doesn't suit you, we refund you or suggest another tutor at no cost.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a private online lesson cost in Morocco?
On TutinGo, the minimum rate is 100 MAD per hour; most online tutors charge between 100 and 200 MAD, with a median rate of 150 MAD. There is no subscription or sign-up fee.
Is an online lesson as effective as a home lesson?
For most middle school, high school and university students, yes: the tutor explains, writes and corrects on the shared whiteboard as on paper. For younger children, who focus on a screen for less time, shorter lessons or a home lesson may suit better.
Do I need to install any software?
No. The virtual classroom runs in the browser: just log in to your TutinGo account at lesson time and join the session.
How long is a lesson?
From 30 to 240 minutes, depending on what you book. If needed, the lesson can be extended along the way: 50 MAD for 30 minutes, 80 MAD for an hour.
Can I take an online lesson from abroad?
Yes. Lessons take place in the virtual classroom wherever you are, and payment accepts international bank cards. A practical option for diaspora children following the Moroccan curriculum.
What if the first lesson doesn't suit me?
There is no commitment: you book lesson by lesson. If the first lesson doesn't suit you, we refund you or suggest another tutor at no cost.