Home maths tutoring in Casablanca
A maths tutor near you, from primary school to the Bac and CPGE
Why a maths tutor in Casablanca?
Students in Casablanca sit the same exams as everywhere in Morocco, but the regional exams (3rd year of middle school and 1st year of the Bac) are set and marked by the Casablanca-Settat Regional Academy. A tutor from the city knows the pace of local schools and the kind of papers set in the academy.
Casablanca students follow very different tracks: Arabic-language public schools, private schools, BIOF streams where maths is taught in French, and French-curriculum schools. Before booking, check on the tutor's profile which levels and curriculum they know, so the student finds the same notation and vocabulary as in class.
Getting around such a large city takes time. A home lesson spares the student a trip across town after school; an online lesson lets you choose among every tutor, even those living at the other end of Casablanca.
Levels covered
Primary school
13 tutorsArithmetic, fractions, geometry; preparation for the 6th-grade provincial exam.
Middle school
19 tutorsAlgebra, equations, Pythagoras and Thales; preparation for the Casablanca-Settat Academy 3rd-year regional exam.
High school & Bac
11 tutorsCommon core, 1st Bac (regional exam) and 2nd Bac (national exam) in maths, physics, life sciences and economics streams.
Preparatory classes (CPGE)
3 tutorsMPSI, PCSI, TSI: course review, oral tests and preparation for the National Common Entrance Exam (CNC).
University & schools
3 tutorsVocational training
1 tutorOur tutors in Casablanca
28 maths tutors are registered in Casablanca or its surrounding towns. Here are some complete profiles; use the search to filter by level and rate.
Where do lessons take place in Casablanca?
Each tutor states on their profile where they are willing to travel: often "Casablanca and surroundings" or a radius around their home. Before booking a home lesson, check that your neighbourhood is covered or ask the tutor through the messaging.
If no tutor travels near you, online lessons give you access to TutinGo's 85 maths tutors across Morocco.
Lesson rates in Casablanca
In Casablanca, maths lessons start at 100 MAD per hour; half of the tutors charge 150 MAD or less, and most charge between 120 and 200 MAD.
Each tutor sets their rate depending on the level and their experience. The price shown on their profile is the price you pay, commission included, with no subscription or sign-up fee.
At home or online?
At home
The tutor comes to your home at the agreed time. The student works in a familiar setting with their own exercise books and textbook, and parents can talk with the tutor after the lesson.
Online
The lesson takes place in TutinGo's virtual classroom, with a shared whiteboard for calculations and figures. No commute: handy at rush hour or for a revision session the night before a test.
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 home maths lesson cost in Casablanca?
On TutinGo, maths lessons in Casablanca start at 100 MAD per hour, and most are between 120 and 200 MAD. Each tutor's rate is shown on their profile, commission included.
Can the tutor come to my neighbourhood?
Each tutor states their travel area on their profile. Our maths tutors are registered in Casablanca and in nearby towns (Dar Bouazza, Tit Mellil, Bouskoura). If your area is not covered, you can take online lessons with the same tutor.
How should my child prepare for the regional or national maths exam?
The 1st Bac regional exam is set by the Casablanca-Settat Academy; the 2nd Bac national exam is the same across Morocco. One or two lessons a week during the year, then sessions on past papers before the exam, work better than a last-minute crash course.
My child studies maths in French: is that possible?
Yes. Tell the tutor which language maths is taught in at school (Arabic, or French in BIOF streams, private schools or the French curriculum). They will use the same vocabulary as the teacher.
Do I have to commit to several lessons?
No, you book lesson by lesson. If the first lesson does not suit you, we refund you or suggest another tutor at no extra cost.