r/tutor
23k members
r/tutor is a subreddit with 23k members. The community frequently discusses tutor, math, tutoring, online, and physics, and the most common flair used is for hire, language, discussion, hiring, and math.
A place to search for a tutor or offer your tutoring services. Also open to discussions or questions about tutoring. Basically anything tutoring related as long as there is no academic dishonesty. Academic dishonesty is not tolerated.
Popular Topics in r/tutor
#1
Tutor
145 posts
#2
Math
82 posts
#3
Tutoring
81 posts
#4
Online
64 posts
#5
Physics
34 posts
#6
English
25 posts
#7
Onlinelearning
21 posts
#8
Chemistry
15 posts
#9
Russian
14 posts
#10
Cs
14 posts
Flair Used in r/tutor
#1
For Hire
: "15 Years on Opera Stages - Here is my framework to fix unstable voices."
13 posts
#2
Language
: "Certified Russian Tutor | Interactive Lessons & Custom Materials"
4 posts
#3
Discussion
: "Looking for Advice to Start Tutoring as an IBDP Year 2 Student (High School Senior)"
3 posts
#4
Hiring
: "GET 1:1 MED STUDENT MENTORSHIP or become a tutor yourself!"
2 posts
#5
Math
: "Anyone needs a tutor?"
2 posts
#6
Biology
: "CAIE IGCSE, AS, and A Level Biology tutor"
1 post
#7
Chemistry
: "IF u are struggling with igcse chemistry and you are sitting in octnov 26 or mayjune 27 this post is for u"
1 post
#8
Statistics
: "Online Course for Stat’s"
1 post
#9
English
: "English LangLit / DT / Geography Tutoring - M26 Graduate"
1 post
#10
CS
: "Waterloo CS student offering Python, PyTorch, and AI/ML tutoring — learn to build and train real AI models"
1 post
Member Growth in r/tutor
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+5k members(30.0%)
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Last updated: July 12, 2026