A private tutor for high school
In high school every subject leads to the Bagrut: 3, 4 or 5-unit math, English, science, and tech tracks like computer science and electrical engineering. The teacher goes through the class material with your child, step by step.
Grades 10–12
Start for free45 free lesson minutes · No credit card · Paid plan after that, cancel anytime
High school subjects
- Math
Quadratic Equations and Inequalities · Trigonometry · Sequences · Probability and Statistics
- English
Bagrut-Level Reading Comprehension · Writing: Essays and Letters · Bagrut Oral Exam · English Literature
- Hebrew Language
Comprehension and Expression · Syntax · Morphology · Expository and Argumentative Writing
- Physics
Kinematics: motion · Dynamics and Newton's Laws · Work and Energy · Momentum
- Chemistry
Atomic structure and the periodic table · Chemical bonding · Stoichiometry and the Mole · Oxidation-Reduction
- Biology
The Cell · The Human Body · Ecology · Genetics and Heredity
- Computer Science
Computer Science Basics · Data structures · Recursion · Object-Oriented Programming
- History
Nationalism and Zionism · World War II and the Holocaust · The Founding of the State of Israel · Israel's early years
- Geography and Environment
Physical Geography · Humans and the Environment · Sustainable Development · Reading maps and data
- Bible Studies
Law and Justice in the Torah · Prophecy and Society · Wisdom Literature · Interpretive Writing and the Bagrut Exam
- Literature
Hebrew and world poetry · Short Stories and Novellas · Novel · Drama
- Civics
The Declaration of Independence · Human and Civil Rights · Branches of government · How Israel's government works
- Arabic
Reading Comprehension · Advanced Grammar · Translation · Conversation and oral Bagrut
- Electricity and Electronics
Ohm's Law and Electric Circuits · Resistors in Series and Parallel · Kirchhoff's Laws · Capacitors and inductors
- Mechanical Engineering
Statics · Strength of Materials · Technical drawing · Machines and mechanisms
- Industrial Engineering and Management
Production and Operations Management · Operations Research · Statistics and Quality Control · Economics and Management
- Biotechnology
Cell structure · Molecular Genetics · Genetic Engineering · Microbiology
- Civil Engineering and Architecture
Architectural drawing · History of Architecture · Structures and building materials · Structural Statics
- Environmental Science
Ecosystems · Water Resources · Air and Soil Pollution · Energy and Resources
- Agricultural Science
Soil and plants · Field Crops and Orchards · Farm Animals · Irrigation and Agricultural Technology
- Social Sciences
Sociology: Society and Culture · Psychology: Learning, Memory and Personality · Research methods · Statistics in the Social Sciences
- Economics and Business Management
Supply and Demand · Markets and prices · Macroeconomics: GDP, inflation and unemployment · Money and Banks
- Philosophy
What is philosophy? · Ethics · Epistemology · Political Philosophy
- Media and Film
Mass Media · Journalism and News · Advertising and PR · Film language
- Oral Torah and Talmud
Gemara: Sugyot · Halakha and Rulings · Sources and Commentators · Bagrut Prep
- Jewish Thought
Jewish Thought and Philosophy · Maimonides and the Kuzari · Free choice · The Jewish People and the Land of Israel
- Jewish-Israeli Culture
Values and Issues · Sources and Creative Work · Identity and Culture
- French
Advanced Grammar · Reading Comprehension · Writing · Speaking and oral expression
- Spanish
Advanced Grammar · Reading Comprehension · Writing · Speaking and oral expression
- Russian
Advanced Grammar · Reading Comprehension · Writing · Speaking and oral expression
- Chinese
Characters and Vocabulary · Grammar · Reading comprehension · Conversation
- Music
Harmony · History of Music · Literary Analysis · Bagrut Prep
What's a lesson like?
Your child talks with the teacher out loud, like a video call, and asks about anything unclear.
The teacher explains, writes and draws on a shared board, and your child solves along on the same board.
Snap a photo of a worksheet or homework and work through it, one problem at a time.
Parents get a report: study time, what went well and what needs more practice.
By school stage
FAQ
- How do I start for free?
- Just sign in, enter your child's name and grade, and the lesson starts right away. Every family gets 45 free lesson minutes in any subject, counted by actual lesson time. The first 15 minutes need no phone or credit card; for the rest, a parent verifies their phone number. After that, pick a paid plan and cancel anytime.
- Can I get help with homework and tests?
- Yes. Snap a photo of a homework page, and the teacher works through it with your child, one problem at a time. Add a test to the test calendar and get a day-by-day study plan leading up to it.
- Which subjects and grades?
- 33 subjects, from Grade 1 through Grade 12 and Bagrut: math, English, Hebrew language, science, history, Bible, technology majors, languages and Jewish studies.
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Sign in, enter your child's name and grade, and the lesson begins. 45 free lesson minutes, no credit card.
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