Assignment help for students in Canada
Canadian courses are graded on a mix of essays, lab reports, problem sets, case studies and exams, and each university sets its own grading scale. A tutor who teaches your subject reads the assignment brief and rubric with you, explains the method, and gives feedback on your drafts so you can write the work yourself.
How grading works at Canadian universities
There is no national grading scale in Canada. Some universities report percentages, others letter grades on a 4.0, 4.3 or 9-point GPA scale, and the cut-off for an A or a B can differ between universities in the same province. A tutor works from your course outline and rubric, so the feedback matches how your course is actually marked.
Citation styles used in Canada
APA 7 is the most common style in psychology, education, nursing, business and the social sciences, MLA 9 in English and the humanities, and Chicago in history. Law schools use the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (the McGill Guide). Tutors explain in-text citations and reference lists in whichever style your course requires.
College, CEGEP and high school
Tutors also support college diploma courses, CEGEP courses in Quebec, and high school courses such as Ontario Grade 11 and 12 university-preparation (U) courses towards the OSSD, including Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Chemistry, Physics and English.
Professional programmes
For nursing students, tutors help with care plans, reflective writing and NCLEX-RN style practice questions. For accounting and business students, they cover the financial reporting, management accounting and case-analysis skills that university courses build towards the CPA Canada route.
Universities students come from
- University of Toronto
- University of British Columbia
- McGill University
- McMaster University
- University of Alberta
- University of Waterloo
- University of Ottawa
- Western University
- Queen's University
- York University
How it works
Share your assignment brief, marking criteria and deadline. You are matched with a tutor who teaches your subject, and you work through the task together, by message or in a live one-to-one session. See assignment help for what support includes, and browse subjects and tutor profiles.
Frequently asked questions
Do tutors know Canadian university grading?
Yes. Because each university sets its own scale, the tutor works from your course outline and rubric rather than a general standard, whether your course reports percentages or letter grades.
Which referencing style should I use at a Canadian university?
Usually APA 7 in the social sciences, nursing and business, MLA 9 in the humanities, and the McGill Guide in law. Your course outline names the required style.
Can a tutor help with CEGEP or Ontario Grade 12 courses?
Yes. Tutors cover CEGEP courses and Grade 11 and 12 courses such as Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Chemistry and Physics, with practice questions and feedback.
What time are sessions available in Canada?
Sessions are booked at a time that suits you, from Newfoundland to Pacific time, including evenings and weekends.