Premium Humanities Tutoring Online
The same expert humanities tutoring families trust across Silicon Valley, delivered through live virtual sessions. Screen sharing for document analysis, flexible scheduling, and the analytical depth that AP History, government, and economics demand.
Humanities Skills We Teach Online
Every humanities student gets a plan built around what they actually need, delivered through live virtual sessions with the same expert tutors and the same rigorous approach.
AP US History Where Most Families Start
From the founding era through the modern period. We build historical thinking skills: sourcing documents, tracing cause and effect, and constructing evidence-based arguments. Screen sharing makes document analysis seamless, and online sessions let students review recordings to reinforce key concepts.
AP World History
Ancient civilizations through the contemporary era. Comparative analysis, thematic connections, and the kind of global perspective that AP and college courses demand. Virtual sessions make it easy to pull up maps, timelines, and primary sources in real time.
AP Government & Politics
Constitutional foundations, civil liberties, political institutions, and policy analysis. Online sessions let us reference court cases, legislation, and current events together on screen, building the deep understanding that goes well beyond surface-level memorization.
Economics
Micro and macroeconomics, supply and demand, market structures, and fiscal policy. Clear frameworks for understanding how economies work. Virtual whiteboards make graphing supply curves and modeling market dynamics intuitive and interactive.
DBQ & Essay Skills
Document-based questions, argumentative writing, and historical analysis essays. Online sessions are ideal for essay coaching: we review drafts on screen together, annotate in real time, and build the writing habits that earn top scores on AP exams.
Social Studies & Geography
Civics, cultural studies, geography, and current events. Building the contextual knowledge and critical thinking that make every humanities class easier and every classroom discussion sharper.
Aidan helped me understand subjects I was struggling with. He explains things in a way that actually makes sense and sticks with you.
Common Questions About Online Humanities Tutoring
How do online humanities sessions work?
Sessions happen live over video call with screen sharing. We review documents, annotate essays, and walk through primary sources together in real time. Students see everything on their own screen and can reference session materials afterward. It feels like sitting at the same table, just without the commute.
What technology do we need for online sessions?
A computer or tablet with a webcam, a stable internet connection, and a quiet place to work. That is all. We handle the video platform, shared documents, and any digital tools used during the session. No special software to install.
Is online tutoring as effective as in-person for humanities?
For humanities, online sessions are often more effective than in-person. Document analysis, essay review, and source work all benefit from screen sharing, where both tutor and student can see and annotate the same material simultaneously. The same expert tutors, the same depth, just delivered virtually.
Can you help with AP History and Government courses online?
Absolutely. We tutor AP US History, AP World History, AP European History, and AP Government online. Students often take multiple AP humanities courses simultaneously, and we help them manage the reading load, master document analysis, and write the kind of argumentative essays that earn top scores.
What does online humanities tutoring cost?
Engagements typically start at $100/hour. We discuss fit, goals, and the right session cadence during the free consultation before making any recommendations.
History is more than memorization. Let's build real understanding.
A 20-minute conversation about where your student's humanities skills actually stand, what's causing the frustration, and what a realistic plan forward looks like. No package pitch. Just a straight answer.