Helping your child in an Israeli school shouldn't require perfect Hebrew.
Whether it's gan-age English, 5-point math bagrut, or a child who just made aliyah mid-year, here's exactly how to find the right help.
Finding a tutor in 3 steps
1 · Search the directory
Filter by subject, grade, region, budget, language, school system, and specialized support (such as ADHD or new-olim klita). Profiles show experience, teaching approach, and the tutor's real hourly rate, look for the Verified badge where credentials matter to you.
Open the directory →2 · Contact 2–3 tutors
Message tutors directly from their profile, most are one WhatsApp tap away. Tell them your child's grade, school type, and what's hard right now. Most offer an intro meeting, use it to check chemistry, which matters more than anything.
3 · Start lessons
Agree on schedule and rate directly with the tutor. If it's not working after a few lessons, come back and try someone else. The right fit is worth one more search.
Common situations
We just made aliyah
Tutors who list klita support for new olim: help closing the Hebrew gap.
School English is too easy
English class in Israel is built for Hebrew speakers. Tutors who teach English at school level, for children already fluent in it.
Bagrut is coming
Tutors who list bagrut preparation among their specialties, across the sciences and the essay subjects.
Learning differences
Tutors who list experience with ADHD, learning disabilities, reading struggles, and school anxiety.
Parent FAQ
Does it cost anything to use Anglo Tutors?+
Searching, browsing profiles, and contacting tutors costs nothing. You pay only the tutor, directly, at the rate shown on their profile.
How do I pay the tutor?+
You pay the tutor directly, at the rate shown on their profile. Most tutors accept cash, Bit, Paybox, or bank transfer. Simply agree on the method together at your first lesson.
What does the 'Verified' badge actually mean?+
Verified tutors have shown our team their degrees, teaching certificates, or specialist licenses, and we've confirmed the documents match what their profile claims. Tutors without the badge are still screened before listing, but haven't completed the document check. Many are university students or community tutors listing at lower rates. The badge tells you which claims we've checked, so you can decide what matters for your child.
My child just made aliyah and is drowning in Hebrew. Where do I start?+
Start with our klita support page, or filter for 'New Olim support (klita)' under Specialized Support. Those tutors list work with new olim among their specialties. Message a few and ask how they'd approach your child's stage, since the right answer differs a lot between a child who arrived last month and one who has been here two years.
What's a reasonable price for tutoring in Israel?+
Rates on the site run from about ₪85 to ₪220 per hour. Veteran teachers and bagrut/psychometric specialists sit at the higher end; university students and homework-help tutors at the lower end. Many tutors offer olim discounts, sliding scale, or a free intro meeting, you can filter for all three.
Can lessons be online?+
Yes, filter by 'Online' format. Many families mix: online during the week, in-person before big exams.
What if I don't find the right tutor?+
Message our concierge with your child's subject, grade, city, and budget. We'll match you by hand, including with newly-joined tutors who aren't fully listed yet.
How do I know if my child needs a tutor or something more?+
If your child struggles across many subjects, or the school has raised concerns about attention, reading, or anxiety, consider a didactic assessment (ivchun) before investing in subject tutoring. Several tutors on the site list learning differences among their specialties and may be able to help you figure out the right next step.