English & Humanities
Government and civics tutoring
How American government works, from the Constitution to elections.
About government and civics lessons
Civics helps learners understand how decisions are made and how to take part. Tutors explain the key ideas and help with written arguments.
What lessons can cover
- The Constitution and Bill of Rights
- Branches of government
- Elections and political participation
- Landmark Supreme Court cases
- AP U.S. Government exam practice
Every learner is different, so your tutor will tailor lessons to the learner’s goals.
How it works
Getting started with government and civics tutoring
Step 1: Send a request
Tell us the level, whether you’d like lessons online or in person, and what you want from government and civics lessons.
Step 2: Meet your tutor
We match you with a vetted tutor who teaches this subject at the right level and fits your schedule.
Step 3: Make progress
Your tutor plans lessons around your goals and checks progress as you go.
Questions
Government and civics tutoring FAQs
Are lessons online or in person?
Either. Online lessons take place over video, so you can learn from anywhere in the U.S. In-person lessons depend on a suitable tutor being available near you. You can choose either option when you request a tutor.
How long is each lesson?
A standard lesson is one hour. If a shorter or longer session would suit the learner better, let us know when you request a tutor.
What does it cost?
You pay us a set hourly price that depends on the learner’s level, rather than negotiating with each tutor. See our pricing page for details.
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