The best tutors in Miami, FL

Yes. Florida replaced the FSA with FAST (Florida Assessment of Student Thinking) progress monitoring, which tests reading in grades 3–10 and math in grades 3–8 three times a year and is aligned to Florida's B.E.S.T. standards. Many centers and tutors listed here offer school-year math and reading support for these grades; ask them how their program lines up with B.E.S.T. and your child's FAST reports.

For the Class of 2027, the Florida Academic Scholars award requires a 1330 SAT, 29 ACT or 95 CLT (with a 3.5 weighted GPA), and the Florida Medallion Scholars award requires a 1190 SAT, 24 ACT or 82 CLT. The state has announced higher thresholds for the Class of 2028, so check the current figures with your school counselor or Florida's Office of Student Financial Assistance before setting a target score.

Many Miami families want bilingual support, and many local tutors speak Spanish. We list a language only when the provider states it, so if you need Spanish-language sessions, ask each provider directly whether a Spanish-speaking tutor is available for your child's subject and grade.

Yes, for the nearest suburbs. Weston, Pembroke Pines and Fort Lauderdale are in Broward County Public Schools, while the rest of the areas here are in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. Several in-home tutoring franchises split South Florida into separate territories, so contact the office that covers your zip code.

Centers offer structured programs and set schedules; in-home and online tutors save drive time, which matters in Miami traffic, especially for families in Kendall, Homestead or on Key Biscayne. For diagnosed learning differences such as dyslexia, look for a certified structured-literacy specialist.