The best tutors in Raleigh, NC

Yes. North Carolina public schools give End-of-Grade (EOG) tests in reading and math in grades 3–8, plus science in grades 5 and 8, and End-of-Course (EOC) tests in NC Math 1, NC Math 3, English II and Biology. Several local centers, including The Burke Learning Center and Resource Room, list EOG/EOC prep among their services.

Yes. North Carolina gives the ACT to public school juniors during the school day, so many families here prepare for the ACT as well as the SAT. Local test-prep providers such as Forgione Tutoring, Mindspire and Raleigh Tutoring cover both exams.

Many Wake County Public School System schools run year-round calendars, where students rotate through multi-week 'track-out' breaks. Coding and enrichment centers such as iCode Fuquay-Varina schedule camps around those breaks, so ask about track-out options if your child attends a year-round school.

Hill Learning Center in Durham offers Orton-Gillingham-based tutoring and executive function support for students with learning differences. LearningRx (Raleigh and Cary) offers cognitive training, and Unique Expressions Tutoring Services in Cary focuses on children with learning differences. Families of students with an IEP can ask whether a provider accepts North Carolina's ESA+ education student account funds.

Yes. Durham Literacy Center offers adult literacy and GED tutoring and ESOL classes, and Orange Literacy in Carrboro offers free one-on-one reading, writing, math, computer and English instruction for adults.