Online maths tutoring · Grades 1–12A maths lesson from home – this is what it looks like

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A one-to-one lesson over video call, with a shared board. The teacher sees every step of the working and helps straight away – and you don't have to travel anywhere.

The lesson window: the teacher's and the student's cameras and a shared board with a solved system of linear equations
  • shared board – you both write on it, live
  • teacher and student – in the corner
  • earlier boards and homework – right here
  • nothing to install – just a browser

Do online lessons really work?

Compare them with a tutor you have to travel to – line by line.

Lessons with a tutor in person and Mokli lessons online
Tutor in personMokli online
TravelTutor in personDrive there, wait, drive back.Mokli onlineYou join from home in one click.
Lesson materialsTutor in personThey stay in an exercise book – if it doesn’t get lost.Mokli onlineEvery lesson board is saved in the portal.
What parents seeTutor in personAs much as the child tells them.Mokli onlineThe teacher’s feedback and a monthly report.
HomeworkTutor in personChecked at the next lesson.Mokli onlineA photo to the portal – the teacher checks it.
Plans changeTutor in personYou phone and arrange it.Mokli onlineYou move the lesson yourself, at least 2 hours ahead.
The teacher isn’t a good fitTutor in personYou start searching again.Mokli onlineWe change the teacher free of charge.

One lesson online – from start to finish

What happens before, during and after the lesson – and what you see on screen at the time.

  1. In advanceany time

    ‘Plans changed?’

    Lesson times – in your schedule

    You move a lesson to another time yourself, at least 2 hours ahead. Lessons are once or several times a week, to fit your timetable, and the portal counts down to the next one.

    The schedule in the portal: the next lesson, the time until it and the week’s lessons
  2. 16:555 min before the lesson

    ‘Will we need to install anything?’

    You join in one click

    No – the lesson runs in the browser. A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone is enough (built-in ones are fine). The portal checks them before you join, so there are no surprises at the start of the lesson.

  3. 17:00the lesson

    ‘Will the teacher see how my child works it out?’

    You solve it together – on one board

    Yes – both of you write on the same board in real time. Just one student, no groups: the teacher sees every step, so they spot a mistake straight away, not in the test. Connection dropped? When you are back, you are in the same lesson again, and the board has not gone anywhere.

    The shared lesson board: a system of linear equations solved by elimination, and its graph
  4. In the eveningor the next day

    Homework – from a phone

    Tasks matched to your child’s level. You photograph the solution and upload it to the portal – the teacher checks it. Parents see what has been set and what is already done.

    Homework on a phone: the task, the due date and uploading the solution
  5. Laterin the portal

    ‘Will parents know what is going on?’

    The board is saved, parents see the progress

    Yes. You can go back to every lesson’s board at any time, the teacher writes what went well and what to work on, and every month parents get a report.

    The teacher’s feedback in the portal: what went well and what to go over again

Preparing for exams online

In the same one-to-one lessons: in the trial lesson the teacher assesses the level, then you work on exam-style tasks, and the monthly report shows parents how close the goal is.

Preparing for the maths NMPP (in Lithuanian)

Grades 4 and 8

The national achievement tests. We fill the gaps and learn to tackle test-style tasks calmly, without stress.

Preparing for the maths PUPP (in Lithuanian)

Grade 10

The lower-secondary achievement test. We revise the lower-secondary course and lay solid foundations for grades 11–12.

Preparing for the maths VBE (in Lithuanian)

Grades 11–12

The state school-leaving exam. Part I is taken in Grade 11, Part II in Grade 12. We revise the topics and work through past papers.

WHAT PARENTS SAY ABOUT OUR TUTORS

4.9 / 5 – rated by 213 families · reviews translated from LithuanianOur teachers’ ratings on paslaugos.lt and other sites
Ritonė Š.
Student’s mum
“My son and I are both delighted: he is in grade 8 and has a lot of gaps, yet his results are improving and his confidence is growing. It also matters a great deal that Karolis can get him interested in maths and knows how to talk to a teenager. Our very best recommendations.”
Ineta K.
Student’s mum
“A great tutor – explains clearly and is polite. A big THANK YOU. We recommend him!!!”
Rasa S.
Student’s mum
“A great, patient, flexible tutor. He knows how to build a connection with a child, takes their needs into account and explains tasks clearly. I recommend him.”

Would you recommend us too? Invite a family you know – you and they each get €10 off a monthly payment. How it works (in Lithuanian)

Clear pricing – you pay only for lessons

No hidden or registration fees, no long-term contracts. The more lessons a week, the lower the price.

Included in the price: a one-to-one lesson, marked homework, a monthly report for parents and a free change of teacher.

Didn’t like the first lesson? We’ll change the teacher for free.
No commitment: change or pause lessons whenever you need to.
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Preparing for the grade 11 interim tests and the maths VBE.
Price per lesson
FAQ

Still have questions?

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info@mokli.lt

Yes. In a one-to-one lesson what matters most is that the teacher sees how the student thinks – on the shared board they see every step of the working in real time. The time saved on travel goes into learning, and all the lesson materials stay in the portal.

A computer or tablet, an internet connection, a camera and a microphone – built-in ones are fine. There is nothing to install: the lesson runs in the browser.

We recommend a computer or tablet. Much of the lesson is spent solving on the board, and on a phone screen the problems and diagrams are too small.

When the connection is back, you rejoin the same lesson. The working written on the board does not go anywhere.

Yes. Every lesson’s board is saved in the portal, and the lesson history shows the topics and the teacher’s feedback.

Yes – in the portal you move the lesson to another time yourself, at least 2 hours before it starts. Each lesson can be moved once, to any free time in the teacher’s schedule.

The teacher sets homework and a due date. The student uploads photos of the solution in the portal and the teacher reviews them – so you see not only whether the work is done, but also what the teacher said about it.

A one-to-one lesson in which the teacher gets to know your child and assesses their level. It costs €5, and if the teacher is not the right fit, a second trial lesson with another teacher is free.

From €22 to €30 per lesson – depending on the grade and the number of lessons per week. See prices