tutor
/ˈtuːtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who teaches or gives instruction in a particular subject or skill, especially privately.
“She hired a tutor to help her son with his math homework.”
2. verb
To act as a tutor, especially for a particular subject or skill.
“He tutors his friends in Spanish.”
3. verb
To train or instruct in a particular skill or activity.
“She tutors the horse for the upcoming competition.”