In Vietnam, tutoring is a popular part-time job for university students. Nonetheless, finding a suitable job for both tutors and parents can be a challenging task. While students can search for tutoring jobs through social network groups or agents, the prevalence of scams and threats from unscrupulous agents is a cause for concern. This state of affairs is unacceptable. Conversely, parents are willing to pay a premium for exceptional tutors, however, finding a suitable tutor for their children can be time-consuming. This situation presents an opportunity for Kyons to serve as a bridge to connect this gap.