FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
If you are a parent looking for a tutor for your child, make sure he or she is open to the idea and willing to work one-on-one with someone. If your child is young or has attention deficit issues, it may be preferable to schedule daily 15-minute sessions rather than an hour a week.
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
Results will not magically appear with an occasional hour session every week or two. When committing to tutoring to raise grades and build a student's confidence, you need to schedule regular sessions and stick with it. I have had amazing results in the cases where there was the most regularity. Also it's important to remember that an occasional tutoring session is not a quick fix. Raising grades and test scores takes the effort of all involved. I believe in communication among student, teacher, parent, and tutor. One of us working harder than the rest can't do it alone. We are a team. I work as hard as I can, but it is ultimately the student who needs to take the tests.