HOW DO TUTORS HELP

We believe that many problems stem from a lack of confidence. An ineffective teacher, illness or a learning difficulty (or even just dealing with the pressures of growing up) can reduce the child’s confidence so that they no longer enjoy school in general, or studying in particular. This can lead to frustration and behavioural problems. Individual tuition bridges this gap by getting to the root of the problem. Working together, the tutor and the child can re-build the child’s self esteem and restore their will to try again.

The tutor’s job is to restore your child’s self-belief and quickly get them back on the track to academic success. They will also show them how assert themselves in class: to ask questions when they are interested and to seek help when they don’t know the answers. The tutor makes them realise that they already know much more than they are aware of and will show them how to apply that knowledge for maximum impact.
What else can a good tutor do?

As well as the academic essentials, the best tutors will pass on essential life skills: including motivation, time management, organization and self-confidence. They will help your children to see beyond their immediate frustrations, giving them the tools they need to succeed in exams and beyond. With school and university entry becoming increasingly competitive, a holistic approach that tackles all aspects of the child’s education is essential. Parents can get the best results from their child’s tutor by working closely with them.

After-School Learning Centre

After-School Learning Centre can structure your child’s work to suit the entrance requirements. There is no limit to the LEVEL which a child may attain as we do not constrain children by their age or school year.

Children in Years 10 and 11 will follow the National Curriculum, unless a parent requires a particular topic to be highlighted.

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