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What are your tutoring rates?
Introductory Session: $50/Hr (High School), $60/Hr (University). Our founder studied on a full-ride scholarship and, with limited financial resources, was able to put himself through school, owing a lot to his community. Now, our business operates by the motto "Education accessible for all." Book a lesson with us, and if we're a good fit, we'll ensure that budgeting for lessons is your last worry.
How can I track my child's progress?
We keep you informed! Track your child's progress with regular reports from their tutor, view lesson plans and schedule weekly calls to discuss their learning journey.
Can we schedule a trial session to assess compatibility and teaching style?
Certainly! You can absolutely schedule a trial session with one of our tutors to assess compatibility and teaching style. This allows you and your child to experience our tutoring approach firsthand and determine if it aligns with your expectations and learning goals.
What is your experience working with students who have learning disabilities?
Our tutors are experienced with various learning disabilities and ADHD, using their training to tailor tutoring aligned with your child's IEP/504 plan. They utilize multisensory learning and one-on-one tutoring to cater to each student's unique needs.
Do tutors provide assistance with homework or additional resources?
Our tutors not only provide assistance with homework but also offer additional resources, such as practice materials and worksheets, to reinforce the learning process. We aim to help build a strong foundation for the subject matter.
How is NAT better than all SAT tutors near me?
What makes us specialized and great is our experience and our ability to offer one-on-one guidance. The SAT is not meant to be taught in groups, as every student has their own needs. We follow the "sinking ship" approach, identifying and correcting mistakes to steadily improve scores. Another distinguishing factor is we have access to some unreleased official SAT tests.