pupils guide to our tuition services.

• Your tutor will be taking the role of a ‘teacher’ in your sessions. 
• Your tutoring will either take place online or face to face - you will be advised of which before it starts.
• You will be tutored either on a one to one basis or in a small group (of usually no more than 3)
• They will ask you some questions to help them get to know you, such as your likes and dislikes and the style of learning that suits you best.
• They will set lessons for you to complete, you may also have some extra tasks to do in between sessions.
• They will work with you to enhance your learning in certain subjects and build your confidence.
• They will give you feedback and listen to your thoughts and opinions.

We are committed to your academic success, therefore we encourage our students to approach each session with readiness and enthusiasm. This means:

• Logging in promptly and ensuring you have all necessary materials at hand, whether it's pens, pencils, or calculators. 

• Minimising distractions such as silencing phones and iPads so you can fully engage in the learning experience and maximise your understanding of the subject matter.

• We encourage you to ask questions freely and engage deeply with the lessons. Building a strong rapport with your tutor develops a supportive learning environment where your unique learning style and preferences are understood and catered to. 
• If you have any worries or concerns, you can speak to your tutor, parents, carer, or school.
• Through this collaborative approach, you'll not only enhance your academic skills but also develop a genuine enjoyment for learning, making each session a rewarding experience for both you and your tutor.

• Speak to your tutor 
• Speak to your parent or carer
• Speak to your school