Private tuition fees are an effective way to increase a student’s chances of academic success and therefore maximize employment potential in an increasingly competitive market. There are many reasons why children and adults are considering paying, particularly to teach English and math. English and math are required qualifications and most employers will not consider a person who does not possess at least one of these qualifications.
Therefore, parents choose individual tuition for their children when they are in KS2 and 3 and as they approach the SATS or 11+ exams. One-on-one learning gives your children the valuable support they need, whether they are studying in classes they missed in school due to absences or they just need a little extra one-on-one support to understand the elements of the curriculum. I met a father who was convinced that his daughter would get a free place in a private high school if she alone could get additional education after school. For very little money, of course, compared to her future earning potential, her daughter gained the knowledge and confidence to pass all these important exams and secure a place in the school of her choice. Homeschooling can be put to good use!
Students who take the GCSE and A level tests in English and math tend to panic when they are disappointed by poor practice test results. Fortunately, most students have time to spend several months filling the learning gap with individual lessons specifically designed with their needs in mind. A personal tutor can accommodate a student’s busy school, work, and social schedule and help support their schoolwork and guide their GCSE and A level exams with a variety of activities to suit their individual needs and learning styles. This personalized approach really benefits students as it gives them time and space to develop at their own pace outside of the classroom.
A surprising number of adults also pay for homeschooling because they simply haven’t received the education they need to be successful in the job market. Some adults don’t realize how much they missed in school until they have children of their own! The results of the NRDC report (2006) * conclude that “students’ confidence in writing is generally higher at home than in the classroom or in a public place, and confidence tends to increase more as a result of attending a school”. Many adult English learners, especially English learners, find it helpful to pay for individual online maths tuition in Singapore at home. The specialist instructor identifies areas to focus on and gives the student the confidence she needs to join the public classroom later.
