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Private Tuition
Learn about the benefits of home tutors
Private Tuition is the most efficient and quickest way to
assuredly learn a new subject. Private tutors are used to adjusting the
pitch and pace of each lesson to aid the student to learn as rapidly and as
thoroughly as they are capable of.
To get the maximum benefit from private tuition, the student needs to
overcome any inherent shyness and make sure that their private tutors know
exactly what needs to be covered and its urgency. Obviously experienced home
tutors will insist on building on a solid foundation of knowledge and plan
each lesson to complement its predecessor.
Fees for private tuition vary widely according to each individual tutor but
expect to pay in the order of £20 per hour (about $40) plus a small
allowance for the fuel costs associated with travelling (that is, of course,
if you are considering booking home tutors).
Click here to see our directory of private tutors or here if you are
considering taking up tutoring and giving private tuition.
If you explore this site, you will learn how to choose which private tutor
is best for you and how to get the most out of each lesson. It is a good
idea to read these page through thoroughly before actually commencing
private tuition.
The great thing about tutoring is that there are virtually no age limits. As
a private tuition agency, Anysubject spanned the age range of 3 to over 90.
With each lesson geared entirely to the needs and ability of the individual
student, there is no reason why anyone cannot benefit from this type of
learning and there is no limit to the subject and level which can be
tutored.
The most expensive option is choosing to have home tutors but the advantages
are clear - no travel for the student, more convenient, less time
expenditure, increased feeling of security etc. Most private tutors do not
look to make a profit out of their travel costs - it is usually just a case
of recouping their expenditure eg fuel, bus tickets etc. A very busy tutor
might well only charge one way (if they have other students in the same area
on the same night).
It is possible to make a marked saving on the cost of your private tuition
by sharing a lesson with a friend. This works if you are both at the same
level and have broadly the same needs although you should expect the tutor
to charge a bit extra for the increase in numbers. For example:
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1 Student = 100% of the individual student rate
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2 Students = 75% each of the individual student rate
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3 Students = 60% each of the individual student rate
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4 Students = 50% each of the individual student rate
More than 4 students and the groups size would remove the
advantages of private tuition and just turn the lessons into a group class.
Ultimately choosing home visits or going to a tutor, what you cover and when
you learn it is all your choice which is exactly what makes up private
tuition.
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