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HunterTuition · 23 Jan 2008, 7:35 PM

I have been tutoring for almost 10 years now and I believe without doubt that one-on-one is the best form of tuition. There are a few points to consider I believe when choosing a tutor:
- If they insist on a contract it may because they are not good enough to keep their customers based on service and skill
- They should not have generic programs but rather should concentrate on your areas of concern/class topics.
- I believe they should come to your home where you are most comforatble and also very convenient
- Some large tutor companies start you off one on one and then shuffle you into a "class"
- Obviously should have background checks done by the relevent departments
- Your tutor should also either have been trained or have several years experience.

23 Jan 2008, 7:35 PM	#45 (permalink)
HunterTuition New Member HSC: N/A Gender: Male Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 2 Last Activity: 23 Jan 2008, 7:36 PM	Re: Private coaching vs Centre based coaching? I have been tutoring for almost 10 years now and I believe without doubt that one-on-one is the best form of tuition. There are a few points to consider I believe when choosing a tutor: - If they insist on a contract it may because they are not good enough to keep their customers based on service and skill - They should not have generic programs but rather should concentrate on your areas of concern/class topics. - I believe they should come to your home where you are most comforatble and also very convenient - Some large tutor companies start you off one on one and then shuffle you into a "class" - Obviously should have background checks done by the relevent departments - Your tutor should also either have been trained or have several years experience.