Our students often lack the confidence to dive into problems and school work. That keeps them from being able to complete their homework or take tests properly, causing them to fall behind. Cheering them on their small achievements and encouraging them to make mistakes and learn from them and not give up helps their confidence.

The more interesting you can make the subject of their homework and coursework and the more you can incite their curiosity, the more they will spend time trying to learn it. Examples that stimulate questions and spark their imagination help them remember their classwork.

We try to apply a well-rounded approach to measuring progress and growth. Our expert tutors observe the student’s attitudes, their interest and their participation which helps us track their growth. What makes us exceptional is our 360 degree student focused approach that takes into account the student’s well being, current academic level and future prospects.

Through moderate discipline and clear objectives set by the tutor, the student and the parents, we create a plan to improve the student’s performance. When the student feels supported and included, they become more involved in their success and buy in to working hard towards their goals.

Many students come to our centre with a hard time concentrating on their work which leads to poor grades in school. We work with them to better understand where their loss of concentration comes from and help them find tricks and tools to focus better during homework and tests.

High school students who perform poorly in school might not exhibit any clear interest in subjects. Talking to them, understanding their outside hobbies and pastimes really help us make school work relate back to their life interest which makes it easier for them to take the school work seriously and develop an interest.

High school is not forever. Talking about what our students’ future plans are helps them put their current struggles into perspective. Math and Sciences are often what youth struggle with the most, talking to them about practical uses of their learning show them how they can open up more opportunities after graduation.

Most high school students are not interested in math tutoring or English tutoring or homework help. A1 Tutorial encourages students through dialogue. We want to make sure that our students know they are valued and their progress, even the smallest of achievements, are celebrated.