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State the student’s school year, exact subject and syllabus, current subject level where relevant, recent results, weaker topics, schedule, preferred lesson format, location and budget. For Science or Humanities, include the precise subject combination.
One tutor may be suitable when they have relevant experience in both subjects. If the student has substantial or specialised gaps, compare subject-specific experience and teaching fit before deciding.
Families should state the student’s actual subject level and current school syllabus rather than relying only on older stream labels. This helps match the tutor to the correct content and assessment demands.
Yes, subject to tutor availability and the student’s ability to share written work, calculations or source-based answers clearly. The best format depends on subject needs, attention and technology access.
No. Tuition can support concepts, practice and exam technique, but no responsible agency or tutor can guarantee a grade. Agree on observable learning goals and review progress using corrected work and school assessments.
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