Mentoring and tutoring are two of the most important things a parent must have in place to help young people succeed. Signing up for mentoring and tutoring has never been easier or more affordable.
Providing effective, efficient, mentoring and tutoring through our Mentor + program is our goal. We focus on areas important to not only individual success, but test taking as well. Test scores can be a obstacle to college entry, and improving student readiness is our goal. Math, reading and writing are the major focus of our small group mentoring. Students learn from tutors, mentors and most effectively from each other.
Mentoring
The Mentor + program has been providing mentoring to schools and organizations since 2009. We have provided services to students across the country both through mentoring and ACT test prep. The goal of Mentor + is to help students be better prepared for any all opportunities that may be presented while being test ready at all times. Based on your students personality we can fit them into either a small group session or a one on one session. Many of our mentors are current college students or recent graduates with the goal helping your young adult stay on track. These sessions are scheduled two times per month for your young adult.
Math Focus
The basic Mentor + package includes three hours of available group tutoring per week working on Pre-algebra, Algebra and Geometry. One assigned book to read each month with week writing assignments. And two one on one or small group mentoring sessions. Parents will pay for the second month and get the first month free. We are also waiving the $25 online account setup fee. Click here to learn more.
Reading and Writing
Many students could perform much better on standardized test if the expanded their vocabulary and attention to detail. Students are assigned required reading every month aimed at helping them further develop their vocabulary and writing skills. Reading assignments are followed by short writing assignments. Students are given feedback on their writing and monitored for improvement.
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