Holiday Tutoring
Make the Most of the Holidays with Personalised Holiday Tutoring!
Do you fear falling behind in your academics during the holidays? Studies indicate that most students lose 20-40% of academic progress achieved during the previous year.
During the holiday break, students engage in various activities like swimming, play dates, and vacations. However, when school resumes, many of them realise they have forgotten a lot of what they had learned in the previous year.
Studies have shown that learners can lose progress in maths and other key subjects during long school holidays without consistent academic engagement. This can be incredibly challenging for children who already have difficulty with maths, resulting in them being further behind when the next school year begins. It’s not just maths, though. Overall, kids lose an average of one month of learning in other subjects.
However, our school holiday tutoring programmes can help you avoid falling behind. Our academic coaches offer in-home and online tutoring services at a time that is convenient for you to keep you ahead of the curve.
A private tutor will come to your home during a free consultation and assess your child’s current academic level, help them go over their school and holiday work, or provide any extra support they may need to stay competitive.
But don’t worry; your child will still get a break as our sessions are 2 to 4 times a week for 1 hour, depending on the day and time.
How Can You Help Your Child Learn Over The Holiday Break?
As parents, guardians, or family members, we can help our children stay ahead of the game by helping them learn, even during the holidays. Here are a few ideas to help your child keep up or even get ahead over the holiday break.
- Read Together: Reading is one of the best ways to help your child develop important skills such as vocabulary, comprehension, and writing. It also encourages creativity and imagination!
- Explore: Take your child to interesting places and let them explore nature, learn about different cultures or even visit a museum.
- Plan Menus: Let your child take part in planning meals. Research recipes, decide what to cook for the week and shop for ingredients! This will encourage maths skills as they measure out ingredients.
- Play: Take part in activities such as board games, puzzles, or outdoor sports. This will help them develop problem-solving skills and social skills.
- Sign Up For Holiday Tutoring: Enroll your child in a holiday tutoring program like our own to help them stay ahead. Our experienced educational coaches offer personalised one-on-one tutoring sessions to help your child understand complex concepts quickly and confidently.
