Small group tutoring involves parents gathering a small group of at least two students who need tutoring in a particular subject. In addition to targeting specific skill gaps for each student, tutors proceed through an established curriculum that reviews the lessons students have learned in school. Algebra I small group tutoring, for example, allows students to receive individualized help and also review the entire Algebra I curriculum they have been learning in class.

Private tutoring is one-on-one tutoring that provides a targeted curriculum to address the specific skill gaps in each individual student's learning. Tutors meet with students in-home, in-center, or at a nearby public library. Tutoring sessions begin with a free diagnostic test and are followed by a consultation meeting to determine the best course of action to achieve the educational goals of both parents and students.

Core in-center tutoring provides general tutoring help to students able to meet at our center. In addition to receiving individual attention, in-center students have access to all of our resources, including worksheets, online access, and curriculum for every subject.