Case Studies

This family are homeschooling all the way to College because they believe that this is better education than traditional schooling. The position is now in its 4th year and the children are following a British curriculum.

For the first 3 years the two children shared a Tutor. Now, as their interests and strengths become more divergent the Client has opted to have 2 tutors to cover the subjects so that each can be more specialised.

This young man was half way through his A levels in History, Spanish and Human Biology at a prestigious English boarding school. He had been offered a place on an intensive polo training course in Argentina.

The boy's diverse subjects, combined with quite basic and isolated living arrangements made this a demanding remit. Upon his return to the UK the young man achieved better than predicted A level grades.

This highly intelligent young man lost interest in school because his teachers were uninspiring and the work repetitive and unchallenging. He wanted to go to College in the US, but without a strong academic track record this was not looking promising.

Tutors International supplied excellent Tutors who reignited the boy's passion for learning and prepared him for College. He was accepted to his first choice of school.

The eldest girl had failed to gain the grades she needed in her AS levels and was therefore at risk of not achieving the overall grades she needed for her first choice Univsersity. Her brother was preparing for GCSEs at the same time, and the younger girl had some mild dyslexia that merited occasional support.

By far the greatest emphasis of the Tutor's work was with the eldest girl, who was to be homeschooled instead of attending a private sixth form colleage in London. By the end of the first term, the courses taken so far had been reviewed and the girl scored 3 As in her modules. At the end of the year the girl's final grades were AAB and her was accepted to her first choice University. The younger brother and the sister also thrived with the Tutor's support.

This short term position was to prepare a young man who had rather lost his way but who now wanted to pass his General Educational (GED) Diploma Test, the minimum US high school graduation requirement.

The Tutor successfully prepared the young man for the test.

This short term position was to prepare a young man who had rather lost his way but who now wanted to pass his General Educational (GED) Diploma Test, the minimum US high school graduation requirement.

The Tutor successfully prepared the young man for the test.

The boy had been expelled from his excellent school in Beijing and had a poor GPA. He had ambitious academic plans which appeared to be utterly untenable.

Tutors International managed a comprehensive home-schooling solution. The young man graduated with a 4.2 GPA just a year later, and passed four AP exams at grade 5. He opted to delay his College application for a year and was accepted to the top 4 high schools in the US for a PG year. He is now thriving.