4 Marks Of A Great Tuition Centre

Sending your child to a tuition centre can be a time full of anxiety

. You want to make sure they are spending their time in a safe environment with teachers who are dedicated to the children they teach. You want them to make rapid progress and enjoy the experience so their grades improve and they feel more confident in their academic endeavors.

So, how do you know when you have found the right tuition centre that can offer all of this to your child? This can be difficult if you have multiple options in your area, but the following four marks will be found on all of the best tuition centre establishments. Look for these marks and you will be looking for the best of the best.

Your child deserves the best of the best, so don't settle for a tuition centre that falls short on any of these marks.

Mark #1: High Achieving Teachers

Unqualified or inexperienced teachers cannot help children who are already struggling with their academic achievements. You want to look into the academic achievements and qualifications of all teachers working with the centre you may send your child to. Make sure your child will be learning from teachers who are passionate and dedicated to the kids, but who are also leading by example.

High achieving teachers are more likely to produce high achieving children when they interact in the classroom.

Mark #2: Proven Track Record

How successful has the tuition centre been with past students? What do the student's test scores look like? How do their students typically score in PLSE? The track record of success following a school is an excellent predictor of the amount of success your child may experience if they join the centre.

If a centre cannot provide you any substantiated information on how successful they have been with other students, beware and don't trust them with your children. A centre that is making great progress and achieving great results with their students will proudly advertise their track record. It should never be something they want to hide or make you forget about.

Mark #3: Interactive Instruction

Your child should not spend all of their time in a tuition centre sitting and listening. Lessons should be highly interactive to encourage children to take an active role in the learning process and really enjoy what they are doing. You will find that the best centre also offers some hands-on learning activities, especially in science. This way your child experiences the material in a more direct manner and absorbs more from the lesson.

Mark #4: Open Door Policy

You should be able to walk into your centre at any time to look around, talk with teachers, and make sure your child is safe. When you are first checking into a centre try to walk in the front door and ask for information. They should openly welcome you, show you around, and make you feel comfortable that your child will be safe with them.

A tuition centre that doesn't allow parents full access to the facilities or that discourages you from coming in with your child should be avoided. You don't want to come routinely in the classroom with your child, but in the beginning phases they should be completely open about where your child will be spending time and who will be teaching them.

by: Cheow Yu Yuan

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