The TRUE reason you might choose in person tuition over the highest quality online tuition.

Most of you won’t like this and that’s okay.

These are my opinions.

I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on the products that I offer. Obviously, I know that my packages are out of this world. I know that my packages have supported thousands of children over the last 15 years to pass their Assessments at their target schools. I know that what I offer is far superior that what is out there. I know this because I have my results.

Here is the TRUE reason why you might choose in person tuition over the highest quality online tuition.

You don’t want to put the work in yourself.

Hear me out.

Preparing your child for a 4+ Assessment takes time, dedication, frustration, motivation, resilience, perseverance, grit and fortitude. And not all of you are cut out for these. Some of you want a teacher to come into your home so you can leave your child in a room with them, close the door and go and have a cup of tea or get on with your own work.

But what goes on behind that closed door?

Does the teacher you are working with know HOW to prepare your child for their 4+ Assessment? Truly?

And if you take a back seat will this help your child to pass their 4+ Assessment?

Does your child just see their teacher once a week and that is that?

IT DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY.

4+ Assessment success happens in those little pockets of the day where YOU can sit with your child for 5 minutes and have a break through with their phonics.

But what do some of you want?

You want someone else to do it for you.

This is the future of your child. This is all about your child’s future success. The school they will go to will determine the quality of the education they will have and ultimately the quality of how they learn will have an impact on their life when they grow up.

Take it seriously. Be hands on and get involved. And don’t expect any one else to care as much about your child’s success as you do.

And don’t be one of those parents currently contacting me and telling me that their child didn’t get a place anywhere.