My son was struggling with algebra before his Thanawya prep started. After about ten weeks with his tutor, his practice test scores went from failing to consistently above 75%. The tutor explained concepts slowly and checked his notebook every session, which I really valued.
I needed help with English writing for my university entrance exam and honestly didn't expect much since I'd tried two other places before. The sessions were structured around actual past papers, not random worksheets, and my essay scores improved within a month.
We hired a math tutor for my daughter in her final prep year and what stood out was how organized the sessions were. Each week had a clear topic, homework was reviewed line by line, and the tutor gave us a written summary of her progress every two weeks.
My English grammar was weak and I kept losing marks on comprehension questions. My tutor gave me a specific list of mistakes I kept repeating and we worked through them one at a time over six weeks. That focused approach made more sense to me than general revision.
As a working parent I couldn't sit with my son every night to check his math homework. His tutor started sending short progress notes after each session so I always knew what he needed to practice. It took some pressure off me during his exam term.
I switched to Bullets and Brackets after a disappointing group class where I felt lost most of the time. One-on-one sessions let the tutor slow down on the topics I actually struggled with, like trigonometry, instead of moving at the pace of the whole class.
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