Tutoring: real progress, for real
Doing exercises in a student’s place has never helped anyone progress. Our tutors help them understand, practise and become independent — the only progress that lasts after the last lesson.
Solutions tailored to every student
Private lessons, a tailored offer from CP1 to Terminale
One tutor, one student, precise goals. One-to-one lets us adjust difficulty, pace and explanations to the child's profile in real time — the most effective format once a difficulty has set in.
- In person, at home or in small groups depending on your area
- A report after every session in your parent space
- Change of tutor possible if the chemistry isn't there
Homework help: peace restored at home
Homework is one of the first sources of family tension. By handing this moment to a tutor, you get back your role as a parent — encouraging, showing interest — rather than that of an exhausted teacher.
- Regular after-school slots
- Organising the week's work
- Gradual learning of independence
Catch-up: fixing gaps at the root
A difficulty in 4e often starts back in CM2. We identify the missing foundational concepts, rebuild them methodically, then return to the current year's curriculum.
- Precise diagnosis of what has been learned
- Step-by-step catch-up plan
- Intensive holiday courses
Exams: arrive ready and calm
Passing an exam means mastering the content, but also the method, time and stress. Our preparation combines targeted revision, mock exams and anxiety management.
- CEPE · BEPC · BAC
- Entrance exams (elite high schools, grandes écoles)
- Detailed marking and error analysis
What does a Bloom session look like?
1. Recall
A few quick questions on the previous session: active recall is one of the most effective learning strategies.
2. Understand
The tutor explains, shows an example, then lets the student rephrase in their own words.
3. Practise
The student practises with gradually decreasing help. Mistakes are information, not failures.
4. Review
The student says what they learned; the tutor writes a clear report for the parents.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the goal. One or two sessions a week are often enough to consolidate; exam preparation may justify a faster pace over a short period. The assessment helps decide.
The relationship matters enormously in learning. Tell your advisor: we will suggest another tutor at no extra cost.
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