As reported by Education Week, Only 20 percent of high school students who took the ACT are academically ready for the rigor of the first-year college courses they’ll likely have to take if they’re planning to major in science, technology, engineering or math, according to a report released Wednesday. Read the rest of the article here.
Read More »As reported by Scientific American, “Fortune favors the prepared mind,” as Louis Pasteur once said. So as school revs up this month, so do SAT prep classes. Students might be surprised, however, at the amount of time dedicated to visual literacy skills. The increased focus on graphics is designed to prepare an estimated 1.6 million college-bound […]
Read More »Learning how to market your tutoring business on a tight budget can be a difficult process. This is particuarly true if the Chief Marketer is also the business owner / lead tutor
Read More »Key terms Cross-selling: an extra product or service offered to an existing client. Also known as “Add-ons” in tutor parlance. Profit Margin: Revenue – Expenses / Revenue Consultative selling: the practice of recommending products or services to meet a client’s true goals. Tutoring firms can benefit in a predictable and measurable way by cross-selling products to current clients. One of […]
Read More »The TPAPT conference is set up much like a business-offsite and is designed to maximize content yield; we strive to generate practical take-aways that one can implement in the weeks and months following the conference.
Our official agenda is generated surveying over 10,000 test prep & tutoring professionals and this year is no different. Take the 2019 Survey.
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