Learning is personalized for the student’s unique needs.
The average American classroom has 25 students, all with different learning needs and capabilities. In private tutoring, a customized learning plan is created for the student, narrowing in on the student’s particular needs and weaknesses.

The student will experience a boost in confidence, and in turn, have a greater sense of well-being and happiness.
The student’s grades will inevitably increase, and he/she will have a sense of pride and accomplishment. This positive reinforcement will help the student develop a lifelong passion for learning.

Learning is more efficient, and the student will learn more in lesser time.
In a typical American classroom, the teacher will create lessons that cover all learning styles (auditory, visual, kinesthetic, and reading/writing) to ensure no child is left behind. However, a “one-size-fits-all” approach might not work for all students, and certainly is not time-efficient. In private tutoring, the tutor adapts materials and content to the student’s individual learning style. Thus, the student co-creates his/her own learning experience.

The student will be able to work at his/her own pace and have the opportunity to revisit older, more basic concepts that he/she might have not understood fully in the past.
Most students who struggle in their advanced schoolwork are students who merely did not fully grasp the basics in earlier years. In school, the teacher does not have time to reteach older concepts. New concepts are constantly being taught as the students move through the school year. The private tutor and student will spend as much time as the student needs to fully understand the basics, so that the student will have a much easier time following along in class.

The student chooses the learning environment in which they feel the most comfortable.
Without the distractions of an uncomfortable environment (for example: too hot, too cold, too loud) the student is able to focus on the work in front of him/her. In addition, a shy student who might be afraid to ask questions in front of a large class will feel much more comfortable working one-on-one.

There is greater flexibility and convenience in scheduling, and time/commuting costs will be saved.
Students and their families are busy people, sometimes having a very tight schedule. There is no commuting time to consider when scheduling an online tutor, and all commuting costs are saved.