r/TuitionSingapore

Just a ranting post. Rahhh

Been teaching my students well. So well that a few of them got AL1. Not gonna mention the subject. 1 even got full marks. But what happen next is, because their result is so good already, my lesson got cancelled instead of lessons from other subject. That's gonna affect my income. So tell me should i still make them so good? Because making them so good eventually negatively impact me indirectly. Not only there is no rewards for good performance, i had to be punished for good performance. Who in the right mind will accept such a situation.

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u/Typical-Pin1646 — 11 days ago

When is tuition actually necessary?

For parents who have tried tuition before, how did you decide that your child actually needed it?

Was it because of falling grades, difficulty understanding a particular subject, preparation for an important exam, or something else? I'm curious whether most parents wait until there's a clear problem or prefer to start earlier.

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u/Key-Lavishness-5274 — 11 days ago