Are you a school student and looking for tutoring in montreal?

Andrew Rocco
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In person in Montreal or on Zoom, $40 per hour. In person? Call 514-715-6339 for the address.

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Is Ferrari Tutoring  Worth it?

Private tutoring can make a real difference in a student’s academic journey. It offers a personalized approach that can help students overcome challenges and reach their full potential. A tutor can provide individualized support, encouragement, and guidance, creating a positive and nurturing learning environment. By building a strong rapport with the student, a tutor can understand their unique learning style and tailor lessons to meet their specific needs. This personalized attention can boost the student’s confidence, motivation, and overall academic performance. Ultimately, private tutoring can be a valuable investment in a student’s education, helping them succeed and thrive in their academic pursuits.

Remote Tutoring Terms & Conditions

Ferrari Math Tutoring is a service that prides itself in helping students make connections to the mathematical concepts while building their confidence and understanding for future applications

Through step-by-step instruction and patience modeling, every student will learn how to explain, elaborate, and evaluate mathematical terminology
and procedures with great confidence and precision. 

Starting with our first session, the following terms and conditions will apply.

Payment is required at the beginning of each session, and any additional time beyond the hour will be communicated and charged accordingly after the session.

1. Each session lasts a minimum of one hour. There is no extra charge for time that stays within the one-hour window.

2. Sessions are one hour long; I kindly ask that you not book 30-minute sessions.

3. Please send any work (homework, test reviews, summer school packets) at least 24 hours before the session. I am unfortunately unable to prepare for work sent at the last minute, and uploading it during the session takes time away from the lesson. NOTE: If your child’s teacher did not give any work to cover, please send me the topics you would like to address and I will find resources for you, or we can cancel the appointment.

4. If a student does not show up for their session without letting me know (a “no call, no show”), the session is paid in full for my time, and I may offer that time slot to another student. A student is considered a “no call, no show” after 15 minutes of waiting, unless I have been told by text message or phone call that the student is running late.

5. Please give at least 24 hours’ notice to cancel or reschedule a session. Last-minute cancellations are charged a fee equal to half of a regular session.

6. If a session is cancelled three times (in a row or not), the remaining scheduled sessions will be released, and we will be happy to arrange a new schedule if you wish to continue.

7. Small groups and pairs are available for students taking the same course, at the same level, working on the same concepts and, if possible, attending the same school. These sessions have special discounted rates. A small group has no more than 4 students, and a pair has 2 students. If a group member cancels within 24 hours of the session, the rate is adjusted to the number of students who attend. For example, if a group of three becomes an individual session, the student is charged the one-on-one rate.

8. Students hire a tutor for many reasons. To see results, the student needs to keep completing assignments and studying for all assessments. Tutoring is a great support, but success in the course still depends on the student’s own work.

9. Tutoring sessions do not replace everyday classroom activities.

10. Group sessions (several students working on the same topics and questions) cost less per student, and parents can receive a bonus for every referral. I can also provide resources and practice exams to supplement the tutoring sessions. These do not replace classroom activities, which remain the main focus of the course, so students should keep giving them priority.