Frequently Asked Questions
The maximum class size will be 7 students.
Students should bring a packed lunch with them. Refreshments will be provided to students.
The assumption is that tuition intervention is only required when a student is struggling, when in fact, working with a tutor continuously helps students plan better, manage stress, and become more confident. Frequent students typically attend for exam preparation, increasing classroom confidence and to receive personalised academic support.
Yes!
Everything your child learns at Halo Tuition has been aligned to the English national curriculum. We also use a mixture of past exam papers from exam boards such as AQA, EDEXCEL, WJEC and OCR. Our tutors are experts in the curriculum and teach using the same methods that your child learns in the classroom. This means that everything your child learns will directly support them when they’re at school.
You will receive feedback on your child's attitude to learning and academic progress after every session.
Additionally, during your child's membership, progress meetings will be offered. These meetings are an opportunity to discuss learning goals, address any questions about your child's progress, and plan their ongoing learning pathway.
We charge £25 for group sessions per hour.
We charge £40 for our 1 to 1 sessions per hour.
Yes, we offer online tuition as well as in person.
All our staff undergo regular training to ensure safeguarding during both in-centre and online tuition sessions. Additionally, all staff members have Enhanced DBS/PVG checks.
Our sessions last 1 hour.
Yes, in addition to our group tuition, we also offer 1 to 1 tuition. Please speak to a member of staff to arrange a 1 to 1 session.