What should you bring to your appointment?
In the following paragraphs, we will outline the specific items that students are required to bring for each service. This information is essential for ensuring that students are adequately prepared and can fully participate in the services provided. By detailing these requirements, we aim to facilitate a smooth and efficient experience for all involved.
Tutor Scholar is a locked-door facility equipped with both outdoor and indoor video surveillance. Please see our Surveillance Policy. We are committed to ensuring the safety and security of all our students. Upon arrival, please knock on the front door, and our administration staff will confirm your identity via our intercom system before granting access.
In-Person Tutoring (Groups of up to 5)
Students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 are required to bring their completed homework to the tutoring sessions to facilitate effective learning and support. The tutoring centre will provide necessary stationery items, including paper, pencils, and erasers, for use during these sessions. For students in Grades 9 to 12, it is essential to bring their school textbooks (if provided), notebooks, calculators (if required), and laptops (if available) to maximize their study experience. Similar to the younger students, stationery such as paper and pencils will also be available at the centre. Additionally, students will have access to Tutor Scholar's Wifi if needed, and all required course curriculum textbooks are accessible at the tutoring centre.
In-Person One-on-One Tutoring
For students in Grades 9 to 12, it is essential to bring their school textbooks (if provided), notebooks, calculators (if required), and laptops (if available) to maximize their study experience. Stationery such as paper, pencils, and erasers will also be available at the centre. Additionally, students will have access to Tutor Scholar's Wifi if needed, and all required course curriculum textbooks are accessible at the tutoring center.
Summer Camp
Parents are encouraged to consult the Summer Camp Parent Manual for comprehensive guidance on what to bring to summer camp. The manual provides essential information and recommendations tailored to ensure that campers are adequately prepared for their experience. By following the suggestions outlined in the manual, parents can help facilitate a smooth and enjoyable summer camp experience for their children.
Online One-on-One Tutoring
To ensure effective participation in online tutoring sessions, it is essential for students to have access to a laptop or desktop computer. For students in Grades 9 to 12, it is important to have their school textbooks (if provided), notebooks, calculators (if required), as well as a pencil and eraser on hand. These tools will significantly enhance their study experience and support their academic success.