Jacqueline Kemp

A good maths tutor needs strong subject knowledge, but they also need to explain clearly, identify gaps and help your child work independently. The best fit is someone who understands your child’s curriculum and responds patiently when an explanation does not make sense. At All Out Education, we believe parents should look closely at how […]

To prepare for your child’s first maths tutoring session, gather recent marked tests, their textbook, class notes and current homework. Share their grade, curriculum and main difficulties with the tutor beforehand. Then arrange a quiet workspace and explain to your child that the session is an opportunity to ask questions and get support. At All

Finding a nearby maths tutor starts with checking whether they can teach your child’s grade, understand their school curriculum and explain concepts at a pace your child can follow. Location matters, but the quality of the match matters just as much. At All Out Education, we believe a good tutor should help your child become

One maths lesson per week is a useful starting point for many learners. A child with substantial learning gaps or an approaching exam may benefit from two sessions per week, while a confident learner may only need occasional check-ins. At All Out Education, we consider three things before recommending a schedule: your child’s current understanding,

A maths tutor’s hourly rate is only part of what you will spend. The number of lessons your child needs, the lesson format and any additional charges all affect your monthly budget. As an initial budgeting guide, All Out Education’s published general private tutoring range is R250 to R350 per hour. Confirm the current maths

Finding the right Afrikaans tutor can be the difference between a student who simply survives the subject and one who genuinely gains confidence in it. As someone who has worked with students from primary school through to Matric, I have learned that the biggest improvements rarely come from finding the tutor with the longest CV

Choosing an Afrikaans tutor can feel overwhelming, especially when your child is struggling, their confidence is dropping, and every school report seems to tell the same disappointing story. Most parents begin by asking questions about qualifications, years of experience, hourly rates, or whether the tutor speaks fluent Afrikaans. Those things certainly matter, but after years