New Online Service Matches Students with Skilled Tutors

AllYourTutoring.com helps parents, college students and professionals seeking certification master subjects and prepare for tests

2012-01-05

NEW YORK, NY, January 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) As a result of breakdowns in public education and increasingly complicated admissions and certification tests, the tutoring industry has grown by an estimated 1,000 percent over the past decade. A new online service, www.AllYourTutoring.com, is offering a free introduction to qualified tutors for anyone searching for a competitive edge at school or work. Underpaid teachers, retired professors and unemployed graduates with advanced degrees offer their services over the innovative new website as a way to augment their earnings--and both students and teachers are benefiting from the matching service.

Founded by a career educator that witnessed the public school system erode over the past several years, AllYourTutoring.com was a creation of necessity as a growing number of parents sought after-school coaching for students that had slipped behind in fast-paced curriculums. After successfully referring several colleagues as tutors, it became obvious that a business opportunity existed for educators and graduate students with credentials, expertise and ambition.

The new company matches students with nearby tutors that specialize in a complete range of study areas and testing improvement techniques. The use of the search service is free to parents and students while tutors pay a small monthly fee to list their qualifications and availability. Topics include mathematics, science, history, English, foreign languages, business, music and exam preparation.

Prominent educators have noted that tutors play an essential role in helping students master topics and concepts that classroom education can easily skim over. Growing classroom sizes make individual student attention almost impossible even at the highest ranked schools--including top universities.

The online service provided by AllYourTutoring.com is launching in the greater New York City metro area and will expand nationally in 2012.

About www.AllYourTutoring.com

AllYourTutoring.com is an independent online community that connects its members directly with students and parents searching for excellence in education by organizing a growing national community of teachers, college professors, college graduates, college students and experts in many fields. For information visit www.AllYourTutoring.com for email and telephone contact details.

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