GeorgeTutor

Standard subscriptions

Standard subscriptions run a minimum of five months. They deliver lessons at a substantially lower per-session cost than short-term work with an elite tutor, and give me the contextual awareness to adjust delivery to your student and your family.

Students operate from a GeorgeTutor portal with some scheduling flexibility and occasional adjustment to the direction, intensity, and focus of the teaching. Parent consultations are free, once per month. Sessions are pre-scheduled at one to four regular weekly times with dependable tutor access; these appointments are use-or-lose. Subscriptions continue until a natural break — typically the end of a school exam — with a one-month notice required for an elegant close.

Short-term subscriptions

One to four months, for families who want the personal style and reliable weekly cadence but need a nearer horizon. There is no notice requirement, but the full term must be paid on early discontinuance.

How packages work

Most packages run between 10 and 40 sessions, spread over one to six months. We agree the target, the cadence, and the material we will cover before the first session, and adjust as the goal comes closer. Per-session cost sits between long-term subscription rates and single-appointment rates — reflecting a real commitment without the multi-year horizon.

Sessions are booked through the GeorgeTutor portal. You may schedule ahead or session-by-session; unused sessions carry within the agreed window. Materials, practice tests, and progress notes are shared through the portal. A short mid-package review is included at no cost so we can course-correct if needed.

When a package fits

Packages are the right choice when there is a specific outcome and a specific horizon — a test, a term, an admissions deadline. If the work is likely to continue indefinitely, a subscription usually delivers better value; if you need just one or two sessions on a specific problem, an on-demand appointment is faster to arrange.

How single appointments work

You book a one-hour Zoom session at any available time in my calendar, pay for it at the point of booking, and we meet. There is no minimum, no subscription, no ongoing commitment — just the appointment you have booked. If you decide afterwards to continue, we can talk about whether a package or a subscription would fit better.

Availability is genuinely on-demand within my regular working hours, though highly sought-after slots (evenings, weekends before big tests) do fill in advance. Per-session cost is higher than packages or subscriptions — reflecting the flexibility rather than any difference in the teaching itself. Cancellation and reschedule policies are shown at the point of booking.

When a single appointment fits

Single appointments are the right choice for a discrete problem, a second opinion, or a first meeting to see whether working together makes sense at all. Many families arrive here first, then move to a package or a subscription once the pattern of work becomes clear.