I worked for this company from 2010-2012. I agree with Tank J. the training was a bunch of malarkey there was no educational value to be internalized from it. The company basically used outdated documents from a well established tutoring company and if it wasn't for the talent of the teachers the owner hired her company would not have been a benefit to any student she serviced. She takes complaints from students as if they tell the truth and makes decisions based on what the child says without any input from the teacher being accused. She gets funding from the state to tutor students in the surrounding counties and the bulk of the funding goes into her pocket. She will pay the teacher a quarter of what the state pays her per child. Her pedagogy was none existent she was free wheeling it at the risk of the students she serviced. For instance, I had to help a child with their spelling homework. The child was required to write the words five times each. Well, Twentieth Century Best Practices will confirm there is no educational benefit to a child writing a word numerous times. It doesn't facilitate internalization of spelling; the child merely is writing letters down on paper repeatedly with no educational benefit. It was insane to try and explain this to the owner because she basically felt what she was doing was correct and she knew better. I continued working for her because I love empowering students to be the best they can be. The owner's ultimate goal was to line her pockets with funding from the state and if what she did benefited a client then that was a hit or miss deal. read more