Special Needs Tuition

Getting a special needs tutor is not like looking for an ordinary tutor. This is because special needs students have peculiar needs that are difficult for most ordinary tutors to handle. Not only are many of the traditional tutors not endowed with patience and a skill for supporting special needs children, they are also not well trained or equipped for the same.

Fortunately you got us. We have a database of the most experienced and affordable tutors for both special need adults and kids in Singapore. We have expert special needs tutors who have vast experience in tutoring both adults and kids with dyspraxia, ADHD, and dyslexia among other learning problems.

Because of the unique qualifications of our tutors, they are vastly experienced in teaching all levels of special needs children from pre-school, primary, secondary and even adults with special needs. Don’t hesitate to contact us for special needs tutoring in autism, Asperger, dyspraxia, dyslexia and even ADHD tutoring.

What is Special Needs?

Special needs is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as special educational requirements as a result of behavioral difficulties, emotional disability, physical disability and others by students. Most special needs children are unable to fit in the wider learning society. Formal classrooms are mostly unable to carter for their special needs and they are therefore left lagging behind unable to catch up with the other students.

If you have a special needs student, don’t despair. Specialist tuition can help improve the learning capability of your special needs child or adult relative. There are different types of special needs, all which require tutors with different skills to be able to comprehensively address the needs of the child. Our pool of special needs tutors comprise of specialists tutors for dyspraxia, autistics, Asperger’s, dyslexia and ADHD.

The autistic disorder is characterized by a spectrum disorder (ASD). Children with this condition may be unable to make eye contact, wave goodbye naturally, smile at caregivers, or respond to his name. A child or adult who is dyslexic on the other hand will be challenged in doing math calculations, memorizing number facts, and reading, spelling and speaking.

Our special needs tutors are ideal for you because they have been trained in specific areas of special needs and will therefore help the student learn though understanding and mastering their challenges.

How to Determine If Special Needs Tuition Is Best For Your Child

Special needs tuition is not your ordinary private lessons or conventional tuition.  Special needs tutors are given special training that enables them to be able to easily identify the learning styles, strengths and weaknesses of the student or their specific learning patterns. This kind of training enables the special needs tutors to tailor their teaching program according to the specific requirements for your child, teenager or adult.

Our tutors will first give an initial assessment to the special needs child to discover their strengths. If they find out for instance that the child learns better and faster through visual aid, he or she will customize the learning activities to have more visual activities so that the child is more interested in learning. The same strategy is used with for special needs adult learners.

Our approach to selecting the appropriate special needs tutor for your kid is to find someone who is passionate about the specific special needs requirements for your learner. We will go an extra mile to ensure that the tutor we recommend is able to make the life of your child more fulfilling ad ecstatic.

Our Specialized Special Needs Tutors Will Carter for Individuals With:

• SPLD
• Sight
• Hearing
• Dyspraxia
• Autism
• Asperger’s
• Dyslexia
• ADHD

At our tuition agency, we not only strive to ensure that we recommend to you qualified special needs educators, we will also vet the tutor applications and work with authorities to do a thorough background check on the individuals.

We will also conduct regular checks on the tutors by conducting one on one interview with them to determine their progress with the students.