English Tutoring

Fun Fact About Australia: Religious beliefs in Australia are diverse, but there are more people there that do not have a religion than any religion itself. 30% of people do not have a religion. 22% are Catholic, 16% are Other Christians, 13% are Anglican, 2% are Buddhist, 2% are Muslim and the others remain undecided. No matter what the religion they are, English is the dominant language, and our English Tutoring courses can help you with that.

Advance Institute of Business offers professional English Tutoring for students studying in Australia or overseas. Tutoring can be done face to face or online from anywhere in the world, and you only pay what you can afford (subject to tutor availability).

All our teachers are degree qualified in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL), and have many years experience teaching international students in Australia and overseas.

We can provide tutoring to help you with your current English or university studies in the following fields:

  • Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP)
  • Certificate Courses
  • Personalised General English (Beginners-Advanced))
  • Advanced Academic Skills (University)
  • Business English
  • IELTS Preparation
  • Cambridge English exam preparation courses (PET, FCE, CAE, CPE)
  • Cambridge Business English (BEC Vantage & Higher)
  • TOEFL

Choosing an English tutor is a critical decision, especially if you’re looking to improve your English language skills for academic, professional, or personal reasons. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you choose an English tutor:

  1. Determine Your Goals: First, identify your specific English language learning goals. Are you looking to improve your speaking, writing, reading, or listening skills? Do you need English for a specific purpose, like business, travel, or academic studies?
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  2. Consider Your Budget: Determine your budget for English tutoring. Prices can vary based on the tutor’s qualifications and experience.
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  3. Identify Your Learning Style: Reflect on your preferred learning style. Do you learn best through structured lessons, informal conversations, or a combination of both? This will help you find a tutor who aligns with your learning preferences.
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  4. Seek Recommendations: Ask for recommendations from friends, colleagues, or other learners who have had successful experiences with English tutors.
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  5. Online Platforms: Consider using online tutoring platforms, such as italki, Verbling, Preply, or VIPKid, where you can search for tutors and review their profiles.
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  6. Check Qualifications: Look for tutors who are qualified to teach English. They might have certifications like TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) or TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). Also, consider their educational background and experience.
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  7. Check Reviews and Feedback: Read reviews and feedback from students who have worked with the tutor. This can provide insights into their teaching methods and effectiveness.
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  8. Interview the Tutor: Set up a meeting or interview with potential tutors. During this meeting, discuss your goals, expectations, and assess whether you feel comfortable with the tutor.
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  9. Teaching Approach: Ask about the tutor’s teaching approach. Do they have a structured curriculum, or do they customise lessons based on your needs? Consider whether their teaching style matches your preferences.
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  10. Scheduling and Availability: Ensure the tutor’s availability aligns with your schedule, and they can provide lessons at times that are convenient for you.
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  11. Cost and Payment: Discuss the tutor’s fees and payment method. Understand their pricing structure and any policies regarding cancellations or rescheduling.
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  12. Trial Lesson: Many tutors offer trial lessons. Take advantage of this to assess the tutor’s teaching style and how well you both work together.
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  13. References: Request references or contact information for past students to get their feedback on their experience with the tutor.
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  14. Cultural Sensitivity: If you are learning English in a different cultural context, consider a tutor who has experience teaching English to speakers of your native language. They may better understand the cultural nuances and language challenges you face.
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  15. Continuous Feedback: Provide ongoing feedback to the tutor to ensure that they are addressing your needs and adapting their teaching style as required.

Remember that choosing the right English tutor is a personalised decision. It’s essential to find a tutor who can help you achieve your language learning objectives and make the learning process engaging and effective. Take your time to make an informed choice.

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