Tutor Doctor - Early years and education

In-Home Private Tuition For Special Needs Students. Set Your Child Up for Success with the right tools.

At Tutor Doctor, we call students with special needs exceptional students. The term exceptional celebrates students’ differences, includes all learners who need additional support in school, and is quickly becoming the preferred term in educational circles.

In a study conducted by the Center of Parent Information and Resources, it was discovered that one-to-one tuition is profoundly beneficial for students with unique learning needs. At Tutor Doctor, we know exceptional students can succeed given the right tools and personalised attention - which is exactly what our tutoring programme aims to provide.

When you work with us, the tutors we work with come to you: wherever you are, whenever is convenient for you. After matching your child with a handpicked tutor, our goal is to fill in the missing gaps in your child’s knowledge, provide them with the skills necessary to be independent learners, and to help boost their confidence by allowing them to grow in a comfortable learning environment.

The specialists we work with tutor children with:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• ADHD
• Auditory and Visual Processing Disorders
• Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities
• Language Based Learning Disabilities
• Deafness/ are Hard of Hearing
• Blindness/ are Partially Sighted
• Customised Learning Programmes for Exceptional Students

Many exceptional students have classroom support programmes in place to level the academic playing field and allow them fair and equal access to education. Tutor Doctor ensures our tutoring is aligned with these programmes. You and your child are your child’s best advocates and know your child’s strengths, needs, and goals. We encourage self advocacy and you will always have a say in the support we provide your child. We will work together to create the right educational framework to help your child succeed.

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• Mental health conditions Learning difficulty e.g. Dyslexia
• Learning disability
• Autistic Spectrum Disorder including Social communication difficulty
• Challenging behaviour
• Hearing impairment
• Social, emotional & mental health difficulty
• Aspergers
• Sensory and/or physical need