Cambria Heights NY Private High School Tutoring ACT Test Prep Services Expanded
Jan 11, 2022
RJB Tutoring has expanded its in-home tutoring services to include test prep for most major standardized tests, including the ACT, SAT, and SHSAT. The company accepts various payment methods, including cryptocurrencies.
New York, United States - January 11, 2022 /NewsNetwork/ —
These new services have a special focus on the Common Core curriculum, the educational framework followed by most public schools. The services are available to residents of Nassau County and students residing in Queens, NY.
To learn more, visit https://www.rjbtutoring.com
RJB Tutoring has chosen to add these tests to its curriculum to make up for the educational deficit created by students affected by the recent pandemic, especially given the development of the Omicron variant is creating further uncertainty. Despite the best efforts of educators nationwide, many students are simply unreceptive to online learning, which is where the in-home educators at RJB come into the picture.
Recent studies have shown that students who have received private tutoring performed a full 12% higher than those who did not on most tests. Researchers found that after only 12 hours of tutoring, students were scoring over 100 points higher on the SAT on average.
These standardized test prep courses come alongside RJB’s large selection of other tutoring programs, which include materials tailored to any age, K-12th grade. They also teach across subjects, offering help in the areas of reading, math, and science.
RJB is now accepting cryptocurrency as payment in order to adapt to a changing financial landscape in addition to typical credit/debit options. Interested parties can simply select crypto as a payment option at checkout, select their preferred crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, or Litecoin), and their payment will be processed, free of charge.
Customers can also pay through PayPal’s cryptocurrency service, which allows users to access their crypto wallets through their platform, avoiding transfer fees along the way.
One satisfied customer had this to say: “My daughter Kat went from a 50% to 81% in her last two math exams! Her tutor comes to my home and works with her one on one. RJB Tutoring has been working with my kids for the past 2 years. RJB Tutoring is able to accommodate me and my children’s hectic schedules. Their results speak for themselves.”
RJB Tutoring is staffed by a team of dedicated professionals, made up of state-certified teachers and student specialists who have made it their mission to further the educational future of the children they teach. Their in-home tutoring program is designed to keep the busy schedules of parents and students in mind, ensuring that long commutes to the tutoring center are a thing of the past.
To learn more, visit https://www.rjbtutoring.com
Contact Info:
Name: Romual Jean-Baptiste
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Organization: RJB Tutoring
Address: 1 Liberty Plaza, 3rd Floor, New York, New York 10006, United States
Phone: +1-347-467-0558
Website: https://www.rjbtutoring.com/
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