First, college students are cheap.
It is very cheap for college students to make up lessons, ranging from 80~ 100 for a class with travel expenses to 120~ 150 for a class without travel expenses. This price is more cost-effective in some large remedial institutions. Comparing the knowledge learned with the price, it is really "cost-effective" to find a strong college student to make up lessons for high school students.
Second, they are patient, careful and one-on-one.
Most college students who come out as tutors are very patient. They will take care of students' emotions when giving lectures. After all, these college students have also gone through the third year of high school, and they also know their distress and eager hope for improving their grades. This one-on-one mode is the fastest way for them to improve their scores. And these college students can give everything they have and make their children's grades advance by leaps and bounds.
PS: I also worked as a tutor in my freshman year. The child has improved from 30 to over 90 in mathematics. My parents gave me a big red envelope. I'm really happy!
Third, real experience, experience
College students themselves have experienced the college entrance examination, done many simulation questions, and are no strangers to the college entrance examination. This personal experience is very rare. They can pass on their experiences and experiences to children who have not yet gone through the college entrance examination to help them get through the confusion stage quickly. This kind of experience is rare. It's really great to ask them to make up lessons ~