I have been a tutor in the university for three years, both personally and in training classes. To tell the truth, it's still very tiring to talk to one person in a row. Just giving you some advice.

1. Now that you have found a tutor, you know more about what he wants to learn. After I went to college, I forgot a lot of knowledge in high school. You need to go to your school's library to find materials combined with students' textbooks and review what you have learned before.

Every time you talk, you should know what to talk about today and be fully prepared.

3. Communicate with the students you teach more, understand their learning situation, and prescribe the right medicine.

4. To establish a good friendship with students, apart from the explanation in study, talk about other things appropriately, such as hobbies, interests, or understanding of life.

5. Communicate with parents more, even if it reflects students' learning situation.

6. Provide students with some learning materials, such as those found on the Internet or in the library.

As long as you teach a student with your heart, I think both the students you teach and their parents will give you a good evaluation. I hope these are useful to you.