| Frequently Asked Questions |
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| Where and when is
tutoring offered? |
| Tutoring takes place at the Mississauga Central Library,
which is located near Square One at 301 Burnhamthorpe Road West.
Students will generally come in for one-hour sessions either in
the morning or the afternoon on either the weekdays or weekend.
Evening sessions may also be arranged.
It is recommended that students register for twelve one-hour
sessions. For those attending a four-week summer school course,
this translates to three hours per week. Longer sessions or more
hours can also be arranged. |
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| What are your rates? |
| William Li & Associates Tutoring Services is pleased
to offer affordable and competitive hourly rates while providing
a superior service. Please request a quote
or call 416-709-3369 for rates. |
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| I am in summer school during July.
Should I get a tutor, and do you offer tutoring services for
summer school? |
| Yes, we certainly offer tutoring for
summer-school students. If you are taking a math or science
course, you may be somewhat overwhelmed by the amount of
material that must be covered in a compressed time frame. A
tutor can help you explore concepts at a deeper level so that
you are successful in the course; as well, because you may need
to use the skills and knowledge for future studies, you will be
better-positioned to succeed in high school and beyond. |
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| I am not taking summer school.
Do I receive high-school credits for learning a new course
from William Li & Associates Tutoring Services? |
| No, but we consider this to be an advantage.
The Ontario Ministry of Education mandates that the marks
for all attempts at a course are recorded in your Ontario
Student Transcript, which is submitted to universities
during the application process. If this course is part of
your prerequisites to your preferred university program,
this may negatively affect your chances for entry. |
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| Why should I learn material from
a new course during the summer? |
| By becoming familiar with course material,
you will have greater success when you do take the course in
regular day school for the first time. This is
significant because it makes it unlikely that you will have
to repeat the course to achieve a better mark, which can be
a huge burden. Moreover, the non-summer months are
stressful, and you can reduce your workload to devote more
time to a part-time job, volunteer work, or other
commitments. If you are entering your final year of high
school, other considerations include researching, applying
for, and selecting post-secondary destinations and applying
for scholarships. In short, you can make life easier for
yourself in the coming months while still having plenty of
time to enjoy your summer! |
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