Tutor Doctor has revealed an enormous rise in demand for its services.
Most businesses are suffering unprecedented losses as the COVID-19 crisis develops worldwide. But those in certain sectors – such as food retail and private tutoring – are actually benefitting. The closure of schools across the world had significant effects not only on pupils’ academic progression, but also on family life.
Parents, many of which are tasked with working from home full-time, now have to make sure their children are keeping up with the school syllabus. It’s unsurprising many have turned to online tutoring franchises for help. Tutor Doctor can offer the support parents need.
This franchise offers more than just an online course; it judges each pupil’s academic level and provides the right resources for them. One of the most helpful elements of the portal is its lesson recording option. This means children can come back to their classes at a later date to refresh their knowledge.
Frank Milner, President of Tutor Doctor, said:
"We've already begun to see our online tutors and platform being used by students and families due to travel quarantines. Fortunately, our online platform is simple for tutors and students of any age to use.
“For many, this is a crucial time of year with the run up to exams, so it’s essential that any learning breaks which may occur as a result of the outbreak are plugged. Whether it’s continuing to run with the national curriculum or providing specialist revision sessions, the convenience and safety of online sessions is unmistakable.”
Tutor Doctor revealed it has experienced a 120 percent rise in demand for its services across its network of almost 80 branches. But it’s not worried about the future. Milner continued:
"This is just the beginning and we can handle much higher demand spikes than this. But we're not taking anything for granted. We are already in communication with our 94,000 tutors to ensure they're well-prepared for what's to come.”
Thanks to the franchise’s hard work, all Tutor Doctor users can be sure they’ll continue to receive first-class tuition into the future.
Alice Tuffery, Point Franchise ©
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