Graduated in Electric and Electronic Engineering with a first class tutoring maths

Hager’s approach towards her students depends on the student’s need and the particular difficulties he or she experiences. Hager re-evaluates the student’s objectives as they progress, she is adaptable, flexible and versatile.

Also, Hager establishes a good relationship, she is energetic, someone with a lot of enthusiasm with respect to human interactions. This interest will certainly have a positive impact on a child discouraged by school and his or her bad grades. Hager is a model for success, inciting the child to imply himself or herself more and do better at school.

To benefit fully from a good tutor, he or she must also have the parents’ trust and Hager has this gift. Listening to the needs of her students and demonstrating openness will help to better understand a student’s situation. Inquiring about the context (academic situation, environment at school, at home, etc.) allows the adoption of a more appropriate follow-up and the better use of work methods. Hager’s involvement and presence offers support for a student in trouble and will make the student feel valued. Hager’s openness demonstrates her accessibility and involvement.

What makes Hager a good tutor? Hager is curious by and interested in the student they are helping.

Hager is accessible, available, involved and has empathy and fairness to across all of her students.