OGE preparation with a tutor
One-on-one lessons with a tutor, and between them courses, materials and tests on the platform to consolidate what you've learned on your own.
What ninth-graders come with
Exam preparation
The subject is being taken as an exam this year, and they need to learn the task format, revise topics and learn to solve practice papers.
Improving a grade
The subject is not being taken as an exam, but the grade needs to go up — we work with the school curriculum and current topics.
How preparation is structured
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The first lesson
Getting acquainted and talking; the tutor goes through the main topics to understand the student's strengths and weaknesses and where to go from there.
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Lessons
Theory and practice together: we consolidate what has been covered, work through a new topic and solve problems. Every lesson is different — the approach is tailored to the student.
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Between lessons
Homework, revision of what has been covered or independent study of materials with questions for the next lesson — as agreed with the tutor.
How long it will take
The tutor draws up a lesson plan for each student individually: the timeframe depends on the knowledge the student starts with and how much they are ready to work on their own. Preparation can take different amounts of time — there is no single number that fits everyone, and promising one would be dishonest.
For specialized subjects like mathematics, preparation starts long before ninth grade: topics stack like bricks, and the foundation is laid from the start of school. But with good motivation it is realistic to prepare in a year.
- The lesson schedule is kept on the platform — the student sees when the next lesson is.
- Test results are saved with the history of attempts: you can see where things have improved and where they haven't yet.
- Feedback from the tutor — directly, in messages on the platform.
Frequently asked questions
How is my child doing?
The tutor gives a substantive answer: which problems you are working on now, what is going well and what isn't, whether the student is making an effort or not yet. We try to avoid generic assessments like “everything is fine” — they are of no use.
Why are their grades bad at school when they say they understand everything in lessons?
Understanding during a lesson doesn't mean the knowledge will stay. It's about attention and concentration: after the lesson the student goes back to their own things, and without consolidation the material is forgotten. That's why homework and revision are needed — understanding is not enough, it has to be reinforced.
How will I see that there is progress?
Through feedback from the tutor, test results on the platform and the trend in school grades. You can ask the tutor questions directly.
What if things don't work out with the tutor?
That's normal: every tutor has their own principles and teaching style. You can choose another one on the platform and send them a request.
Start preparing
Choose a tutor by subject, lesson price and reviews — or describe in your own words what needs improving and we will suggest suitable tutors. Then send a request: the tutor will contact you and suggest a time for the first lesson.