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For most Diploma students, six or later. School plus travel usually means arrival between four and five, and an hour of decompression is not laziness, it is necessary. Younger children can often start earlier because their day ends sooner. The bigger variable is the tutor's own journey: someone already in the Sohna Road or South City 2 belt can hold a six o'clock start, while someone travelling from the DLF phases at that hour cannot promise it honestly.

For many families here, yes. The traffic constraint disappears, so the pool of tutors willing to travel widens considerably, and a student working at ten in the morning is sharper than the same student at eight at night. The trade-off is proximity to school deadlines: a Saturday session is further from the Monday assignment. Some households run one weekend session for teaching and one short online session midweek for doubt-solving, which covers both needs.

Not pointless, but harder, and worth being honest about. A Grade 6 student alone in a room with a laptop will find the browser tab. If online is the only practical option, sit the child at a table in a common area rather than a bedroom, keep sessions to forty-five minutes, and ask the tutor to use short written tasks that get shown on camera. For this age, home tuition usually earns its extra cost through supervision alone.

Yes, and also HL or SL. These are genuinely different courses with different papers and different tutors. Analysis and Approaches leans on proof and algebraic technique; Applications and Interpretation leans on modelling, statistics and interpretation of real data. A tutor strong in one may be an ordinary fit for the other. Adding four words to your first message removes a week of back-and-forth and gets you names that actually match the course your child is sitting.

One session a week is enough for maintenance and doubt-solving, and it is the most common arrangement. Two a week makes sense when there is a gap to close rather than a topic to keep up with, or when an internal assessment is live. Three or more is usually a sign that the wrong problem is being solved, unless exams are close. Frequency should come from the diagnosis, not from a general feeling that more must be better.

Say so with as much notice as you can manage. Tutors hold specific evening slots and a good one will have other families asking for the same hour, so an unannounced pause of three weeks often means the slot is gone. A planned pause is usually fine, and many tutors will hold the slot if the return date is fixed. Pausing during school exams is common enough, though a short revision session before each paper is often more useful than stopping entirely.

Sometimes at SL, rarely at HL. Some tutors genuinely teach both sciences well, and where that is true it saves a slot and keeps the schedule simpler. At HL the syllabus depth and the internal assessment expectations differ enough that a dual claim deserves scrutiny. Ask the tutor which of the two they have taught more recently at that level, and which option topics they have covered. The answer is usually revealing without being awkward.

IB Gram arranges individual tutors rather than running a centre, either at your home where travel allows or online. For IB specifically that suits the work, because criterion-based feedback and internal assessment guidance are hard to deliver to a group at different stages of the same course. If you prefer a group setting for cost reasons, say so on the call, and an advisor will be straight about whether a shared arrangement between two students at the same level is workable.

Raise it with the tutor before changing anything else. Often the cause is that the between-session task is too large or too vague, and it can be replaced with something specific enough to finish in twenty minutes. If nothing shifts after a fortnight, the problem is probably motivation rather than teaching, and more hours will make it worse. A short conversation involving the student, rather than about the student, tends to be more useful than a new tutor.