Who Are We

It is colourful because it is informatic in providing parents with lots of information about their children such as international school, studying abroad, western countries’ education policy, how and why should I prefer to choose this language than others……..

Excel Learning Centre offers catered and nurtured multi languages courses to kids, teenagers and adults and private tutoring to students of international schools. We provide a wide range of private, semi-private and tutoring services for students of all ages.

  • GCSE/IGCSE/GCE A-Level/IB/SAT preparatory courses for international school students
  • HKDSE prep for local students

Our business is led and managed by experienced academic tutors who have extensive experience in teaching language as a foreign language.

All of our tutors are native speakers of the their language and come from native-speaking countries.

 

Why learn with Us ?

A PERSONALISED APPROACH, FOCUSED ON RESULTS

Excel Learning Centre’s staff have a single aim: to make sure we find the right tutor for you and your child, to provide the results your child needs and the education they deserve.

TALK TO OUR KNOWLEDGEABLE CONSULTANTS

Effective one-to-one tuition has to be properly tailored to meet the needs of your child. At Excel Learning Centre this starts with the first email or phone call. We have a team of consultants who make sure they understand your requirements so they can find the right tutor for you.

Where do I get the right tutor?

SELECTING THE RIGHT PRIVATE TUTOR

Your consultant selects tutors with the experience, qualifications and approach to meet your needs. They liaise with them on your behalf to identify the right one for you and check they are available when you need them. You’ll usually receive a profile of the tutor in a few days and your consultant will stay in touch with you throughout the selection process.

Pay attention to what they already know. When first getting to know your students, you need to gauge what they already know, so you don't waste time in your sessions. Ask the student what they're good at and what they most enjoy about the subject you're working on. Let him or her speak open-endedly about the subject and show off for you. It will make the student feel smart and validated while letting you figure out what material they've already mastered.
Lois E. Wilson

Lois E. Wilson

Spanish tutor
Work together to set up goals. Create a mix of major and minor goals that can be achieved in a reasonable amount of time. For example, a student may not be able to bring up a math grade within a month, but three months would be a good goal for grade improvement. Minor goals should be set for the short term: the student will write a 150-word summary of a major source for an upcoming research paper by the end of the session.
Anita M. Pattison

Anita M. Pattison

English tutor
Ask where they’re having trouble. Students are often quite aware of their weaknesses. They know what types of questions they consistently miss on quizzes, or what parts of class lectures make no sense to them. Let the student explain where they get lost, and make a list of those areas for your own reference.
Anthony R. Sousa

Anthony R. Sousa

German tutor