Tutoring is a way to point someone the right direction. The tutor will help
the tutee help him or herself. Getting tutored will help the tutee understand the
techniques, facts, and methods of the subject that you are taking. Tutoring will
not guarantee the tutee a certain grade in a certain subject. In addition to
understanding the techniques, facts, and methods of the subject the tutee has
to practice doing these methods correctly. If the tutee gets tutored and
practices the facts, techniques, methods correctly that tutee will have a greater
chance of passing the class and understanding the material presented in that
class.
      The tutor's responsibility is to be on time and to teach at his or her best
ability the subject in question. The tutee's responsibility is to be on time and to
learn to his or her best ability. Also the tutee has to practice the subject for
which the tutee is being tutored.
      Appointments are to be made by the tutee at least a day in advance.
However the tutor does not guarantee that there will be an appointment
available at any time due to the amount of clients that are received. Some times
same day appointments may be available but that is also not guaranteed due
to the amount of clients that are received.
      The tutor may cancel an appointment for any reason at no cost to the
tutee. If there is a replacement tutor then he or she will take the other tutor's
place. The tutee may cancel an appointment for any reason three hours before
the appointment begins at not cost to the tutee. If the tutee cancels an
appointment less than twenty-four hours before it begins then the tutee will
have to pay for the entire appointment, as agreed with the company.
      Time starts at the time that he appointment is scheduled. If the tutor is late
then the time will start when the tutor gets there. If the tutee is late then the time
will start when the appointment is scheduled. If both the tutee and the tutor are
early then they may both choose to start early.
      Materials that should brought to the appointment by both the tutor and the
tutee. Materials that the tutor is responsible for is a writing instrument for him
or herself, like a pen or a pencil. The tutee is responsible for the a writing
instrument for him or herself, for paper to write on, for a calculator if needed,
for books or any other printed materials, or special materials in general that
are used for the subject for which the tutee is getting tutored.