Case studies
How real students have progressed
Each case study describes one student: where they started, what the tutor did, how long it took and what changed. None is published without the family’s written permission, and none gives a figure we cannot show.
Case studies
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Nothing is listed here until it has been written, reviewed and published. Check back soon, or ask us directly.
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Tell us about the student. A tutor who teaches that stage will answer, and the trial lesson shows the rest.
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Questions families ask us
Are these real students?
Yes. A case study is published only with the family’s written consent, which is recorded before the page goes live. Names may be shortened at the family’s request, but nothing is invented.
Why are there so few?
Because each one needs a family’s permission and a tutor’s time to write honestly. We would rather publish three that are true than thirty that are typical.
Will my child progress at the same rate?
Not necessarily. Each case study states the student’s age, starting point, lessons per week and practice at home, because those are what set the pace. Yours will differ, and the trial lesson is where a tutor gives you a realistic range.
Can our family be a case study?
If you would like to, tell your tutor. We ask for written consent, share the draft with you before publishing, and remove it if you later change your mind.
If your question is not here, ask it. We would rather answer honestly now than have you find out after enrolling.
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