Tutor Directory Celebrates 12 Years By Offering Students Tutoring Scholarships

Private tutoring and test preparation provider, TutorsTeach.com, recently unveiled its plan to give back to the community. Eric Davidson, the company’s founder and president, will be offering highly discounted tutoring services to high potential students from low-income families. Tutors will help these scholars develop their math, English, science skills and more. TutorsTeach is committed to providing students with both the skills and the confidence they need to succeed. Further, tutors will spend time with the scholars working on organizational and study skills, as well as preparing them for life after high school.

The for-profit organization earns revenue from tutors who wish to be listed in the prestigious directory. Tutors who pay the modest membership can create a customized profile page in the TutorsTeach directory. Students have free access to the directory, giving tutors the opportunity to connect with a large student base. Revenues from membership fees will fuel the discounts offered through the scholars program. The TutorsTeach.com directory is currently being used by students, schools and organizations nationwide including students from prestigious high schools such as Exeter Academy and Trinity High School. The free and easy-to-browse tutor directory boasts a wide variety of tutors covering every subject from Art History to Biology to GMAT Preparation. The free and useful tool, along with the scholarship opportunities, is sure to generate a buzz in classrooms around the world.

TutorsTeach.com graduates and current students are enthusiastic about their experiences, as well as the results. “What a relief it was to find an affordable tutor in New York City! I had reached out to a number of agencies and the prices were crazy.  I needed a great deal of help preparing for the LSAT. I am grateful to TutorsTeach and to my tutor for the generous assistance!” explains one happy student, Nathan Cohen from Cleveland, Ohio. “I was able to find a tutor for a very specific music software that I was struggling with,” explains another satisfied user, Jeffrey Garber from Las Vegas.

Eric Davidson started Tutors Teach in New York City twelve years ago. Eric originally hailed from Israel. He got involved in teaching when as a young professional and brought his talents to New York City almost fifteen years ago. TutorsTeach was a natural extension of his work and career. The software quickly grew in popularity and as the demand grew, so did Eric’s database of tutors. “Teaching has played a central role in my life.  It is a tremendous feeling to help students and watch your guidance translate into positive decisions.  TutorsTeach has allowed me to scale this positive guidance on a global level,” explains Eric.