Tailored Online Tutoring Support for Federal Families is Back for the 2023-2024 School Year
As a federal employee, you juggle multiple responsibilities daily. Supporting your child’s education while managing your workload can be challenging. That’s why FEEA is re-introducing our free online tutoring program for the 2024-2025 school year to assist your K-12 students and fellow feds in elevating their academic experience.
About Our Tutoring Program:
- Wide Variety of Subjects and Levels: Whether your child is just starting or preparing for AP exams, we have got it covered.
- Subject Matter Experts: Our partners at Tutor.com boast over 3,500 tutors including certified teachers, college professors, and graduate students.
- Dedicated Test Preparation: Ensure readiness for ACT, PSAT, and SAT with specialized preparatory materials.
- Parent Coaching: Equip yourself with strategies for setting expectations, nurturing motivation and goals, and managing knowledge gaps.
- Resource Library: A plethora of lessons, worksheets, and study guides are at your child’s disposal to foster a comprehensive learning experience.
- College Admission Support: A self-paced portal gives students admissions support with checklists, application trackers, calendar planning, expert feedback on essays, and test prep materials.
Eligibility:
- Current regular hire federal civilian and postal employees earning a full-time equivalent salary under $95,000 annually.
Get Started:
Give your child the academic support they deserve. Let’s work together to pave a path of success. Please be sure to share this program with fellow feds who might benefit from this service.
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