The phrase "dedicated tutor" is correct and entirely usable in written English
It is commonly used to recognize a teacher's hard work or dedication to their teaching. For example, "Our school thanks our dedicated tutor, Miss Smith, for her tireless commitment to her students’ academic progress."
She was a dedicated tutor for NYPL Literacy Volunteers and a reader at Lighthouse for the Blind.
And at the start of upper sixth, Oxbridge students are clustered in dedicated tutor groups to make the applications process easier to handle, and give them support networks among their peers.
He also says that OpenClassrooms has a particular focus on peer-to-peer learning and, in addition, provides one-on-one mentoring via a dedicated tutor who can suggest specific exercises in order to unlock each individual student's potential.
All practitioners involved in the project were eventually involved in the community and led by dedicated tutoring and coaching personnel.
Roger was an outstanding teacher and thesis supervisor as well as a dedicated personal tutor.
However dedicated some tutors may be to their clients, others will abandon them if a creative opportunity arises.
"Parents have a responsibility," Mr. Bloomberg said during a visit to one of 150 city schools dedicated to tutoring failing third graders during spring break.
For the past 12 years he was a dedicated volunteer literacy tutor for the New York Public Library at the Saint Agnes Center for Reading and Writing.
The University of Derby is one institution to recognise this, setting up a separate department to focus on online distance learning students with academic systems and tutors dedicated to their specific needs.
Tutor Our Children, which describes itself as a group dedicated to preserving free tutoring for economically disadvantaged students, has spent almost $900,000 in federal lobbying expenses, including on contracts with Ms. Monroe, since it began in 2010.
Mr. Manaiza is Chairman of the Malibu A Plus Tutor, LLC., dedicated to helping students achieve straight As.
