The phrase "offer tutoring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to provide or make available instruction or guidance to someone, usually in a specific subject or skill. Example: The university offers tutoring services for students who need extra support in their classes.
Many minyanim offer tutoring to those who want to learn to lead services.
Some districts, including Chicago's, are organizing their own teachers to offer tutoring sessions alongside the corporations.
Because the Bracken is a knowledge test, it is easy to prepare for, and increasing numbers of nursery schools and private companies offer tutoring.
Schools deemed failing several years in a row must offer tutoring to low-achieving students and, eventually, can be forced into complete reorganization.
Qualified or not, they offer tutoring for a calculus test, the Independent School Entrance Exam or the verbal portion of the SAT.
Instead of classes about historical realities and the everyday experiences of Mexican-Americans, once a hallmark of the department, Ms. Figueroa's program will offer tutoring to Hispanic students who are teetering on the edge of failure.
Another Wharton executive program offers tutoring by M.B.A. students.
Struggling students will be offered tutoring before and after school and on Saturdays, city officials said, and an intensive, but voluntary, summer school program.
Poor performing schools increased grade retention, offered tutoring to struggling students, reorganized classes (as opposed to smaller class sizes), and narrowed the curriculum to material on the tests ("teaching to the test").
After discussions with family members, he realized that it would not be wise to cater to only game show candidates, so his center also offers tutoring for all professional entry examinations, charging 8,000 rupees for six months.
"We've always had 10th graders, but now we have a lot, both because it's changing and also because of the quality of the changes," says Arun Myer, whose Advantage Testing offers tutoring in Manhattan, Westchester County and Long Island.
