Sentence examples for tutor about from inspiring English sources

Your tutors "Speaking to an academic supervisor or course tutor about your mental health may be scary at first," says a spokesperson for Mind.

He told his tutor about President Harry S. Truman's visit to Malden, Mass., an old mill town near Medford, where the mayor grew up.

Ms. Russell estimates she spends 60 hours a week at the Duffy, including the time it takes to tutor about 50 aspiring actors.

Tutoring is now big business, costing anything up to £1,000 an hour (though more usually, at least for a personal tutor, about £40).

"I feel like he's bridging the gap between a therapist and a personal assistant," said Isaac Burg, 15, a second-year student from Brooklyn at Bard High School Early College in Manhattan, who sees his tutor about 20 hours a week for help with everything from math to Chinese.

At university there was nothing physical, apart some snide comments from an esteemed philosophy tutor about my having a car, which I'd paid for with money earned in my gap year ("Daddy's money, is it?") – oh, and a snarled, spittle-flecked Holocaust denial from a leading member of the Young Liberals, who later became a publicist for Colonel Gaddafi.

The software allows teachers to communicate with tutors about students' problem areas via a messaging system.

Tell tutors about research you've done on the course and institution – it shows commitment.

They work in the Dedham jail, tutoring about 45 prisoners, aged 18 to 25, in math & English, give guitar lessons, and get discussions going.

Mr. Obama courted Mr. Kennedy as well, using late-night sessions in the Senate to get some tutoring about the intricacies of the institution.

Mr. Kenyon's company has tutored about 100 executives in the New York metropolitan area this year, a slight increase from previous years.