"tutorial schools" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to private schools or institutions that provide additional instruction or tutoring to students outside of their regular curriculum. Example: "Many parents are opting to send their children to tutorial schools to help them excel in their studies."
I think many Hong Kong students do not need to attend tutorial schools.
In addition to some aggressive marketing techniques, tutorial schools sometimes claim that they can offer tips on questions likely to come up on public examinations.
HSINCHU, Taiwan — Mike Liang earns the equivalent of $37,500 a year, owns a four-bedroom apartment and can afford to send his two daughters to English tutorial schools.
"Some tutorial schools claim that they have enrolled the most number of 'five-stars' students," said Lam Po-chuen, head of the Consumer Protection Bureau, referring to one of the top exam grades.
Cram schools in Hong Kong, also known as tutorial schools, have become a popular standard in addition to regular education.
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During the Meiji period (1868 1912) the term came to distinguish the tutorial school from other types of public or private schools.
The Los Angeles school re ceived $594,551 to restructure it into a tutorial school at all grades with upper grade pupils acting as tutors for lower grades.
Tutorial-school chains generally generate most of their revenue through the mass sales of relatively affordable courses.
Federal money attributed to the child will go to the parent for public school or charter school or tutorial or Catholic school.
Face-to-face lectures, seminars and tutorials in schools and universities with bricks and mortar have prevailed ever since.
