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What is the Target Tuition Centre?
There are 2 Target Tuition Centres situated in Clayton-Le-Moors and Clitheroe.
Each centre is an independently owned private tuition centre specialising in providing professional, high quality tuition in literacy and numeracy for children between the ages of 6 and 16 - those who need extra help at school, as well as those who are already excelling.
We also offer 11+ entrance exam preparation and specialist tuition for dyslexia.
Both of our centres follow the 3-step process highlighted below :
Each child receives a FREE educational assessment.
An individual learning programme is prepared for each child.
Programmes are delivered by enthusiastic, qualified, DBS checked teachers through face-to-face tuition.
This is backed up by extensive resources, local knowledge and a proven track record to provide a positive learning environment.
With on-going and honest communication regarding each child's progress; Target Tuition’s aim is to have our students enjoy learning. We want them to discover a new confidence which they can take back into the classroom and into other areas of their lives.
We provide the resources, motivation and expert tuition… the child does the rest.
If you think your child is beginning to slip behind, could do with some extra help, or just some support to become the best that he or she can be, then contact one of our Centres above. The initial assessment is free and will provide an insight into any areas that need attention. Or if they feel that your child is doing just fine, our Centre owners will tell you that too.
Why choose Target Tuition Centre?
- Our teachers are fully qualified, experienced and DBS checked
- We offer individualized programmes of study
- The learning environment is safe, supportive and focused, yet fun
- We provide a FREE initial assessment
Testimonials
"Callum loves attending for his lesson and is making great progress, I only wish he would bounce into school so readily!"
- Callum's mother
"Thanks to you K achieved higher than expected grades in her GCSE’s and was able to gain a place on the college course of her choice."
- K's father