Tutoring as Mentorship

Picture of Written by: Kimberly Selchan

Written by: Kimberly Selchan

Mentoring throughout my career (both formal and informal) helped me expand my network and take on roles that I would not have applied for due to a lack of confidence or formal experience. It was so impactful that as I built my team of tutors with Tutor Doctor, our staff instilled a sense of mentorship in our tutors. In this article, I explore tutoring and mentoring, their similarities, subtle differences, and benefits.

“If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants” Issac Newton.

Tutoring focuses on your child’s academic growth in specific subjects, while mentoring extends to a child’s overall well-being. However, both aim to encourage success and instill a positive attitude.

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