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No rest for TPK tutors these holidays

TPK offers mathematics, maths literacy, physical science, EMS, NS and SS tutoring via online classes, home tutoring, group tutoring and school intervention programmes.

POLOKWANE – The TPK Private Tutoring team say the best time for learners to stay ahead of their academics is during the holiday period.

Founder Thibudi Khalo says he wants to provide mentorship to learners in Polokwane so that they can keep busy during the holiday and prepare for a stellar academic performance in the new year.

Khalo hosts extra lessons for Gr 1-12 learners from any school as long as they are Limpopo based.

“Learners and parents must understand that those few hours the children spend during the holiday will help prepare their knowledge base and ensure that they are able to grasp the new concepts in the upcoming term or year, rather than fall behind. This is why I started this programme, so that we pass our knowledge onto the younger generation.”

TPK offers mathematics, mathematical literacy, physical science, economics management sciences (EMS), natural sciences (NS) and social sciences (SS) tutoring via online classes, home tutoring, group tutoring and school intervention programmes.

“The learners who would like to join the programme will benefit from skills such as reading with understanding, professional writing, literacy and numeracy, test and exams preparation for the next grade and they will be ready for the new year once schools reopen,” he said.

TPK also offers free classes for underpriviledged learners.

To book call 076 486 1748 or follow them on Facebook.

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