We live in a county with a full grammar system where all children take the 11+ at school unless you specifically opt out. The results decide what schools you can apply for (i.e. grammar / non grammar). The primary schools aren't allowed to teach the 11+, advise on it, or do any practice for the papers.
I'm therefore going down the tutoring route so my DS has an idea on what to expect and some experience in the type of questions, subject matter etc.
When choosing a tutor, can anyone give me any pointers about what questions I should ask? So far I am thinking: do they do an honest assessment, do they do practise papers, what subject matter do they cover, how much homework, pass rates, can they supply references, how do they keep the child engaged?
Am I missing anything? Ideally I'd get a personal recommendation but this hasn't been possible.
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