Original Article by Tampa Bay Newswire
August 17th, 2021
Local High School Entrepreneur’s Company Prepares for Surge In Online Private Tutoring
Smart Kids Tutor, a private tutoring company founded on the principle of smart kids helping smart kids, has recently expanded its team of high achieving, AP, IB, AICE, and honors high school and college students in preparation for the surge in virtual private tutoring in grades K-12.
Our key is the student relatability aspect: Smart Kids Tutor has the pleasure of having student teachers, making them more relatable and accessible to their students. Our tutoring is so successful because of the relationships that are developed between our students and tutors. All of our Smart Kid Tutors were in the exact same position as our students a few short years ago. Often, our tutors graduated from the same elementary, middle, and high schools as their students and have even had many of the same teachers!
“I started Smart Kids Tutor to give the most brilliant, hardest working high school and college students the opportunity to use their knowledge to help other kids succeed,” said the 17-year-old Founder and CEO, Larissa Lippe.
“It has been incredible to see the impact that Smart Kids Tutor has had on the academic achievements of our students. For being such a young company, established in January 2021 with 3 tutors, we’ve been able to help more than 30 students achieve academic success. We have now grown our team, adding an additional 10 tutors to help with our tremendous growth. We are honored to have made, and will continue to make, such a profound impact in students’ lives and academic experiences.”
Smart Kids Tutor offers affordable virtual and in person private tutoring from relatable, intelligent, and exceedingly talented high school and college students.
Learn more about how Smart Kids Tutor can help your student achieve academic success, visit www.SmartKidsTutor.com
Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook at @SmartKidsTutor or find us on the web at www.SmartKidsTutor.com. You can also reach us by call of text at (941)-600-8445
Source: Tampa Bay Newswire