ClearPrep Tutor Framework & Guide
This 15-minute consultation is designed to:
This is not a tutoring session, diagnostic deep dive, or strategy presentation. The primary goal is to listen well, ask thoughtful questions, and gain clarity.
Begin with:
"My name is <Name>, and I am a tutor with Clear Prep Learning. I hope you had a chance to glance at my bio and get a sense of my background. Today, I'd really love to focus on learning more about your child — their goals, strengths, and how I can best support them."
Then say:
"What I would love to accomplish on this call is to learn a little more about your child, understand your goals, and make sure we're aligned before our first session. I also want to confirm logistics and answer any questions you have."
Keep this concise, warm, and confident.
All tutors MUST ask these three questions:
"Tell me about your hopes regarding your child's educational journey?"
"What are your goals for tutoring for your child?"
If needed:
"Do you have any concerns about your child's education?"
After asking each question:
This is the most important part of the call.
This is a listening call.
Families should feel:
Briefly reflect back what you heard:
"It sounds like your main priority is ____, and you're also hoping ____ improves. One concern you've shared is ____."
Then confirm:
Invite final questions:
"Before we wrap up, what other questions can I answer for you?"
Note: Anything about billing, subscription or overall program should be directed to Clear Prep admin. Simply send us a note saying "X" parent was asking about "Y" during our consultation.
The quality of your listening sets the tone for the entire relationship.