Academic Support

Private tutoring for academic support

Academic support answers a common situation: it is not one subject causing trouble but several, often because foundations have weakened over the years. A tutor takes stock of what is really missing, revisits the concepts in the order in which they build on one another, and supports the student over time, in step with what is being done at school.

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Tutors

A few tutors for academic support

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Violette

Cours de maths, anglais, espagnol, finance, économie – Collège, lycée & études supérieures | Étudiante à l’EDHEC, ancienne prépa

New tutor4 years of experienceAccepting new students

Subject searched:: Soutien scolaire général
Also:: Mathématiques · Anglais

+ 10 other subjects

Économie · Espagnol · Comptabilité · SES · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Brevet · Finance · BAC · TOEIC

Levels:: Collège · Lycée · Licence / Master

€42 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the family. No hidden fees.

Sébastien

Etudiant double diplôme EDHEC / Centrale Lille

2 students taught10 h of lessons6 years of experienceAccepting new students

Subject searched:: Soutien scolaire général
Also:: Mathématiques · Aide aux devoirs

+ 1 other subject

Méthodologie et organisation

Levels:: Primaire · Collège · Lycée · Prépa · Adulte · Licence / Master

€80 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the family. No hidden fees.

Omar

Ingénieur diplômé de CentraleSupélec, Spécialisé (collège, lycée et supérieur), issu de CPGE/Centrale/ENS, donne des cours particuliers de Mathématiques, Physique Chimie et SII.

New tutor8 years of experienceAccepting new students

Subject searched:: Soutien scolaire général
Also:: Mathématiques · Physique-Chimie

+ 7 other subjects

Informatique / Programmation · Sciences de l'ingénieur · Aide aux devoirs · Méthodologie et organisation · Brevet · Orientation · BAC

Levels:: Collège · Lycée · Prépa · Licence / Master

€57 / hourAll-inclusive price, paid by the family. No hidden fees.

The curriculum

Why take tutoring for academic support?

Topics covered

Assessing what has been learned
Catching up
Reading and writing
Arithmetic and reasoning
Support throughout the year

What you work on in sessions

Pinpoint the concepts not yet mastered, subject by subject
Revisit a shaky concept starting from its prerequisites
Link the work done in sessions to the curriculum currently being taught at school

Gaps that build up

A concept not understood in the last year of primary school or in 5e keeps getting in the way years later. Academic support goes back to the source instead of patching things up chapter after chapter.

Several subjects in difficulty

When the difficulties affect French, maths and organisation all at once, a single tutor brings coherence to the work.

Regaining confidence

After several poor marks, many students believe they are not capable. Visible progress, even modest, changes their relationship with work.

Rates

Tutoring for academic support from €19 an hour

The rate shown is the final price paid by the family, NOEO commission included. It varies from tutor to tutor, and nothing is added on top: no application fee, no matching fee, no service fee.

€0 sign-up fee · €0 subscription · you only pay for the sessions you book.

What NOEO brings

What you get on top of the tutoring session

Tutors vetted before they go live

NOEO reviews each tutor’s application before their profile appears. The tutor then declares the subjects and levels they teach, and never appears under any they have not declared.

Live tutoring, on Noeo Live

Sessions take place online, with the whiteboard, documents and conversation in one place. No travelling, and your choice of tutor no longer depends on distance.

A session report after every session

The tutor writes a session report at the end of every session, readable by the student and their parents. Their payout stays on hold until that report has been sent.

The replay and documents, after the session

The session recording and the documents used stay available in the student’s space: a concept that was not quite understood can be revisited without waiting for the next session.

Revision material between sessions

From a session and its report, the student generates their revision sheet, flashcards and quiz in Noeo Learn, then revises at their own pace.

A parent space that follows everything

Parents see their child’s sessions, session reports and messages, and decide for themselves how much independence to give them.

Read

On the same subject, in the NOEO Journal

Student and tutor sharing a high five during a home tutoring session, exercise books open on the table.

Parents and follow-up

10 signs that a child may need private tutoring

A child may need private tutoring when their difficulties become repetitive (accumulated gaps, persistent mistakes, homework that takes too long). Identifying a specific, lasting blockage is more useful than a single bad mark. Targeted support helps consolidate fragile knowledge and avoid the “snowball” effect of gaps.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202611 min read

A smiling student working with an attentive tutor over open exercise books, in a reassuring at-home tutoring scene.

Parents and follow-up

How can you restore a struggling student’s confidence?

To restore a student’s confidence, you need to let them succeed again at tasks that remain demanding but achievable, understand their mistakes precisely and see concrete progress. Encouragement alone is not enough if the student keeps failing at exercises that are too difficult. Start by identifying what they can already do, set a precise goal, provide only the help needed and then gradually withdraw it. Praise strategies, corrections and independence rather than a label such as “you’re gifted”. If fear of school comes with lasting distress, bullying or significant anxiety, academic support should not replace help from a qualified professional.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 20269 min read

A teenager and a parent looking over marked papers and several first marks of the year, during a conversation about school at home.

Parents and follow-up

First marks of the school year: when should you really worry?

A low first mark does not mean a drop in level: it reflects a particular situation (chapter, method, stress). What matters is the same mistakes recurring across several assessments despite regular work. Analyse the marked paper and identify the nature of the difficulties before reacting.

Sébastien Lochon23 October 202610 min read

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about tutoring for academic support

Can one tutor cover several subjects?

Yes, for the foundations of primary school and collège; that is precisely the point of academic support. At lycée, a very specific subject may justify a dedicated tutor.

How does academic support begin?

With a review of what has been learned, based on exercise books, tests and short exercises. The tutor draws up an order of work from this, discussed with the family.

Does academic support replace work at school?

No, it extends it. The tutor builds on what is done at school and helps the student find their footing there again.

Does this include catch-up tutoring?

Yes: in the NOEO subject list, catching up comes under general academic support. Specify the period to catch up on from the first conversation.

How does the family follow progress?

Each session leads to a written session report from the tutor, which parents can read: session after session, it shows the concepts revisited and those that now hold.

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