Be ready for the ACT in only 2 weeks!
Your student will learn proven steps to dramatically reduce your student's anxiety as you see their confidence and test scores improve, without stress or last-minute panic!
This intensive and proven, two-week boot camp allows students to truly gain momentum on test prep strategies efficiently, without the typical distractions of the school year.
- Our test prep will boost your student’s confidence so that they can be PREPARED and take the test SUCCESSFULLY!
- Student's gain familiarity of the ACT’s architecture and mastery of essential skills.
- Time-saving strategies will leave students feeling more empowered
- We show students the secrets for identifying the right answers.
- We show students what the ACT is REALLY looking for – and how to answer accordingly. Sign Up Now! 2 week intensive ACT class: $1200 Materials Fee: $75 Register by July 25, 2018 Class begins August 6, 2018 Mondays-Fridays August 6-17 2:00pm-4:30pm
2 week intensive ACT class: $1200
Materials Fee: $75
Register by July 25, 2018
Class begins August 6, 2018
Mondays-Fridays
August 6-17 2:00pm-4:30pm
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Raise My Child's Grades - Academic Tutoring
Did you know that The House can work with your student on ALL of their tutoring needs? The House offers private tutoring in Chicago and everything you need to improve your student’s grades, all at the convenience and comfort of your own home.
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Raise My Child's Scores - ACT Test Prep Tutoring
The House has optimized a rigorous and effective curriculum for ACT Test Prep in Chicago. The course focuses on building familiarity with the ACT exam’s architecture and style and teaching the specific skills necessary for succeeding on it.
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Organize My Kids - Executive Functioning
Does your child have trouble getting their homework done, organizing their materials, keeping track of their calendar or simply keeping up with their responsibilities? This could be a sign that they are experiencing executive functioning difficulties.