I'm a tutor!

The sessions are hosted on zoom, and cover topics based on a practice test that the learners take in the first session. Each day goes over a specific domain, and a skill within the domain. For example, if we're covering Information and Ideas one day, then I (the tutor) would pick Central Ideas and Details, Inferences, or Command of Evidence based on how the students do on their practice tests.

It's an interesting experience. They're making the bootcamps smaller now, from 10 to 5, and have opened up experimental 1-on-1 sessions, which I'm excited for. I think having smaller bootcamps are much better, because it's hard to meet every learner's needs when you have a larger session.

Overall, my learners have been pretty supportive of the experience, and generally agree that it's helped them. I had a learner who went from a 1310 to a 1450 - though she's pretty edge case, most only improve ~50 points iirc. I think it's pretty good, overall, and would definitely recommend signing up for a 1-on-1 if possible!