During the pandemic's work-and-larn-at-home challenges, a new business was founded to help families cope with the current challenges parents face, the Zutor Concierge. The brand boasts highly-qualified educators to help children feel supported with tutors available in-home (with both parties wearing a mask) and virtually.
Elyssa Katz, the founder of the Zutor Concierge, commented on the launch of the business, stating: “I hear stories daily about how much stress the families were under this past spring. Many of the parents who contacted me were not working and had given up at being their child's "teacher." Now imagine a parent who needs to go to work to pay bills and help their child with distance-learning; it's virtually impossible,”
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Virtual Tutors for Remote Learning
- Companies can develop online tutoring platforms that offer personalized learning experiences with qualified educators, improving the quality of remote learning.
- Concierge Tutoring Services
- Businesses can offer personalized tutoring services in-home, taking into consideration the student’s learning style and goals, to improve learning outcomes.
- Hybrid Learning Models
- Incorporating a mix of in-person and virtual instruction can create more flexible and efficient learning opportunities for students.
Sectors Adopting This
- Education
- Education institutions can use online platforms to offer remote instruction and personalized tutoring services to students in a more efficient and flexible way.
- Technology
- Technology companies can develop tools and software that improve the quality of online education, such as virtual whiteboards, chatbots for tutoring, and augmented/virtual reality for interactive learning.
- Childcare
- Childcare providers can offer tutoring services to children during the day to help parents who work from home or outside the home cope with the challenges of remote learning.
