Tyrzen Tutoring is all about students and their needs.
You already know something’s wrong. For parents: You’ve seen your child’s frustration turn into avoidance. For adult learners: You’ve watched colleagues get promoted while you remain stuck, lacking the credentials or skills to compete. You’ve watched others pull ahead while you or your student fall further behind. You’ve told yourself it’s just a phase, or that you’ll figure it out eventually, but deep down, you know better.
Other people in your position waited. They convinced themselves things would improve naturally. Their children are now in high school, still struggling with skills they should have mastered in elementary school. The adults are still in the same position years later, watching less qualified people advance past them. The academic gap has become an emotional one — anxiety has replaced curiosity, and learned helplessness has replaced effort. By the time these families finally sought help, the damage had calcified into identity. Their teenagers now believe they’re “just not smart,” and the adults have convinced themselves they’re “too old to learn.” Now, you need a massive amount of tutoring yo undo that self-perception that has set in. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
The students and adults I work with break through these barriers within weeks once the real problem is identified and addressed with precision.
I work exclusively with people who recognize that hope isn’t a strategy. They know that they must take action, or fall further behind.
Over the past decade, I’ve built a reputation for taking cases other tutors decline. The student with multiple learning disabilities who needs someone who actually understands neurodivergence, not just buzzwords.
The gifted child so bored they’ve stopped trying entirely.
The one whose transcript will be compared against thousands of overachievers in the college admissions process.
The adult learner facing certification exams that have already been failed once, with only one attempt remaining.
The ESL learner falling through the cracks because schools lack resources.
The professional who needs to pass a licensing exam or lose their job.
These learners don’t need another well-meaning tutor running through worksheets. They need someone who can diagnose the real problem within the first session and implement a targeted intervention that produces measurable results within weeks. The longer you wait, the more remediation becomes necessary. What could be solved in a semester now requires a year. What could be addressed in elementary school now haunts them on standardized tests that determine their future. What could have been one focused tutoring cycle now requires extensive rebuilding of foundational skills. The good news: even students years behind grade level catch up when the intervention is targeted and intensive. Even adults who failed exams multiple times pass on their next attempt when they finally get instruction designed for how they actually learn.
My most important credential is my time. I have pattern recognition that comes from working with hundreds of struggling students and adult learners over a full decade. I see what’s failing before you finish describing the problem. I also see how much runway you have left before the window closes completely. And I know exactly how to maximize that runway, turning what feels like an impossible situation into a manageable recovery plan.
Parents who work with me experience something they haven’t felt in years: relief. Not because I make empty promises, but because their child finally makes progress they can see. The homework battles stop. The confidence returns. Report cards improve, and teacher emails shift from concerning to congratulatory. Adult learners report finally understanding concepts that have eluded them for years. They pass certification exams. They earn promotions. They complete degrees they’d abandoned. Most importantly, you stop lying awake at night worrying about the future, because you have taken your life into your own hands and started a transformation. Transformations happen because the right intervention, applied at the right time, creates exponential progress.
I specialize in early reading intervention for young learners and advanced essay writing for students facing high-stakes applications. I work extensively with ESL acceleration and provide academic remediation across core subjects. Gifted students who need challenge-based learning make up a significant portion of my caseload, as do special needs students requiring individualized accommodation strategies. Adult learners seeking professional development also benefit from my targeted instruction. For adult learners: your colleagues are advancing while you’re stuck. Every certification or degree you delay is another promotion cycle you miss. Every month you wait is another opportunity lost, another younger colleague promoted above you, another qualification that expires or becomes obsolete. But the moment you commit to focused intervention, that trajectory reverses. My adult learners consistently report career breakthroughs within months of beginning our work together.
My schedule fills quickly because families and professionals refer others. The people who secure regular weekly sessions are the ones whose students and learners make transformational progress. The ones who hesitate usually contact me months later, sometimes years later, wishing they’d acted when they first felt that nagging worry. By then, their child has failed another grade level of standardized tests. The adult learner has been passed over for another promotion. The applicant has been rejected from their dream school. The certification deadline has passed. The learner developed test anxiety so severe they can barely function during exams.
The tragedy is that all of this is preventable. Every single one of these outcomes could have been avoided with timely intervention. But there’s still time to prevent the next failure, the next rejection, the next missed opportunity—if you act now.
Every week you delay is a week the learner inside of you internalizes failure. Other students and professionals are building skills and confidence right now. You and yours are falling further behind, developing anxiety that will take years to undo. The achievement gap widens. The college options narrow. The scholarships go to someone else’s child. The promotion goes to someone else. The career pivot becomes impossible.
But here’s what most people don’t realize: even significant gaps can be closed rapidly with the right approach. I’ve watched students make two years of progress in six months. I’ve watched adults finally break through barriers they thought were permanent. The key is starting now, not six months from now when the damage is deeper.
You found this profile for a reason. You already know what you need to do. The question is whether you’ll act now or contact me six months from now, apologizing for not reaching out sooner while we try to salvage what’s left of the academic year or your career timeline.
Or…
You can be the parent who acts decisively.
The adult learner who finally invests in themselves.
Six months from now you’ll be celebrating progress instead of regretting inaction.
Rate: $120 USD/hour (comparable to elite tutors charging $150+ USD, but I price based on impact, not prestige — this is an investment that pays compounding returns for a lifetime) — though my availability won’t last. I maintain a selective caseload to ensure every student and adult learner receives the attention their transformation requires. Serious inquiries only.
Let’s grow together.
Tyrzen Tutoring 