GAVRAS Math Prep

1. What are the means of paying your tuition fees?

The most common means of payment is via bank transfer. And, of course, tax receipts are issued. PayPal is another popular way to pay tuition fees. Students who prefer in-person lessons can also pay in cash. Furthermore, I expect that soon it will be possible to use a credit or debit card directly from this website.

2. A friend of mine is an engineer with a university masters degree. Could I rely on him to teach mathematics to my child?

This is a subjective decision; however, people often ask me this question. I prefer not to answer definitively, but in general I think that teaching/tutoring mathematics is not just a matter of university degrees, but an undertaking that presupposes professional dedication.

4. My son/daughter is a student at Anatolia College/Pinewood School. Could you undertake his/her mathematical tutoring?

Yes, of course! There are many students at those schools who have been students of mine, and I closely track their mathematical courses. Not only do I accept pupils from those two schools, but I commit to visiting them in Thessaloniki at least twice during each academic year. My educational visits to Thessaloniki have been established as customary for my students at those schools.

6. What if you are not available or we can’t find a time slot which suits both you and my child?

I try to personally tutor every student who needs math exam preparation. However, if I can’t help you immediately, I will introduce you to my teaching assistant who works under my strict supervision until I am available. In such cases, I take responsibility for the quality of the lessons which are guided by me.

7. Mathematics is a common subject for a student to ask support for, but what about other subjects? Can you help us with those, as well?

Yes, of course! I collaborate with tutors in many other courses, like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Business Management, Modern Greek, English, History etc. who are skilled and ready to assist.