Educational support

Before tackling Cogito, support schoolLet's start by explaining what tutoring is (we're often confused!). The tutoring is a subject that often attracts interest and attention, and rightly so. With the increasing demands of education and academic competition, it is more important than ever to give our children the tools and skills they need to succeed in life.  

Tutoring is a form of supplementary teaching that helps students improve their understanding. And their skills in specific subjects. Whether it's maths, science, English or other subjects. Tutoring helps students overcome the obstacles that prevent them from succeeding at school.  

Help at every level

Tutoring is available at all levels of education, from nursery school to university. Tutors work with students individually or in small groups. To help them understand concepts, develop their skills and improve their self-confidence. The benefits of tutoring are many and varied. Firstly, tutoring helps students to improve their academic results. And succeed in the subjects that are causing them problems. By working with a qualified tutor, students can deepen their understanding of subjects. And ask questions. Receive additional explanations that may not be available in class. In addition, tutoring helps students develop important skills. Such as time management, problem solving and critical thinking. 

Essential skills

These skills are essential for success in life. Whether at school, in a career or in other aspects of everyday life. Tutoring also helps students improve their self-confidence and self-esteem. By working with a tutor who encourages and supports them, students learn to believe in themselves. Feel more comfortable in their ability to succeed. Finally, tutoring is an effective way of preparing students for important exams. Such as university entrance exams or professional certification exams. Tutors provide advice and test-taking strategies. As well as exam practice to help students feel more comfortable and successful in these important tests. In short, tutoring is a valuable tool for students of all ages and educational levels. Whether it's to improve their academic results, develop important skills. Or simply to boost their self-confidence, tutoring can help students succeed in their academic lives and beyond.

Cogito is a support school, not a tutoring organisation

Why and how is Cogito a support school and not a tutoring organisation? At Cogito, from day one we have welcomed our students in the spirit of being their second school (in the broadest sense, including university). With this in mind, we make sure, for example, that from the outset we teach them working methods - the fruit of Cogito's experience and knowledge. We then integrate these methods, precepts and specific resources into their practical work throughout the term and the year. From this point of view, Cogito is a fully-fledged school in its own right, rather than a tutoring organisation.