School English and regular tests
Use the student's real textbook, workbook, homework and test scope to identify gaps in grammar, vocabulary and reading.
Online English for high school students
One to one, shaped around the student's goal.
Quick answer
Yes. Petra Tutors provides one to one online English support for high school students, with lessons shaped around school materials, regular tests, English qualifications, speaking goals or preparation for overseas study.
Use the student's real textbook, workbook, homework and test scope to identify gaps in grammar, vocabulary and reading.
Lessons can combine longer reading, writing, conversation and pronunciation according to what the student currently needs.
School English can lead into dedicated EIKEN, IELTS or TOEFL preparation when one of those exams becomes the main goal.
Common goals
When current work depends on missing foundations, lessons can go back to earlier grammar or vocabulary before returning to the present unit.
The student's test scope, textbook, workbook and recent answers can be used to decide what should be prioritised within the available time.
Work one to one on reading approach, paragraph structure, reasoning and vocabulary instead of spending equal time on every skill.
Conversation, pronunciation and short opinion responses can be practised alongside school or exam English.
Why online
With no travel to a tutoring centre, lessons can be easier to fit around school, clubs, events and exam periods.
The student can join from home without adding a separate journey after school or club activities.
The match is not limited to tutors who can travel to one area, which can make it easier to look for a tutor whose teaching area fits the student's goal.
Textbooks, PDFs, writing and recent answers can be shared during the lesson so unclear parts can be reviewed directly.
How lessons are planned
A high school student preparing for a school test needs a different plan from someone working on conversation, EIKEN or overseas study. Petra starts by clarifying the purpose, then narrows the lesson priorities.
Use school results, recent answers, English qualifications and known weaker areas to understand the starting point.
Clarify whether the immediate priority is a regular test, EIKEN, speaking, school support or overseas study.
Decide whether to centre the lesson on school materials, qualification materials or another resource that fits the goal.
If the school schedule or test date changes, the next lesson priorities can change with it.
Tutor matching
The match considers more than English ability. Petra checks the teaching area, high school goal, current materials, preferred times and whether the tutor can teach effectively online before reviewing candidates.
See how Petra tutor matching worksFAQ
Yes. Textbooks, workbooks, homework, test scope and recent answers can be shared and used as the main reference for the lesson.
Yes. Conversation, pronunciation and short opinion responses can be practised one to one and combined with school or exam English where useful.
It depends on the tutor's teaching areas. Petra checks the exam, target and test date before reviewing suitable tutor candidates.
You can tell Petra what flexibility you need, but actual scheduling depends on current tutor availability. Petra checks the recurring times that are realistic before confirming a match.
No. Petra does not guarantee a grade or test outcome. Lessons are used to identify the student's current needs and organise the most useful practice one to one.
Free trial
Share the student's school year, current difficulty, school materials, English qualifications and preferred times, and Petra can review a suitable online approach and tutor options.