Affordable, Accessible and Effective Tutor Training Offered in Washington, DC

In response to the increased demand for tutors in communities and schools across America, the National Center for Training and Educational Assistance (NCTEA), a network of experienced educational service providers, announced today it will begin offering one-day training for tutors and those looking to start a tutoring business.

(Washington, DC -- October 13, 2003) --- In response to the increased demand for tutors in communities and schools across America, the National Center for Training and Educational Assistance (NCTEA), a network of experienced educational service providers, announced today it will begin offering one-day training for tutors and those looking to start a tutoring business.

A first series of one-day classes will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18, Tuesday, Nov. 4 and Saturday Nov. 15, from 9 am -- 5 pm at NCTEA. Parking is available and the location is steps from the Van Ness Metro Stop at 4401 Connecticut Ave in Washington, DC.

Participants at any of the one-day trainings will receive the Tutor Trek training effort including a training manual, curriculum training, tips on running a successful business, training by an experienced doctoral level teacher, and upon completion, a General Education Tutor Certificate. The cost of the class is $150. Groups can obtain additional discounts.

Trained tutors are essential for academic achievement," said Dr. Kelley Brock, CEO of NCTEA and tutor trainer. Our Tutor Trek products identify what tutors need to know in providing tutoring to students and helps keep tutors on track in running their business."

ABOUT NCTEA: The National Center for Training and Educational Assistance is a network of experienced educational supplemental service providers committed to ensuring Americas students are well educated by assisting teachers, tutors and organizations. NCTEAs mission is to ensure the success of all of Americas students by working with parents, schools, communities, corporations and all levels of government. The point of NCTEAs efforts is to facilitate educational services for a variety of audiences including schools, tutor organizations and community groups. NCTEA builds custom programs, develops specialized materials, connects businesses who can help each other and train tutors with one goal in mind -- helping the thousands of students who need supplemental assistance get the education they need. For more information visit www.nctea.com, email at: info@nctea.com or call 202-237-6567.