Search first
Compact filters and comparable tutor cards. Direct and practical for parents who know what they need.
- Starts with
- Subject, level and hourly budget
- Trade-off
- More choices to make at once
TUITION.EDUCATION
Three ways to find a learning fit.
Same six fictional tutors. Three different starting points.
Guided matching
A short, guardian-led preference flow. A calm starting point for families who need a little direction.
- Starts with
- Who needs support, then lesson needs
- Trade-off
- More steps before the filtered results
People & approaches
Larger editorial profiles make teaching style easier to compare. Best for choosing a personal fit.
- Starts with
- The tutor’s approach and lesson details
- Trade-off
- Fewer profiles visible at a glance
BROADER CONCEPT · CURRENT HOMEPAGE
Version 3
Station browsing with a filterable shortlist
Extends the idea beyond home tutors to tuition centres, enrichment and education classes. Three questions suggest a mix of formats, then families pick an MRT station and filter one shortlist by format, schedule and budget.
- Starts with
- Who is learning, the goal, and where lessons happen
- Trade-off
- Broader scope than the three directions above; listings need providers as well as tutors
Recommended starting point: B
Following Claude’s review, guided matching is the strongest starting direction for parents who need help deciding. Keep A’s direct browsing as an alternative and C’s teaching-approach detail in profiles. This assumes parents are the main audience; adult learners remain included.
For review, not real enquiries
Platform access and connections are free; lessons may have tutor-agreed fees. All identities, experience and rates are fictional. Under-18 enquiries are parent or guardian-led. Accounts, durable records, profile review, consent and operational moderation are still required before launch.