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SSAT Tutoring

how it works

SSAT tutoring is an intensive, strategy-based approach to boost exam scores before application deadlines. Each lesson is customized to target a student’s weaknesses. The number of sessions needed is dependent on your family’s goals and timeline.

Sessions are held at our office in Pointe Claire or online. For new students, we suggest taking a practice test first, as a method of assessing your points of weakness. 

rates

SSAT Tutoring with our Director Lauren

  • One-on-One — 100$/hour
  • Group of 2 — 70$/hour x2

SSAT Tutoring from Lauren’s Team

  • One-on-One — 80$/hour
  • Group of 2 — 50$/hour x2

All applicable taxes are already included.

Group lessons & team visits

Group Classes at Our Office or Online

We offer small classes of 4 – 8 students during peak season (October to December). Contact us to see what crash courses we are currently offering.

School and Arena Visits

The SSAT Montreal team at Genesis Tutoring can come to your school or arena:

  • Group practice tests
  • Information sessions for standardized tests, financial aid, and building a strong application
  • Q&A period with families

Additional Application Services

admissions consulting

  • Interview preparation & assistance with admissions essays
  • Application portal support and management
  • Testing accommodations for ADD/ADHD+

live ssat practice tests

Students who are new to the SSAT are encouraged to take a full-length practice test at our office. This will serve as a diagnostic to help Lauren and her team improve your score, or provide you with an independent study plan to work on at home. This service is our most requested.


FAQ

Sessions are held at the Genesis Tutoring centre in Pointe-Claire, or online. See our centre here.

House-calls for certain services are offered during the off-season (March - August). Availability is limited and subject to a travel fee.

Take our services quiz here to see which services best suits your situation.
The SSAT is an admissions test for high school students. It stands for Secondary School Admissions Test. It is part of your application to prep school. The SAT is an admissions test for university students. It stands for Standard Admissions Test. It is part of your university application and is normally taken in grade 12, when you are applying to university. The PSAT is a test that prepares students for the SAT, like a "pre-SAT", or a "practice SAT". Prep schools give the PSAT to students in grade 10 and 11 to prepare them for the SAT. It stands for Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. Generally, you would not hand in your PSAT to universities — its main purpose is to serve as an introduction to the SAT. There are also opportunities to win scholarships/awards early on if your PSAT scores are in the top scores of your region.  
Yes, we do in person sessions at our office at 620 St. Jean, in Pointe Claire. We also tutor online.
Each tutor has their own availability and schedule. Many tutors can accommodated after-school hours and weekends. Please call or text 438 800 7069 for this week's availability. If you would like to drop in and visit the centre, we offer tours and meetings by appointment only (call or text 438 800 7069). If you come to the centre without an appointment, we may be occupied with other students. Check out images of the centre here.
If you are currently attending a French school, many prep schools will require that you also take an English proficiency test like the TOEFL or Duolingo. This applies to any student whose school operates in another language.  Minimum score requirements are generally 100/120. To understand how the tests are structured, how close you are to the minimum required score, or how to prepare, please contact us. 
No, you cannot use a calculator or dictionary. On the math section students have to do their calculations by hand. For the English sections there is no spellcheck or dictionary. If you have a learning disability, you may be eligible for a calculator or other accommodations. Learn about how to register for disability accommodations here, or contact us.

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