Ensuring your edge with AHEAD
Sunday Leisure
February 4, 2001

If you think that choosing  a suitable tutorial and review center is as easy as pushing a button, think again.

 “I have been to so many other tutorials but even my sons like it here at AHEAD,” opens Mrs. Uychico, wife of San Miguel Beer head coach from the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Jong Uychico and she has had her two son’s study habits and academic performances enhanced by AHEAD tutorial services for the last three years.

 In a world where quality education has evolved to become a privilege more than a right and the professional turf is getting stiffer and stiffer with the growing population, where could the youth of today turn for their chance to excel in their chosen fields?

“In the past, we’ve been to so many tutorial institutions but it is with AHEAD that I found myself at home with. They are so flexible when it comes to the demands of the parents. Like me, speaking for myself, I consider myself a spoiled parent here,” she muses.

 When our day to day demands as parents inevitable reside on a fast paced realm, how much time should there before us to provide the appropriate understanding and patience that our children need as far as their academics are concerned?

 Uychico continues, “with AHEAD. They know how to run their services. They communicate with their clients and they provide you with the best tutor for your kid after a careful evaluation of who should teach your kid. They even assess the tutor-student rapport.”

The statistics will reveal the descending number of successful graduates, be it the elementary, secondary or tertiary level of education, has multiplied during the last decade.

According to psychology books, quality learning should start with enough time for habit forming study routines. But the key words here are quality and time.

Fortunately, every unique and advanced learning institution has consistently monitored the growing need for quality education in the Philippines. AHEAD Tutorial and Review Center has studied this educational plight for the last 13 years.