Some common tips that may help: Choose a reputable tutor or tutoring service: Look for references or recommendations from friends or family. Check the tutor’s credentials, such as their education and experience. If tutoring sessions are in your home make sure that an adult is also in the home to supervise and that the tuition takes place in the kitchen, dining room or lounge. If the tuition is not being held in your home, consider holding the sessions in a public place, such as a library or community centre, for added safety and visibility. Establish clear communication with the tutor: Communicate the rules and expectations for tutoring sessions. Ensure the tutor knows your child’s needs and limitations and that you are comfortable with how the tutor communicates and interacts with your child. Monitor your child’s progress: Regularly check in with them to see how they are progressing and how they feel about the tutoring sessions. Be vigilant about online safety: If you choose an online tutor, monitor your child’s online activity and protect their personal information. Report any concerning behaviour: If you suspect any inappropriate or harmful behavior from the tutor, report it immediately to the appropriate authorities and seek help if necessary.