Most tutoring companies test a prospective student, use an algorithm to figure what lessons to give a student and initially diagnose any problems the program sees. Nowadays, these same companies charge upwards of $130 per hour to give your student any advantage they can and then claim their success rate is in the 90's.  They need this income in order to pay their advertising, labor, and site costs.  I get it, the numbers work out, and good for them for making a living off the assistance of others.

     When Ziggy started tutoring students in 2009 upon graduation from San Diego State University, he found that most of those that needed the help he wanted to provide were not able to pay even $40 an hour.  On top of that, these algorithms don't understand every child out there, especially when there are numerous peripheral issues that don't get factored in.  Ziggy takes each student he sees individually, and attacks the problem from a guidance perspective, teaching independence and confidence.

     While his business sense may not be on par with the surrounding market, we truly believe that when the services and results are at the forefront - the business will take care of itself.