Services
School Subjects Tutoring
ATA helps you find and hire the best tutors who are reliable, trustworthy, and experienced. The company is committed in helping families find tutors who can develop the kids’ academic and cognitive skills by following modern, one-to-one, teaching theories. Tutors at ATA help students develop ways and techniques that would guide them in keeping up with school assignments and stay ahead of their school program
Educational Coaching: ATA-Leadership Systems Inc.
ATA collaborates with Leadership Systems Inc. to develop a unique educational program which helps kids improve their English language skills. The uniqueness of the program is based on hands-on, and tested theories and techniques, which was proven to have a positive effect in helping students acquire the language faster, and to improve in all four areas of the language; Speaking, Reading, Writing, and Listening. This Program aims to help students from all backgrounds, English, Arabic, and French, to acquire the English language faster and easier.
Music Tutoring
ATA believes that music can enhance and accelerate the academic life of students. Sometimes, kids like to run away or hide from homework assignments, or they want to take some rest. They need it! So ATA believes that the best way to do so is by music. For this reason, ATA provides the musical tutoring service. Music tutoring can be instrumental, where tutors help individuals learn how to play a specific instrument, or theoretical, where tutors teach music theory, note reading, and composition
Presentations And Public Speaking
Because public speaking skills are absolutely essential in today’s academic environment, ATA helps individuals by training them to perform presentations and public speeches by following Washington University’s approach with some adjustments. ATA’s adjusted approach helps individuals improve their speaking skills, and enhance individuals’ confidence, and work accordingly to each one’s abilities and capacities to reach the goal of becoming a public speaker.
What ata is
At ATA, we provide the best possible start in life for kids. This company aims to organize the tutoring market in Lebanon, serving as a source for reliable, experienced, and trustworthy tutors. We bring the tutoring concept to its essence. Our tutor's job is not helping the students in understanding the material or the homework; rather, it is to encourage and aid the students to develop skills which help them depend on themselves in understanding the material, working on their homework, and assessing themselves. With our HR policy, we aim to provide the best, most reliable and trustworthy tutors that can develop the cognitive and academic skills for students. Tutors are trained on the basics of the tutoring job, one-to-one tutoring techniques, and kids’ assessment programs. This company also has a program by which non- English speakers can learn how to read, write, and speak English from the beginners’ level to the advanced. To know more about the services that ATA provides, please go to the main page.
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Accelerating School Performance
ATA's tutors help kids to improve academically by developing strategies to study
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Focused English Language Program
Whether for academic purposes or everyday conversations, ATA has the way to English language learning
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Discovering the Talent
Know your musical talent
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Presentations & public speaking
Lead with confidence
Mission And Vision
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