GMAT Tutoring with Manhattan Review

About GMAT Tutoring in Hong Kong

Students looking for a fully personalized approach to their GMAT preparation in Hong Kong should look to Manhattan Review for the best private tutoring options available. Manhattan Review's GMAT private tutoring can be utilized either by itself as a primary option, or in combination with our comprehensive GMAT group courses. Each student is matched with one of our highly trained and experienced instructors based on the student's specific strengths and weaknesses. Our tutors work closely with students to set realistic, yet ambitious goals and develop an optimal strategy to reach them, which is based on identifying and conquering any topics that are deemed challenging for students. Each session is focused on extracting maximum potential from both the student and instructor in the most efficient manner possible. With both key test taking techniques and fundamental building blocks being covered throughout the program, students are well-equipped to achieve those elite scores required for competitive MBA programs.

Our highly experienced GMAT tutors will work intensively with the student to create and carry out an individualized lesson plan based specifically on the student's learning style, strengths, and weaknesses when it comes to the GMAT. Students can have sessions with their tutor either in-person or online depending on what the student feels would benefit them most. If a student opts for the in-person sessions, they are able to meet with their tutor at any mutually convenient location in the area allowing for a comfortable commute for both parties. Students opting for online tutoring have the advantage of the convenience and flexibility of attending sessions from anywhere with a stable internet connection.

Private tutoring offers flexible scheduling, allowing for students to choose the length and number of sessions they believe would suit them best. Our expert tutors recommend frequency and length of sessions based on the content that needs to be covered and the student's specific learning aptitude and timeline. Tutors help students build the confidence needed to attain a competitive score through customized homework and practice exercises. Each student has the necessary attention from their tutors, which is required to master the content covered on the GMAT.

Supplementing a GMAT group course with private tutoring hours offers students thorough preparation that is certain to improve upon any existing weaknesses when it comes to the content of the exam. Our GMAT group courses provide sound structure to the preparation process and allow students to further identify the areas where most improvement can be achieved. The flexible scheduling and personalized lesson planning offered by private tutoring can then help students greatly improve on those weak topics leading to a higher score and overall, more well-rounded performance on the day of the exam.

Manhattan Review's plethora of tutoring packages offer students a suitable preparation option regardless of where they currently stand with regards to their GMAT preparation. Our instructors aim to devote the initial session with a student to assessing strengths and weaknesses and creating a lesson plan based upon the student's expectations. The lesson plan is highly flexible and can be updated and customized depending on how the student is handling the content and material. Manhattan Review's private tutoring option for GMAT prep is becoming the preferred method of preparation for most students due to the motivation and commitment our tutors show to each student. Students are recommended to enroll in a package as early as possible to secure their desired spot in the tutor's schedule and begin creating a personalized curriculum.

Students who have worked with a Manhattan Review instructor for the purpose of preparing for the GMAT have gained admission into a wide variety of elite schools all over the world including Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (UST), Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Penn State, UCLA, INSEAD (France and Singapore), Columbia, University of Chicago, New York University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and many others. Call or email one of Manhattan Review's academic program advisors today to learn more about the options offered for students looking for GMAT exam preparation.

Highly Selective Pool of GMAT Instructors

Manhattan Review is best-known for its highly selective hiring process of instructors and tutors. We not only expect great scores from our instructors, but also, and more importantly, a passion for helping their students improve and progress. When searching for tutors, Manhattan Review does a true 360-degree evaluation with only those with both prime test-taking and teaching skills being hired. The combination of scoring highly on the exam and having ample teaching experience in the test prep industry is the recipe Manhattan Review searches out in order to ensure each student gets the necessary attention they deserve from an expert on both the GMAT and the process of preparing students with a wide variety of strengths and weaknesses. From our vast experience in the test prep industry, we have learned that taking an exam and teaching others the content are two separate skills and even prefer those candidates who have potentially scored a few points less but have the skill and passion for conveying the necessary information to students in a way that is effective and efficient.

To understand what sets Manhattan Review apart from all other test prep companies in this regard, one must review the origins of the firm. Manhattan Review was actually conceived and founded at an Ivy League Business School, namely Columbia Business School in New York City. Manhattan Review's Founder was not only pedagocically trained but went on to become an academic and eventually a Professor at a prestigious Business School in Europe. Having participated in numerous hiring committees for academics and having to judge teaching potential of applicants is experience that you simply can not gain or simulate in another context. That's why Manhattan Review Tutoring options are widely considered the best choice for GMAT students.

Due to the highly selective hiring process carried out by Manhattan Review, our instructors are capable to teach all areas that are involved in effectively preparing a student for the GMAT including lesson planning, teaching methods and diagnostic tests. We want to make sure each student gets the attention and expertise they deserve when preparing for such an important exam.

The proven Manhattan Review Process makes the difference

Once a student has expressed interest in our preparation services, there is a two stage process. First, all prospective students speak with an academic advisor where the student gives some background on their situation, time line and study goals. Academic advisors are trained to seek out the best match for each student and their individual needs and study preferences. Then a complementary introductory session is set up where the student has the opportunity to get to know their potential tutor. Most often, this is a perfect match thanks to the experience of our Academic Advisors. If the students feels the necessity to speak to an alternative tutor, this can also be arranged to make sure that there is a perfect match between the expectations of the student and the skills of the tutor.

One important point, these introductory sessions are completely free of charge! We feel that it is Manahattan Review's duty to show the value that we can create for you before asking you to pay for anything.

GMAT Tutoring Sessions: Flexibility and Customization

Our private tutoring programs are designed to be customized in order to fit the needs of each student. With our tutors having ample experience assessing student needs and creating personalized lesson plans, students are enrolling in a program that has them and their improvement as the highest priority. Tutors use a combination of diagnostic tests, practice questions and in-depth discussion about the student's academic background and goals in order to accurately put forth a curriculum that provides both efficiency and sound structure for the time leading up to the exam. The customized lesson plan also accounts for the sequence of content that will be covered during the sessions, which is based on prioritization to optimize the process for each individual student.

The flexible scheduling offered by our private tutoring options is perfect for those GMAT students who have a busy schedule or are often traveling. Having your tutor hold you accountable for the agreed upon assignments outside of the sessions serves as a critical motivating factor, which is crucial to the preparation process. Manhattan Review continues to work on and improve the curriculum, teaching methods and preparation process used for private tutoring students in order to stay ahead of the pack, as we have since being founded in 1999.

GMAT Tutors available in-person and online

Manhattan Review offers tutoring both in-person in your city as well as online. While in the past most students have preferred in-person sessions, there is a growing trend towards our online programs. For starters, learning technology these days makes the experience almost indistinguishable from an in-person session. Our online platform has a whiteboard, on which both you and your tutor can write in the same fashion you would write on a normal sheet of paper in front of you. The video aspect, which allows you and the tutor to see each other in real time, creates a very personal experience, such as the one you would get while doing in-person sessions. But there is one other important reason why online tutoring is becoming more and more popular amongst students. Manhattan Review has many qualified tutors, and with the online option we might just be able to provide you with a better match towards your learning style. With in-person tutoring you are naturally limited to the tutors who are located in your proximity. Depending on how much demand for test preparation exists in your location, there might be a limited number of tutors available. With the online option, you can draw on a nearly infinite number of top tutors that can be located anywhere in the world, giving you the chance to work with a passionate educator who perfectly fits your study and learning style. While there is a growing trend towards online learning and considering the aforementioned points, Manhattan Review has you covered in any case, and we are equally happy to match you with our local tutors for in-person sessions.

Resources included in GMAT Tutoring Packages

Students who purchase tutoring packages of 12 hours or more receive a discount in the hourly rate as well as a bonus selection of supplemental study materials. These materials include:

• A complete set of electronic copies of the world-renowned Manhattan Review Turbocharge Your Prep math primers that includes a comprehensive list of mathematical formulas used in GMAT quantitative section questions, as well as detailed instructions on how the formulas should be applied.

• A complete set of electronic copies of the world-renowned Manhattan Review Turbocharge Your Prep verbal primers including a thorough overview of essential grammatical rules and tips on how these rules could be tested in GMAT Verbal questions.

• A Strategy guide for the AWA Section of the GMAT. The book introduces a detailed structure and discusses over 30 real examples of argument topics, including multiple sample solutions from flawed to outstanding, so students learn what the test maker is looking for.

• A workbook for the Integrated Reasoning section of the GMAT in electronic form. This book discusses all the different question types in the IR section of the GMAT and explains the best and most efficient ways of solving them. It also includes complete and challenging training sets, as well as more than 50 representative IR practice questions covering the complete range of content for which students most need to be ready.

• Five full-length online practice tests. These practice tests are computer-adaptive, just like the GMAT, and are designed to simulate an actual GMAT test.