A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER OF KLASSTUTORING:
“It all began many years ago. I started working for a well known local tutoring company while completing my Masters Degree in Engineering at UCLA. After some time, I began tutoring privately. I enjoyed working with students as they prepared for the SAT but felt that existing tutoring materials were ineffective. I was making copies from four or five different tutorials and then supplementing these lessons with lessons that I developed on my own. Needless to say, it was inconvenient for both me and my students. I knew which techniques worked and which ones did not, and none of the tutorials you could buy in a bookstore were even close to complete. I began combining elements of the best techniques from competitors’ books with methods that I had successfully developed on my own. After over a year of continued research into the ways and means of the SAT, I finally completed my first SAT tutorial. The final product was a clear, complete, cohesive, and effective tutorial that I could give to my students. With the help of my tutorial, I found that students achieved results that exceeded their highest expectations.

“After perfecting my SAT techniques for over 15 years and creating my easy-to-follow SAT tutorial, I had become an extremely successful and in-demand private SAT tutor. Because I was so busy and often had a long waiting list, I asked a few of my trusted engineering friends to help me tutor some of my students—students whom I would have otherwise been forced to turn away. The results were amazing. Every student achieved dramatic SAT score increases! My methods for SAT prep were validated and Klass-Tutoring was born.

“Today, KlassTutoring has developed into the most effective company in the industry. Many students dissatisfied with their SAT tutoring experiences at Princeton Review, Ivy West, Kaplan, and other competitors have come to KlassTutoring and raised their scores with great success. KlassTutoring has worked with hundreds of satisfied students, and we are ready to work with you.

“Thank you for your interest.”


Erik Klass