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High School

Take a well-rounded college preparatory curriculum. If you know the field that you'd like to tutor in, take as many classes as you can in that subject. For example, if you want to eventually tutor in math, take algebra, geometry, calculus, and any other math classes that are available. Taking speech and English courses will also help you hone communication skills, which will be important when you work with students. Taking a foreign language, such as Spanish, will help you to work with those who do not speak English as a first language.

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