Tutoring is not a binary choice between 'online or in-person'—40% of families who have experienced both use them in combination [Parent Survey]

The tutoring service 'Jukusen,' operated by DeltaX Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Representative: Tsuyoshi Kuroiwa), has conducted a survey on 'online vs. in-person tutoring' and is pleased to share the summary. 'What is online tutoring actually like?' While the options for online tutoring expanded rapidly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some families may still feel uncertain, wondering, 'Can they really improve through a screen?' or 'Won't they lose focus at home?' Therefore, Jukusen Journal conducted a survey of 100 parents of junior high and high school students who have experienced both online and in-person tutoring regarding their current usage and satisfaction. Looking at the actual usage, the results were: In-person only: 41%, Hybrid (Online + In-person): 40%, Online only: 19%. While in-person only is the most common, the percentage of families using both is almost the same, showing that tutoring is not a simple binary choice. This article details the differences in satisfaction, the strengths of each, the pros and cons of using both, and analysis by student type based on the survey results. For details, please visit the link.