Enrollment for ACT and SAT tutoring classes is still ongoing at On Track Learning

Alamo, Feb 17, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Enrollment for SAT and ACT tutoring classes is still ongoing at On Track Learning, a preferred and top-rated learning center in the East Bay area. Enrollment for the preparatory classes is only open until March 2020, but classes for other subject-based classes and supplementary programs are open all-year-round.

The upcoming test dates for the American College Test (ACT) and Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) is only a couple of months away and it is putting more and more pressure on students. Due to the unrelenting pressure to get high scores and achieve their desired test results, students and/or their parents take advantage of tutoring services offered by learning centers.

On Track Learning is pleased to announce that the enrollment for SAT and ACT tutoring classes will be open until March 14, 2020, for ACT classes and March 18, 2020, for SAT classes. The classes they offer range from as little as 6-session classes all the way up to 24-session classes that can accommodate students taking either of the exams at a sooner or later date. All of their tutoring programs come with personalized and flexible scheduling as well as a guaranteed test score improvement. Parents also have the option to enroll their children in either semi-private or private SAT or ACT tutoring classes.

In addition, to test preparation classes, interested parents and students can also enroll in supplementary programs that On Track Learning offers all-year-round. These programs, all geared towards rapidly achieving academic excellence, including private and semi-private subject-based tutoring, college financial planning, behavioral intervention, college consulting, and pre-test meditation.

On Track Learning was established in 2005, giving them a 15-year experience and expertise in the pedagogical industry. They are operating in the East Bay area with locations in both Alamo and Lafayette, California. Owner and educator Dan Harrington is a graduate from California State University-Hayward and has demonstrated his profession as an elementary school teacher in the unified school districts of San Ramon Valley, Walnut Creek, and Mount Diablo. Dan prides himself in On Track Learning's constant stellar performance that is on track with the organization's mission to help achieve academic success for every student. On their official website, they mentioned that they "value high energy, positive attitudes, and proven competency in our partners." He also takes pride in their roster of professional educators and tutors that are all equipped with a reputable educational background and comprehensive teaching experience.

Based on their excellent 4.5-star customer rating on Yelp, they are looking to be one of the most trusted and preferred tutoring centers in the East Bay area. One recent 5-star review for the learning center said, "[On Track Learning] delivered on their promise and guarantee. This cannot be said for the majority of businesses.  According to my son, all of the tutors were wonderful and accommodating." Additionally, the reviewer mentioned that even after already completing the test, they are still planning to enroll their child for some more refresher classes. They even went as far as claiming that parents who are looking for the perfect review center for their child should stop looking by saying, "If you are looking and researching for a prep course for your child, stop the search, you've found it in OTL."

Anyone interested to apply in any of their programs can inquire directly through their offices or online through their website at www.ontracklearning.net. They may also call in their inquiries and schedule a consultation to start with a study program immediately.

For more information, please contact Dan Harrington at 925 368 5552, or send an email at dan@ontracklearning.net.

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