Luxembourg’s first educational support service for students of the international community has been launched recently, with registration for the new January trimester now open.
‘StudyPower’ provides academic resources for English-speaking students including tutoring lessons, study skills classes and an online student centre.
Co-founder Rebecca Gottscheck believes such a service is long overdue considering the growing number of international schools in Luxembourg, and stated “Education plays such an important role in determining a student’s future opportunities and success. Our service is designed to cover the whole spectrum of student needs to ensure that each child develops their full potential.”
Paul Howarth, co-founder, will act as an instructor for study-school classes, with a team of tutors in place. Initially, the language of instruction will be English, with other languages to be considered at a later date.
StudyPower is situated in Kirchberg where students can receive support in their studies throughout the entire academic year.
For more information regarding services and membership types, see www.studypower.lu.
