ShareWorld Learning Center

ShareWorld is a great business. It has helped many students achieve their academic pursuits — whether getting good SAT’s or receiving beneficial after school homework help. Very personalized and teaches you to work smarter.

My son has gone here for about a year now. I give it one star for his teacher.
Very bad front desk lady. No concept of customer service or courtesy. They do not communicate with teachers and expect you to know all the ‘rules’. Clover in the front desk is the rudest person I have met in the education business. They need to hire some pleasant and soft spoken people if they want to get people to use the center. Do not enroll your child here .I have first hand experience here and my kid attends monta vista high school in Cupertino

I have been coming to ShareWorld for the past 3 – 4 years and the tutors at this center have helped me so much with a lot of subjects that I was struggling through so much.
I highly recommend Lily Vo as a tutor. She tutored me for AP Economics — a class in which I felt intimidated and easily frustrated in. She is really good at breaking down the material in very manageable and understandable ways and is incredibly patient when it comes to questions. She had a lot of other resources and worksheets for me to work with (helps a LOT when it comes to subjects in which you need lots of practice and guidance). She is very clear and extremely organized and makes a HUGE effort to make sure that the time during the tutoring session is used wisely and efficiently; she prepares very well beforehand (the amount of work she invests in her students is very impressive) and stays on top of the material she teaches. I have learned so much and am very thankful for all that she has done for me and for other students!

This review is for Teacher Fu who tutors both my children in Mandarin. My kids are enrolled in the Mandarin Immersion Program at school, however neither my husband or I speak Mandarin. Teacher Fu was able to help them both excel in Mandarin and compete with kids who speak it at home. My daughter got into the program late, in 1^st grade rather than kindergarden. It was tough at first, she did tutoring everyday afterschool with Teacher Fu for a while. Now she is in middle school and getting A’s in Mandarin.

I sent my son here for the summer enrichment in math and I had to say… Michael, the math tutor teacher, was the best. My son was struggling in algebra II class due to his weak background in algebra I. Michael took his time and reviewed all the important concepts in algebra 1 to help my son progress in algebra II. Thanks Michael. You’ve done an excellent job. My son is getting an A in algebra 11 as a freshman in H.S. He is looking forward to be your pre-​calculus student for this summer 2010.
For the review dated 05/​14/​2010, I can totally understand what you mean. It bothered me when I first signed up last summer, but I guess that is how most Asian system, so-​called tragic metaphor…, is running. I did not care much as long as my son is getting a good tutor… When you deal with the Asian community, go with the flow… By the way, Chinese people speak very loud and I do not understand why… as I am an Asian myself. They don’t mean any harm… It’s the culture thing… If you want something, go to the front desk and ask him or her directly… Don’t wait. around and expect a good service… The service is there; you just have to ask for it. I know. it is odd… but what can you say…
Don’t give up. It is a military establishment, but it does not put kids through hell. Children need dissippline to become successful in life. I hope you feel better after reading my review. By the way, Peter Chang is another good math teacher. He recognized my son’s weakness in algebra I and recommended Michael to tutor my son. Peter would call me personally at home and in the evening and explained everything in details as to why he needs tutor in algebra I. I really aprreciated his call. He actually went out of his way to serve each student’s need. After all, it is the teacher that you are looking for, not the front desk people… so don’t let front desk people discourage you. By the way, we do not speak any Mandarin as well… so I totally undertand the frustration from C M.