1. Are Tutree lessons private or group-based?

Every Tutree session is a private, live online lesson with one tutor and one student—no group meetings or large virtual classrooms.

2. Which ages can sign up for Tutree in New Jersey?

Tutree works with children and teens from about 6 to 17 years old, adjusting tools and project difficulty for each age range.

3. Can my child join if they have never coded before?

Yes, beginners often start with simple Scratch or Roblox activities so they can quickly see something working and feel excited to continue.

4. What do more experienced students work on?

Students who already know the basics may move into Python, Java, or beginner web and app development projects that demand deeper thinking and planning.

5. Are your classes live video or recordings?

All Tutree classes are live and interactive; students meet with a tutor in real time and never rely on pre-recorded or self-paced lessons.

6. How long does a typical coding class last?

Standard lessons run around 40 minutes, which is long enough for kids to learn something new and build a project without losing focus.

7. Can we fit Tutree around a busy New Jersey schedule?

Yes, families can choose from multiple after‑school and weekend time slots, and students join lessons from home, so there is no travel time.

8. Will my child have the same tutor each week?

Tutree aims to keep a consistent tutor for your child so the instructor understands their strengths, challenges, and interests over time.

9. How do tutors support shy or quiet students?

In a one-on-one setting, tutors can speak calmly, give extra thinking time, and gently encourage questions so shy learners feel safe participating.

10. What changes do New Jersey parents usually notice after a few months?

Parents often see their children become more comfortable with technology, explain how their projects work, and proudly show finished games or animations.