TYT Invitational Education Centre

We met Tina through a friend referral, last year is tough for every family. Tina is such a carrying teacher I ever met. She treated my son as her own, and very transparency with us. As a parent we also learned a lot though the parents' school, to better understand our son and why he is acting out and how to better communicate with him. Thank you Tina to make me a better parent.

I am surprised and deeply troubled to see so many negative comments about the TYT. My child is with TYT, and this is things that go through my mind when it comes to my child’s education:
1) If my child tells me that the teacher is very easy going, I would be very concerning. I am a firm believer that the toughest coach trains the top player. If I need an easy-going teacher, who simply just presents the material, it would be much better that I go with YouTube and other online resources.
2) Are the teachers really mean there? Well, as a parent, and a mature person, I think I can tell the difference between “mean” and “strict”. The teachers are generally speaking strict there.
3) As a final note, we are talking abut education where there is no absolute right or wrong. If you believe it is not right for you, just move on. If you want to give a try, be patient, be constructive, and be persistent.

I've been at TYT for 5 years and I cannot be more grateful for the teachers that taught me. They really supported me as I was going into a music major with all the encouragement and resources they could provide, such as competing at music festivals and masterclasses that I would've never knew about or ever considered as a student wanting to get a music career. They have one of the best and nicest teachers that exemplify professionalism and are really responsible with their students. Before deciding to major in music, I honestly did not know what I should do in regards to my future career. I did not want to bow down to the pressure of my parents wanting me to study engineering or medical sciences. We discovered many options ranging from stem to careers in the humanities, and finally I landed on the decision on a piano major since I was truly inspired by the piano teacher at TYT with her dedication and passion for her craft. Once again, I really want to thank TYT for all they have done for the 5 years. This year I am going to music university this year and my teacher has always followed up on me regarding my progress and making sure that I will have the highest chances of success in the future.

My son has been studying there for many years. It is a very good institution. Every teacher is seriously responsible, not only focusing on grades, but also on the learning habits of each student. This is very rare. No educational institution sees this. Now his son's achievements have been improved, and at the same time his study habits and autonomy have also been cultivated.