Herndon Learning Center Opens Fifth Eye Level Afterschool Tutoring Center in Northern Virginia

Press Release • Jan 20, 2014

Herndon Learning Center is pleased to announce the opening of its newest Eye Level supplemental learning center in Northern Virginia, which continues to embrace the same world-class approach to helping children excel in Reading, Writing and Math.

Online, January 20, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Herndon, Northern Virginia welcomes another Eye Level Learning Center in the area. Located at 462 Herndon Parkway, Suite 102, the fifth Eye Level location - as do all the others in Fairfax, Ashburn, Alexandria and Vienna - will continue to focus on helping children improve their academic skills and attain educational goals. A grand opening of the Herndon Learning Center is anticipated in January 2014.

As the global leader in supplemental learning, the newest Eye Level tutorial center helps kids in Herndon, Reston, or Dulles particularly in the areas of Reading, Writing and Math. In carrying out techniques for the children to learn better, the highly trained and professional tutors at Herndon Learning Center begin with basic foundational learning skills with advancement to more complex skills.

Andrew Sample, entrepreneur and franchisee at Eye Level Learning, explains: "One of the cornerstones of the Eye Level's philosophy is that it is crucial that the instructors understand the child's perspective. This is what sets us apart from other supplemental educators. We believe this is the reason for our successful results and the key to growth and self-directed learning. We encourage critical thinking, problem solving and life-long learning."

Eye Level's exclusive critical thinking curriculum provides each student in the program the opportunity to excel beyond their peers. Through small Herndon aftershool tutoring class sizes, Eye Level offers a proven curriculum in Reading, Writing and Math - coupled with and a child-friendly environment that is fun and inviting.

"We don't believe in using a cookie-cutter approach to teaching," says Learning Center Director Rabia Budar who will be managing the fifth Herndon Learning Center. "Our tutors know that each student has individual talents and areas of weakness, and we start by finding out what those are. We'll help your child build on his or her strengths and develop better habits to replace the weak ones."

To find out more about the newly opened fifth Herndon Learning Center in Northern Virginia, please visit http://eyelevelherndon.com for information.