Our SAT group course that started on 15 August 2026 filled in a short survey after the first lesson. 42 students answered questions about the Math lesson, the English lesson, both tutors and the online platform. The original Google Forms screens are shown below next to a readable summary.
Key results: 41 of 42 students rated each lesson 4 or 5, 83.3% were happy with the Math tutor and 92.9% with the English tutor, and nobody asked for a change.
Survey method
The survey was sent with Google Forms right after the first lesson, and answering was optional. It asked about three things: the first day of Math and English (1–5 points), whether students wanted to stay with each tutor (happy / try the week and see / change the tutor), and the online teaching platform (1–5 points). Every percentage is out of the 42 students who answered, so one student is about 2.4%. Each question below shows the original Google Forms screenshot and the same numbers as readable text.
Math, day one
Question: "Rate your overall satisfaction with the first day of Math lessons, please." (1 = lowest, 5 = highest.)
Math lesson, first day (42 responses)
35 students (83.3%) gave 5 points, 6 (14.3%) gave 4 and 1 student (2.4%) gave 2; nobody chose 1 or 3. The average is 4.79 / 5: 41 of the 42 students rated the first Math lesson 4 or 5.
Choosing to stay with the Math tutor
Question: "Which one would you prefer?" Options: I am happy with the tutor, I'd like to try it for the week and see, Change the Math tutor.
Math tutor (42 responses)
35 students (83.3%) said they were happy with the tutor and 7 (16.7%) wanted another week before deciding. No student asked to change the Math tutor.
English, day one
Question: "Rate your overall satisfaction with the first day of English lessons, please."
English lesson, first day (42 responses)
34 students (81%) gave 5 points, 7 (16.7%) gave 4 and 1 (2.4%) gave 3, again an average of 4.79 / 5. As in Math, 41 of 42 students rated the first day 4 or 5.
Choosing to stay with the English tutor
English tutor (42 responses)
39 students (92.9%) were happy with the English tutor and 3 (7.1%) wanted to try the week first. Nobody asked for a change. The "happy" share is a little higher in English than in Math (92.9% vs 83.3%).
Online classroom
Question: "How satisfied are you with the online teaching platform?"
Online teaching platform (42 responses)
29 students (69%) gave 5 points, 11 (26.2%) gave 4 and 2 (4.8%) gave 3, an average of 4.64 / 5. 40 of the 42 students rated the platform 4 or 5.
Summary table
| Question | 5 points / happy | 4 points / try for a week | Lower / change | Average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Math lesson, first day | 35 (83.3%) | 6 (14.3%) | 1 (2.4%; 2 points) | 4.79 / 5 |
| Math tutor | 35 (83.3%) | 7 (16.7%) | 0 | – |
| English lesson, first day | 34 (81%) | 7 (16.7%) | 1 (2.4%; 3 points) | 4.79 / 5 |
| English tutor | 39 (92.9%) | 3 (7.1%) | 0 | – |
| Online teaching platform | 29 (69%) | 11 (26.2%) | 2 (4.8%; 3 points) | 4.64 / 5 |
The survey reflects first impressions only. Our SAT prices and practice tests are here: