Tutoring companies remain nimble to keep up with demand amid pandemic

One area tutoring services company nearly doubled its payroll to support the surge.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 4:40 p.m. November 19, 2020
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Courtesy. Samyr Qureshi, Knack co-founder and CEO, says while the company has historically focused on college tutoring, due to current needs during the pandemic, it’s expanded to K-12 support.
Courtesy. Samyr Qureshi, Knack co-founder and CEO, says while the company has historically focused on college tutoring, due to current needs during the pandemic, it’s expanded to K-12 support.
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It’s hard to find an aspect of life the pandemic hasn’t impacted, and the education world is no different. The coronavirus has had big implications for students, parents, teachers and education industry businesses.

 

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