You still have to listen to and understand what the tutor says, though. And it's not as if the tutor is saying anything that's not published in books or on YouTube videos - the only real benefit a private tutor could even theoretically have is that he could potentially find a few different ways to explain a concept until the student understood it.
>the only real benefit a private tutor could even theoretically have is that he could potentially find a few different ways to explain a concept until the student understood it.
Yes that's one benefit. Also with the focus on one student the tutor can gear lessons to best suit their learning style and current knowledge.
Really anyone who can afford a tutor would benefit from one.
You still have to listen to and understand what the tutor says, though. And it's not as if the tutor is saying anything that's not published in books or on YouTube videos - the only real benefit a private tutor could even theoretically have is that he could potentially find a few different ways to explain a concept until the student understood it.