Robert Lane

Master Teacher

“See The Light”

Star Student Success

Personal GED Training & Tutoring Services

See the light.

Pass the test.
Then keep going.

One-on-one teaching with Robert Lane — GED preparation, math through Algebra 1, English, conversational Spanish, and U.S. citizenship coaching. Sessions run in person or online, at a pace set by you.

“See The Light”

1 to 1

Every session, no group classes

6 subjects

From arithmetic to citizenship

In person or online

Your kitchen table or your laptop

Bilingual

English and Spanish instruction

What we cover

Six things I teach, and nothing I don't.

Pick one, or combine them. Most students start with a single goal and add a second once the first one clicks.

Math

Math to Algebra 1

Whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, ratios, then straight into equations, graphing, and word problems. We fill the gaps first — that's usually what's blocking you.

Reading & writing

English Mastery

Grammar that holds up under pressure, reading for main idea and evidence, and writing a clear paragraph you can defend on a test or in an email.

Exams

Test Preparedness

GED and HiSET, placement exams, and the habits that carry across all of them: timing, elimination, and staying calm when the clock is loud.

Spanish

Conversational Spanish

Speaking from day one. Practical vocabulary for work, travel, and family, built around the conversations you actually need to have.

ESL

English Language Skills

English for work, school forms, appointments, and everyday life. Pronunciation, listening, and the confidence to ask someone to repeat themselves.

Citizenship

U.S. Citizenship Coaching

The 100 civics questions, the reading and writing portions, and full interview rehearsals — so the real interview feels like one you've already done.

How it works

Three steps to your first session.

1

Tell me the goal

Book a free 20-minute call. We talk about what you're aiming at and when you need it done.

2

Find where you stand

A short, no-grade check on the first session shows exactly which skills to build and which to skip.

3

Work the plan

A weekly session, practice between sessions, and a written progress note after each one.

Who this is for

Adults, teenagers, and anyone told they were behind.

  • Adults finishing the GEDWorking around a job and a family schedule.
  • Students stuck in mathPre-algebra and Algebra 1, before the grade slides further.
  • New English speakersBuilding enough English to work, study, and be understood.
  • Green card holders applying for citizenshipCivics, the language test, and the interview itself.

Start here

Ask a question first

Not sure which subject you need? Send a note and I'll answer within a day.

Scheduling

Find a time.

The first conversation is free and takes 20 minutes. Regular sessions run 60 or 90 minutes. Times shown are Central.

1

Choose a subject

2

Pick a day

3

Pick a time

Dashed times are already taken.

4

Your details

Before you come

Bring three things

  • 1
    Any score report you haveEven an old or bad one. It saves us a session.
  • 2
    Your deadlineA test date, an interview date, or a report card date.
  • 3
    A notebook and pencilPaper still beats a screen for working problems.

Ground rules

Short and fair

Cancel or move a session with 24 hours' notice at no charge. Under 24 hours, the session is billed. If I ever have to cancel on you, your next session is free.

Sessions start on time and end on time. If you're running late, call — I'll wait 15 minutes.