SAT Prep Workshops

How to Host a Workshop

I offer SAT Workshops to homeschoolers in the mid-Atlantic region.* If you have a support group, or can assemble 15 or more students, I would be happy to do a workshop in your area. The ideal size for workshops is about 15-25 students plus any number of auditing parents, but I am willing to work with larger groups as well.

Hosting a workshop is fun and easy, and in return for hosting, you and your student may attend the workshop free. It's not hard-- all you need to do is locate a place that will accomodate a group, tell people about the event, collect registrations, and show up!

If you might be interested in hosting a workshop, here is what you can do:

Before the event:

E-mail me to set up a date.
Locate a suitable place. We will need enough table or desk space for all the students and parents who will participate, and I need a whiteboard or chalkboard that is visible to everyone. I like to use PowerPoint if a projector is available, but I can do without it if necessary. Many libraries and churches have suitable rooms available for free community use-- just call around or network to find a space.
Decide on lunch arrangements (brown bag, delivered pizza, or fast food).
Post or pass out flyers (You can see a sample flyer by clicking the PDF download in the left sidebar.)
Collect registrations and funds.
E-mail location address to me so that I can MapQuest the driving directions.

On the day of the workshop:

Arrive at the workshop site 15-30 minutes early to open the room and welcome attendees.
As a thank-you for hosting, you and your student may enjoy the workshop for free!
Enjoy the workshop!

Thank you for your interest in SAT Workshops™! If you'd like to know more about the in-depth Beat-the-Clock Essay Workshop, you can find answers to frequently asked questions HERE.

*If you are from another area and are interested a workshop, e-mail me with your location, and I will let you know if or when I plan a trip to your area. You can also get news of upcoming workshops in my e-mail newsletter, so be sure to sign up.