Axel Kussmann
CAIs chatting on a smartphone really going to help your child's executive functioning? After 3 months of Coachbit, the only goals reached were 1) getting up on time (which was not really a problem before 2) making the bed (a good habit, but not strictly related to school work) 3) packing the bag before leaving. Those goals were usually achieved through being nagged by us, the parents. We also had to take an extra 15 minutes out of every morning for the coaching which was mostly small talk, along with sending some pre-recorded videos about why making your bed is important and other trivialities. Giving a teen more access to a smartphone only led to more time wasting - we would have been better off not having Coachbit and keeping the smartphone put away and simply using a whiteboard.
Funmilayo Ajala
CAGabriella is very consistent Gabriella is very consistent. She was able to connect well with Geoffrey, and I've seen him implement a lot of the habits that have been reinforced from using coachbit.
Tim Chaves
GBMelissa has been an incredible coach… Melissa has been an incredible coach for our daughter. From the first few weeks of coaching, we noticed a difference. She was more organized, more punctual, more on top of things -- but most of all, so much more confident in herself! We've seen her blossom as she's taken that newfound confidence and applied it to everything she's working on. Can't speak highly enough of Melissa and Coachbit.
Melissa Mensing
CAWe are thrilled! The coaching program is unbelievable! And well structured. Constant communication with the parents that allow us to participate and support our teenager. We discuss these small changes at dinner time and we have great discussions about improving. Our teenager is looking forward for every call without us reminding him. He’s started only a few weeks ago and we are thrilled for the future. Ludovic is bragging to his friends about his coach Nathaniel and his UK accent.
Geraldine Maguire
GBRiordan is exactly who your child needs… Riordan is exactly who your child needs when he/she is struggling or just hit a bump along the way. He isn’t just a coach bit tutor he is a mentor, a positive influence, someone who allows the child to talk and hear themselves before teaching them life lessons. He brings a lot of experience and knows how to communicate with children so they trust him and want to work with him. Riordan is simply the best.