TUTOR

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• A student's unlikely hire

• Academic aide

• Academic coach

• After-class aide

• Aid for a struggling student

• Aid in studying

• Anne Sullivan, e.g.

• Aristotle, to Alexander

• Aristotle, to Alexander the Great

• Boy king or private teacher (5)

• Cambridge fellow

• Coach

• Coach : athlete :: ___ : student

• Give a one-on-one lesson to

• Give lessons

• Give one-on-one help

• Give private lessons to

• Grad-student job

• Grade-booster, perhaps

• Guru

• Help for a struggling student

• Help for one in a class struggle

• Help privately

• Help with Hawthorne, maybe

• Help with homework

• Help with homework, e.g.

• Henry Higgins, for instance

• Henry Higgins, to Eliza

• Hired homework help

• Homebound student's aid

• Homework helper

• Individual instructor

• Instruct privately

• Instruct, and this puzzle's theme

• Instructor

• Instructor for hire

• Job for a grad student

• Jourdan role in The Swan

• Kaplan worker

• Learned hiree

• Learning aide

• Literacy volunteer, e.g.

• Means of catching up with the rest of the class

• Member of the A-team?

• Mentor

• One who can teach you a thing or two

• One-on-one instructor

• One-on-one teacher

• One-on-one trainer

• One-on-one type

• Oxford employee

• Oxford fellow

• Oxford officer

• Pangloss, e.g.

• Personal coach

• Personal instructor

• Personal trainer

• Personally train

• Private coach

• Private instructor

• Private preceptor

• Private teacher

• Privately instruct

• Roger Ascham, to Queen Elizabeth I

• School of migrating trout (5)

• Schoolkid's helper

• Seneca, to Nero

• Someone you may see after class

• Someone you might thank in passing?

• Special educator

• Struggling student's assistant

• Student aid?

• Study aide

• Subject of a C. Wells limerick

• Teach a lesson to

• Teach on the side

• Teach one-on-one

• Teach privately

• Teacher

• Teacher for one

• Teacher with a class of one

• Teacher with a very small class?

• Teaching assistant

• Train

• A person who gives private instruction (as in singing or acting)