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All About NYC Housing Connect

Interested in affordable housing in New York City, but don’t know where to start getting the information you need to make an application? Learning all about NYC Housing Connect is your first step towards a brighter future in an affordable home.

What Is NYC Housing Connect?

NYC Housing Connect is a website that helps people to find affordable accommodation within New York City. Anybody has access to the site’s database to search for affordable housing developments, and registered users have access to additional functions, including:

• Enter your household information.
• Update your household information.
• Apply for housing by completing an online housing application form.

To register on the site, select the “create account” option, and then enter your e-mail address, name and a choice of security questions for identification purposes.

How Does NYC Housing Connect Work?

Obtaining affordable housing involves five steps. It’s a potentially lengthy process, but the NYC Housing Connect website helps by making it easier to find properties you are eligible for, as well as providing a convenient method for completing and submitting an NYC housing application.

First you need to find suitable, affordable housing developments. While these are listed in local papers and advertised on construction sites, it’s much easier to search using the NYC Housing Connect search engine.

Then you want to check eligibility. Different developments have different eligibility requirements, including a minimum and maximum household income and credit rating. Being an NYC resident or a worker for New York City may make you eligible for preferential treatment in certain developments.

Submitting your application is the next step. It’s possible to make an application through the mail, but it’s easier and faster to register with NYC Housing Connect. If you’re successful in your application, the developer arranges an appointment to confirm your eligibility. All of the adults in your household must attend.

Finally, if you’re eligible, the developer places you on a waiting list or offers you a lease to sign. If you aren’t eligible, you begin the application process again, or make an appeal.

How Long Does It Take?

All affordable housing developments have a deadline by which you must submit your application. After the deadline, there’s a lottery, and all of the applicants are put into a random order. It may take anywhere from two to 10 months to hear from a developer, depending on how many applications are received. Bear in mind that competition is fierce, and there may be tens of thousands of applications. Simply submitting an application is no guarantee of success, and you may never hear back at all.

What Is Affordable Housing?

Affordable housing is housing with rent and utilities that are no more than approximately one third of the household’s total gross income. If your rent and utilities are more than one third of your income, you’re classified as “rent burdened.”

How Do I Calculate My Income?

As part of an application for housing though NYC Housing Connect, you must meet the eligibility criteria. One of the main criterion is gross income. To calculate your income, consider all of the money you receive, including salary, tips and bonuses. Convert your wages into yearly totals, and add together gross income from earnings and net income from any self-employment to get your total annual income.

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Using those skills, tutors interact with students and parents to develop a tutoring program that best suits the student. WhizKidz tutors form a bridge between schools, students, and parents to provide homework assistance.

Tutoring and Homework Help in NY

WhizKidz Tutoring works with New York schools and remains aware of curriculum and learning standards. This allows them to provide grade-level assistance with homework, special projects, and general subjects. Wherever your student needs help, our tutors can provide guidance.

WhizKidz Tutoring offers tutoring and homework help to students from Pre-K to college prep and beyond. Whether your student has trouble focusing after school in several subjects or just one, our tutors are ready to step up. Among the talents that a tutor has:

• Thorough knowledge in subject-area or grade level
• Exemplary verbal and written communication abilities
• Motivation expertise to encourage students to set goals for success

WhizKidz can provide a tutor with a broad educational background to help your child with homework, general studying practices, or special projects as needed, regardless of your student’s age or grade level.

Elementary Level Tutoring

Elementary school tutoring begins at the Pre-Kindergarten level and through grade 6. Although homework isn’t always a problem at this level, tutors can work with students to develop good home study habits.

The responsibilities of an elementary-level tutor are to improve knowledge and understanding in various subject areas. Duties may differ based on the age and level of the student, but some of the things a tutor can help with are:

• Study habits
• Confidence building

Tutors may work with elementary students in one subject area or several, depending on what is needed. Sessions may be conducted in person or online.

If your child does better in a small group setting, WK Pods has services offering group tutoring in groups with two to six students. Students will be paired based on age and grade level, which increases peer-to-peer learning also.

Secondary Level Tutoring

Once students reach sixth grade, they often have increasing homework assignments. Tutors at the secondary level work with students in grades 6 through 12. They will assist students in developing good study habits and routines and provide additional assistance as necessary. Some of the specific areas a tutor will help with are:

• Assisting with homework, test prep, research practices, and similar academic tasks
• Ensure that students understand key concepts taught in the classroom
• Teaching skills to improve study habits, note-taking, and studying techniques
• Help in understanding specific subjects and assignments
• Help with test-taking strategies to improve academic performance
• Providing positive feedback to promote student growth and confidence building

Because every student is different, tutors may adjust their practices to adapt to how the student learns best.

Tutoring at the secondary level can be in a one-on-one in-person setting or small groups through WK Pods.

Taming the Homework Beast

Tutors will work with students to develop a homework routine that works. Some students may need complete quiet, while others prefer quiet music playing in the background. WhizKidz tutors work with your student to determine how they learn most effectively and build on that.

The result will be parents having a student that utilizes homework time effectively to complete assignments accurately and on time.

Developing a Routine

One of the priorities for a tutor is to establish a homework routine . It takes approximately three weeks (21 days) to form a new habit. Meeting at the same time daily or several times per week will make your student accustomed to the routine after the first few weeks.

Once a routine is established, your student will have greater self-esteem and confidence and improve academically.

How Tutoring Can Help

WhizKidz tutors bring flexibility and creativity to the table. This helps them provide a customized plan to assist your student most effectively. Additionally, they offer compassion and patience to allow students to develop at their own pace.

WhizKidz Tutors Can Help

Whether your student needs help in one subject or several, WhizKidz tutors can help. All of our tutors have Master’s Degrees in education. Many are teachers within New York schools. They are familiar with the New York Standards of Learning, testing requirements, and general classroom structure.

The combination of certifications and education makes WhizKidz tutors stand out in the crowd. Their dedication to student success shows in every student-tutor interaction.

Offer Your Kids The Gift Of Education

Whether you select in-person, online, or group tutoring through WK Pods, you will be offering your child the opportunity to discover the wonders of education. Tutoring and homework help will deliver rewards beyond measure in increased self-esteem and confidence.

Give your student the gift of education by signing them up for WhizKidz Tutoring. For questions or to contact a representative, please drop us a line using the online Contact Form . You may also phone our Long Island office at (516) 210-6755 or the New York office at (914) 200-3512 .

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