Path 2: Through professional academic websites.

Academic websites or libraries search for tutors' works and articles. Learn these articles to understand the academic research of the tutor. Many tutors' papers are published in foreign journals, so we should also pay attention to the collection.

Path 3: Contact the tutor directly.

If you live in the city where you apply for school, you can take time to listen to the tutor's class and even try to communicate with the tutor after class. This is a good way to get to know the tutor directly. For example, you can come to the school to see relevant announcements, lectures by tutors and so on. If your tutor asks you to interview yourself in the second interview, that is the best contact opportunity.

Path 4: Through people around you.

If you have brothers, sisters or classmates who happen to be mentors, or have certain contact with mentors, you can learn the above four aspects of information through them, especially the situation of teacher-student love. Because the tutor's attitude, principles, requirements and daily communication with students, and even some personal preferences in the tutor's life, will be vividly displayed in his contact with the people around him. Similar information obtained through his students or acquaintances cannot be obtained by other means.