If anyone needs one to one tuition on Sonar, pm me. Midlands, UK. 
Can travel around the midlands.

I think you meant to say 'tutoring', rather than 'tuition'.  Tutoring is teaching, and tuition is the fees you pay for education. :)

Bob Bone

Not if you live in the UK, Bob

Hey Bob, maybe the cold weather in MD is making you insensitive to the international audience on this forum. Perhaps wearing a nice jumper would help ;-)

Can't you English even use the right word in your native language?

;-) for those w/ no sense of humor, or is that humour?

@

Oh - wasn't trying to be mean or insensitive - did not know they have it wrong - like lift and boot and poofter.

Bob Bone :)

The OP is not incorrect in his usage of the word tuition. We here in the US associate it with the fee paid for teaching. It does have both meanings though. 

Bob was not finding fault but he was expressing my own confusion in how it was used. 

AT


Can't you English even use the right word in your native language?

;-) for those w/ no sense of humor, or is that humour?

@

Surely you're not suggesting there are people frequenting this forum who have no sense of humour?

Sense of humour, what is that? Heck my spell check isn't liking that word what ever it means.

Well, according to Dictionary.com:

tu·i·tion  [too-ish-uh n, tyoo-]  
noun
1.  The charge or fee for instruction, as at a private school or a college or university: 

2.  Teaching or instruction, as of pupils: a school offering private tuition in languages.

3.  Archaic. guardianship or custody.


So, was the OP offering guardianship? :)

Bob Bone