Jason Franklin has been teaching ACT Prep sessions since 1995.  No teacher in Illinois spends more time preparing students for the ACT. He is the most popular ACT Prep instructor in the State as he typically teaches 10 - 13 ACT Prep classes a week, year round.  He has worked with over 4,00 students from over 100 different high schools.  The average improvement is just under 4 points.

Over the years he has helped many students overcome test anxiety.

Throughout the years, he has taught ACT Prep Classes in the following locations:

• University of Illinois in Springfield

• Millikin University in Decatur

• Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington

• Eastern Illinois University in Charleston

• Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais

• Lewis University in Romeoville

• Wheaton College in Wheaton

• Champaign Centennial High School in Champaign

• Peoria Christian High School in Peoria

• Danville Area Community College in Danville

• Parkland College in Champaign

He was a public school teacher for ten years with the last seven being at Champaign Centennial High School.  During his tenure, he received the ICTM Recognition Award for outstanding teaching in the classroom as well as being nominated by students for the Who’s Who Among American Teachers and the National Honor Roll for Outstanding American Teachers.

He is a National Board Certified Teacher – less than one-half of one percent of the teachers in the country have earned this prestigious certification.

He spent four years working on a team that designed standardized tests and curriculum timelines for the Champaign school district high school math courses.

He knows how to motivate young people to perform better, especially on tests.